FIVELEAF Sungai Petani — Restaurant in Kedah

Yea.. I like it here. The place was cozy and peacefull. The music was soo relaxing. Its like u in the Netherlands country. Where there a windmill and inside decor look like that country. Wow.. Fabulous.. I think the owner love that country. But.. The deco was little bit too much. If ur not a fan of deco, u will feel abit annoying. I think. They provide u free water on the corner side. I think got toilet lah. Never go check. Its not big. Its abit small place. But is ok. The chair is kinda small with small piece wooden attach on it. Not good for long term used. If a fat people sit on it might broken. Lah..The coffee and blended drink price was a little bit cheaper rm4 if compare to starbuck. But the bread and pastries i guess same price as sbux. And they only have one size of cup. 12oz. Also they staff only 1 person. I guess better 2 staf. Since i can see he struggling to make coffee and bread at same time if suddenly a group of people come with grab order some more. Better they write people name on cup and calling they name ask them pick up themselve. More faster. I can see again he struggling send food and drink to table. Only one person take care whole shop. The owner should increase his salary. Or maybe he is the owner. Lol. But great service and...

Firstly, the cafe needs to figure out their identity because the whole setting and ambience feel weird when you are connected to a developer’s sales gallery. I can understand the developer’s business module but most people are here to enjoy the food and relax, not to look for a property to buy.

On the bright side, there are a lot of parking spaces near the cafe which is a plus. The food (Tumeric chicken, american croissant, and danish manga pastry) is quite alright but there isn’t a whole lot of variety here.

We came mainly for the waffle desserts but sadly, it was not available during that time. The staffs were friendly towards us and our orders arrived promptly except a cake which was forgotten about so some improvements are needed.

Lastly, the overall food and beverage prices aren’t exactly cheap. With a 6% service charge, we spent almost RM100 for 2 people so it is better to come here once in a while...

It has always been my go-to place for a cup of coffee or matcha latte whenever I visit my hometown. However, I hope they can provide additional training to their staff, as I recently had a concerning experience with their communication skills.

I ordered an iced matcha latte and handed over RM20.50. The staff mistakenly gave me RM4.50 in change instead of RM4. When I pointed out the discrepancy, they were confident I was wrong, despite my attempts to clarify. Since I didn’t receive a receipt, I began to doubt myself.

After enjoying my drinks and as I was about to leave the café, the staff at the counter stopped me. I realized this must be because they were short RM0.50. Although I acknowledged their mistake and handed over the additional amount, they did not offer any apology. A simple apology for their mistake would have been appreciated, but instead, I felt as though I was being blamed for...