Rabbit Home Restaurant

Daniel Wardhana

Decorated with Muar & geographic area background murals, this restaurant supplies a selection of local dishes in very reasonable prices plus reduced drinks. We'd nasi goreng kampong, laksa and ice kacang. There exists a fair collection of dishes buffet design along with thea la carte menus. Worth a trip during lunch hrs or dinner time!

Meryem Atmaca

An extremely well decorated restaurant, as being a small museum with the kindness from staff members explaining the Royal town Muar and Johor empire history, thumbs up! Meals are delicious specifically the menu meals which purchased by Sultan of Johor during his go to (i love SultanFried Rice and Tomyam fried meehun!) You can even attempt the 'mee siput' that is a nearby snack it is possible to only enter Muar! Good work to the Owner!

Gezenti

I love the idea of the restaurant, is similar to a variety of museum and cafe, l have discovered Muar is really a town of filled with history apart from food. And the food had been nice with reasonable cost, is a good place for individuals whofirst visit Muar.

Hidayet Güngör

We really like the look of this eating place, many selections for food, offer Misput (muar typical processed foods). Basically Muar background is summarize into walls painting. Don't state you arrived at Muar before for those who have not step within this restaurant!

GurmeX

Smack in the center of city, this cosy little cafe has a great selections of menus for local tastebuds. Airconditioned and comfy, but somerimes could be very packed especially during lunchtime hrs between 12.30pm-2pm. It includes a area for smokers as well, located outsideat tge back door of the restaurant. Price is quite reasonable.