Chicken Ham Rice Noodle (RM14.90) Comment: A healthy meal with huge portion of chewy rice noodles, thick slices of chicken ham and fresh vegetables. Very filling.
[Pork-free, Muslim-friendly] A franchise originating from Hanoi Vietnam, Cong Caphe offers excellent Vietnamese coffee and food.
We opted for the Hanoian Coffee (RM13.90) – coffee with condensed milk. If you know (and love) Vietnamese coffee – they are usually super “kau”!
They serve amazing Vietnamese food. A must try in Malaysia !!! 💖 Love their Banh Cuon, Banh Mi 🌭, Pho 🍜 and drink taste like cendol !!! 💋🤤😋 amazing taste… The ambience is striking, so bright…
Instead I had spring roll and pork chop dry vermicelli (thick mee hoon) with lots of raw vegetables such as raw beansprout (taugeh), cucumbers, lettuce, basil and pickled carrots at MYR 14.06++ (MYR 16.30 nett after 10% service charge and 6% SST). A sweet and sour fish sauce is provided to mix into the vermicelli but I returned it immediately when it was put on the table and the staff was so surprised. I guess he does not understand how anyone could eat this dish without any sauce but I like it this way without any sauce.
Slice Beef Noodle is a perfect choice for beef lovers. The soup is flavourful and the sliced beef is tender and juicy that it just melts in the mouth. Yum!! Slice Beef Noodle @ RM 23.90
Verdict : This is a great place to dine in, whether it be for the fabled Vietnamese coffee, or just to have a taste of Hanoi. This place boasts mainly Hanoi styled food. It’s more than just Banh Mi, and the other dishes do equally as well, if not at times better than the Banh Mi! While you’re at it, do get the drinks as well.
Look at the glorious omelette, golden-yellow in colour, with molten cheese overflowing out. Looks pretty good, but tasted better than good. We loved this sandwich to bits! The creamy egg, savoury molten cheese, crunchy preserved daikon & carrots just come together so perfectly.
Today this was what was served; the Vietnamese Coconut Milk Coffee (RM8). I really like this version as it allows me to dig out the coconut milk ice and eat it like an ice-cream. 😀
Overall Rating: 7/10 for the food, environment and customer service. I would say that the dishes served is definitely value for money, for its huge portions and of reasonable taste. However, I still have slight preference for Festival City in KL but would definitely return.
