7 Stars Cafe — Restaurant in Borneo

7 Stars Cafe is a popular spot that locals flock to, especially for weekend breakfasts. It’s not just busy in the mornings, though; the crowd seems to carry on into the night, making it a vibrant and lively place throughout the day.

If you’re visiting, one dish you simply must try is the Laksa Sarawak. It’s famous here for a reason—a rich, flavorful bowl that truly showcases the essence of Sarawak cuisine. While I didn’t try the laksa this time, I did have their coffee, and I was impressed. It was thick, creamy, and expertly made, with no hint of being watered down—a perfect complement to any meal.

The cafe itself is airy, cool, and clean, offering a comfortable environment even during busy times. What adds to its charm is the sheer variety of food available, which you can see in my attached video. There’s something for everyone, whether you’re in the mood for local favorites or something lighter.

Overall, 7 Stars Cafe is a fantastic spot for a hearty breakfast or a casual meal at any time of day. Highly recommended for anyone looking to experience the vibrant...

Teh-se-peng absolutely. Caffeine (black tea?) full, evporated creamer, & palm sugar fix with a head full of ice @ rm3.30 is a winner! Everywhere else has been serving shameful watered down muck for 50sen less in every aspects? The senses reward is worthy of the difference. Oh, it's also a pint of deliciousness!

Heard that the food is good here too. Unfortunately, by 3pm-ish, I was only able to secure a Chinese made lemak 😞 for a snack.

10.08.2024 Went back for more today. Food was the norm; but dessert of curry puff, and the drinks were very satisfying. A huge bonus was bumping into my London ex-girlfriend! What's the odds! And she is on her way to the airport to continue her tour of Asia. Her last few hrs in Kuch! Guess 7 Stars Cafe is where we were...

I came all the way for their renowned coffee, boasting the best Kopi in town. Opting for both the classic Kopi peng and the refreshing Kopi O peng, I was pleasantly surprised by their rich, moderately sweet flavor and generous portions, all at an incredibly affordable price. The food court ambiance was commendable – a clean and well-ventilated space. While I initially aimed for the curry noodles, they were unfortunately sold out by 10 am on a Sunday. However, the pivot to the pork knuckles rice proved to be a satisfying choice. The dish was not only tasty but also remarkably flavorful, devoid of any lingering boar...