Mews Café

a hidden restaurant in an alley. Food was excellent and well seasoned. We ordered 5 different dishes and they all tasted great, especially the rice with fish/ beef and the weekly special stir fried noodles (can't remember the names). Definitely coming back.

Came here a few times for brunch & lunch previously. They served local delicacies with average taste in quite a good environment, especially when u sit outdoor. The price is on the higher side.

bumped into this cafe on google maps and decided to give it a try. food was not bad, love the presentation of the food. very unique and traditional in a way. but the interior is what im interested in. apparently all the artworks on the walls are made by the owner itself!!! so impressive

We reached this airconditional restaurant on the weekend at about 6:30pm. No reservation was needed. 80% of the tables were occupied. Table service for ordering and serving within 10 minutes upon ordering.Nasi lemak was with fish, 2 large prawns, peanuts, anchovies, crackers, egg, and cucumber. RM28 per serving and big portion. Taste wise, it was mediocre. 2 starsNyonya laksa lemak was poorly done. Curry was below par. RM28 per serving was overpriced in light of fewer ingredients. 1 starCucur udang prawns fritters were slightly above average. It tasted similar to 30 years ago Indian stall selling kuih, talam, laksa, and cucur udang. RM20 per serving. But, I don't like its sauce as it was satay sauce and not the authentic Indian chilli sauce 30 years ago. 3 starsOrange juice at RM17 per serving was mediocre. 2 starsThe total bill for 2 persons' dinner at RM93 was reasonable.

If you not vegetarian, dont order the Lontong, as the taste was flat. Satay was well marinated. Service was ok. Menu was a bit torn when presented to us.