What is the Sarawak laksa like?

Broth is rich and 'pekat' (concentrated), sambal portions are generous, and Sarawakian diners have approved it. Chicken consistency varies; some find it soft, others tough.

How much does a meal cost?

Grilled chicken with sides costs RM21 before service charge and tax. A two-dish lunch with drink totals around RM60+ before tax and service charge.

Is there ample seating for groups?

Yes. Reviews mention comfortable spaces for families and groups, with tables to accommodate multiple people.

Que Cafe Pastries & Dessert

4.6(70) 77 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Verified

Dessert & Bakery CafesSpecialty CoffeeAesthetic & Instagrammable CafesStudy & Co-working CafesHalal / Muslim-Friendly Cafes

Services: Dessert & Bakery Cafes, Specialty Coffee, Aesthetic & Instagrammable Cafes
Reviews: 70

What recent reviews say

Most visits deliver warm staff, a relaxed vibe, and standout Sarawak laksa with rich broth and generous sambal. Quality swings between meals: some praise generous portions and soft fish, others find tough chicken, oversalted dishes, and spaghetti that skips proper cooking. Service lags when the team is stretched thin, and one recent review flagged flies.

The space works well for family gatherings and casual hangouts. Pastries and specialty coffee anchor the dessert-cafe appeal, though croissants lack softness and pricing sits at RM60+ for a two-dish lunch. Sarawakian heritage dishes are the main draw; expect inconsistency in execution and willing staff who may not always keep pace with a full room.

Praised for

Sarawak laksa with generous sambal
friendly staff and welcoming vibe
clean restroom and comfortable ambience
good portion sizes

Watch-outs

inconsistent food quality and seasoning
slow service and understaffed
portion imbalance on some dishes
flies reported in cafe

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Best for: Families and groups seeking Sarawak laksa, casual hangouts, and a welcoming vibe.

Think twice if: You want consistent cooking execution, quick table service, or a flawless sanitation record. Recent reports flag inconsistency and occasional staffing gaps.

Strengths

Sarawak laksa with authentic broth and generous sambal
relaxed cafe vibe and social spaces
large portions on signature dishes
Sarawakian-approved authenticity

Worth knowing

Sarawak laksa broth described as 'pekat' (rich/concentrated)
tumpik Sarawak is a frequent praise item
restrooms noted as very clean
staff have prepared complimentary birthday cookies for customers
two-dish lunch plus drink totals RM60+ before tax and service charge
prawn aglio olio and buttermilk sets offered
grilled salmon and spaghetti on menu but have had execution complaints

What reviews say by service

Dessert & Bakery Cafes: Croissants lack softness; pastries present but underperforming.
Specialty Coffee: Specialty coffee appears on menu but limited review detail on quality.
Aesthetic & Instagrammable Cafes: Comfortable, relaxing environment praised for family gatherings and catching up.
Study & Co-working Cafes: Spacious seating and relaxed vibe support casual hangouts, though no specific study/work focus mentioned.
Halal / Muslim-Friendly Cafes: Sarawak laksa and halal-relevant dishes present; 'inshaa Allah' and Sarawakian approval suggest Muslim-friendly positioning.

How it compares

Rated 4.6 against a 4.49 average across the 90 aesthetic & instagrammable cafes businesses listed here.
Has more Google reviews than 19% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

Our Rubric

Star rating 71

Review volume 80

Review recency 100

Review sentiment 61

Profile completeness 100

Verification 30

Common questions

What is the Sarawak laksa like?: Broth is rich and 'pekat' (concentrated), sambal portions are generous, and Sarawakian diners have approved it. Chicken consistency varies; some find it soft, others tough.
How much does a meal cost?: Grilled chicken with sides costs RM21 before service charge and tax. A two-dish lunch with drink totals around RM60+ before tax and service charge.
Is there ample seating for groups?: Yes. Reviews mention comfortable spaces for families and groups, with tables to accommodate multiple people.

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