Nam Joo — Restaurant in Borneo

I loved the pisang grg cheese not too sweet and crispy. And fruit rojak is a must try here! The spicy korean chicken also sedapp so crispy, served with cheese on top. But personally maybe it would taste better if served with the spicy red korean sauce. The ayam balado is also good, crispy chicken n nasi putih sedap (not the usual nasi putih where u eat at normal resto), only the sambal had a less kick to it, maybe if add limau it might give the kick. All their ingredients is halal just in case you’re wondering.

Drinks: Their white lady sedap penuh isi n sweetness just nice, but not a fan of the watermelon cendol though, the taste is a bit bland. The dragonfruit cheese is also nice!

The ambience and vibe of the cafe is ok, suitable for people who wants to do their works here, they even provide their wifi password coz apparently you won’t get any 4g networks being inside the cafe.

Definitely going here again to try out their...

Nam joo is a gem of a spot if you’re looking for a peaceful and inviting environment. From the moment you step inside, the ambiance makes you feel at home. The decor strikes the perfect balance between trendy and cozy, with soft lighting, warm wooden accents, and comfortable seating options that invite you to settle in for a while.

The staff are genuinely friendly and attentive without being intrusive. Whether you’re there to catch up with friends, enjoy some alone time, or even tackle a bit of work, they make sure you feel cared for. The music is mellow and at just the right volume, complementing the tranquil vibe of the space.

One standout feature is their attention to detail—clean tables, thoughtfully placed decor, and even the fresh scent in the air make it a space you’ll want to revisit.

If you’re searching for a welcoming and relaxing cafe experience, nam joo is an...

The place is amazing. It gives aesthetic vintage vibes. Ambient and spacious. Its a great place to hang out and chit chat with your friends/ partner. They play cool songs too (personally for me). The deco and props used are old nostalgic vintage which is intriguing. When we first got there, we were greeted with friendly staff. They even recommend us their specialties. The food we try was hit and miss which for me was a miss. The popcorn chicken with teriyaki sauce was below mid and the crispy calamari was just okay but the sambal for it was good. Both of these food was frozen food and not made fresh. Drink wise. The matcha latte was not bad. It could taste better but it was good. Ice lemon tea was refreshingly good. Overall food and drinks price were at a little higher end. I guess we could say its the price of a typical...