Cafe in Cheras - Selangor

1. www.placesandfoods.com
2. 4 years ago

First of all, we enjoyed the food, the loved the service and the design of this café. Parking is not an issue but probably it is packed during weekends. The prices of the food is manageable and we don’t mind coming back again at The Mechanic Café Dataran Cheras Balakong. =)

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2. 6 years ago

Matcha Raspberry is a small surprise of the day, the appearance is exquisite, the taste is also very layered, it is the heart of Xiaobian's heart~

1. thefoodbunny.com
2. 7 years ago

Carbonara: Linguine, 16 ringgit. This was delicious! Every mouthful was creamy and gooey. If you fancy yourself a plate of rice, decadent noodles – this should totally do it for you. They had generous amount of chicken sausage scattered everywhere with some tomatoes, which only made it all the more delicious. Yum!

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2. 5 years ago

The fruit rojak was yummy. There were lots of fruits – mangoes, papaya, cucumber with a nice sprinkle of crushed peanuts and prawn crackers. Yum

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2. 5 years ago

Banana Waffle with Ice Cream – Lightly crispy outside, fluffy soft inside waffle, accompanied by banana, ice cream and chocolate sauce. Classic and simple. Original Waffle with Ice Cream, Wheat Waffle with Ice Cream, Meat Floss Waffle are available too. Price is reasonable, not more than RM10 for waffle choices.

1. erisgoesto.com
2. 5 years ago

Their specialty is rojak – (for the non-Malaysians reading this, it’s a type of salad. But definitely not the healthy kind lol), since one of the people running the place is the son of the couple who run the famous Rojak Wan stall in TTDI! I never used to like rojak until I had Rojak Wan’s – the beautiful combination of fresh fruits and veggies, tossed in a thick shrimp paste sauce and topped with crunchy crackers, fried Chinese crullers and ground nuts – is simply divine.

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2. last year

Bookafe Café is truly a hidden gem at Balakong Cheras. The food is good, huge portion with café pricing. It is matter of time, we will go back again for their lovely food.

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2. 5 years ago

We started our meal here with their Hanging Muddy Wheel (RM 15.90). The MUST have in Cups Café, one definitely must enjoy this wholesome famous home baked bagel dipped with the chef’s special sauce hanged over a bowl of roasted tomato soup to perfection. The soup comes simply creamy with the robust flavours. We love the way the bagel coated with creamy fragrant cheese and dipped them into the tomato soup. It is just super awesome!

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2. 5 years ago

「Hexgon Cafe」绝对是你的不二选择。特色主食加上多元小吃，再点上一杯饮料， 这就是满足的滋味。

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2. 6 years ago

Bao Set (Salted Egg Fried Chicken), 15.90 ringgit. The Bao was awesome. It is quickly becoming a trend these days. More and more cafes are offering this buns with fillings as starters or main meals but they usual come in a mini size. The ones served here are different because it actually comes in a large size, similar to the ones you’d get when you buy Kaya, Lotus Baos. In this case, it did resemble the size of a burger bun. This is after all a Bao Burger and it certainly did work well as a substitute. The Bao was soft and dense, has a springy effect, awesome! Eating it on its own was yummy, having it with salted egg gravy/sauce and chewy, meaty fried chicken? Delicious! I would certainly go for this dish again.