Guyala Cafe — Restaurant in Cairns North

Incompetent.

Ordered three meals, two meals arrived and went cold while we waited 10 minutes for the other one to follow, I ordered the Smashed Avocado on Toast, it arrived and was just a solitary slice of toast, bear in mind it cost $20...and it wasn't even toasted, it was Smashed Avocado on 'Bread'. I politely returned the Smashed Avocado on 'Bread' and kindly ask for the advertised 'Toast'. Having waited a further period of time for the mistake to be rectified my guests had finished their dining experience and we just awkwardly waited. Once it arrived, the Smashed Avocado on 'Bread' remained with no Toast in sight.

I Would never usually complain or write a review, but for the price of the slice of bread I received, i would hate some other innocent Patron to experience this 'Pitfall'

Quite obvious the Kitchen staff are either incompetent or imbecilic. Do yourself a favor and keep walking past, much better options in the Cairns city.

Credit where credits due, Floor staff and table...

Dropped by for breakie this morning. The cafe was busy with locals as it's located north of Cairns CBD away from the main tourist area. We had to wait for a table because the heavily pregnant manager was busy with a group of QLD Police detectives. Absolutely understandable that she was occupied, but none of the other staff attended to us even though there were tables free.

Once we were seated, the wait staff was friendly and apologise. We ordered the Yellow Super Smoothie and Cold Brew to start, and the Pina Colada Waffle Stack and Good Morning Vietnam for breakfast. The Good Morning Vietnam was surprisingly delicious. Noting that we like bean sprouts and the green papaya slaw balance it nicely. Probably can do with a bit more pork belly. The Pina Colada Waffle was the Best looking and tasty waffles combination we've ever had. Everything on the plate just works and pops together, the flavour was amazing. Highly...

Hi everyone! I am writing a review from an absolutely neutral state the next morning. I'm tired of the Australian service where they rush you to order and then take the plates from under your fork. I don't think this is correct. This is bad service. Yes, everyone is already accustomed to this attitude. But we can make the Australian customer experience better. If we talk about this particular cafe, where I ordered a Vietnamese breakfast and a milk shake, I am sad that operating in such a beautiful place, you can prepare such disgusting stuff. It’s even sadder when I see what kind of ratings visitors give. This is a road to nowhere. If we evaluate such mediocre cuisine so well, what will we eat in the future? Guys, please be more realistic. Don't be a "TikTokers." Let's write real ratings and not put on a nice face about poor service and cuisine. Enough. Thanks. Peace. One world 🌎...