acolab. anime cafe — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

🤣Suprised seeing me here huh?🤣 Ok ,the Cafe is purely for anime fans. Its Anime theme cafe and its theme changes according to current popular anime.😁 This time is Solo Leveling season!😁👍

Wait. I checked already. The cafe has announced its muslim friendly. Im not sure about others but i dont go to restaurants who merely say pork free, lard free etc. Im sure u guys know as Malaysian, halal food requires chicken/ meat go thru the halal sembelih process etc.

So that means, no halal certificate yet BUT all food ingredients come from halal sources. Cafe owner, pls correct me, if im wrong but i relied on your FB public announcement. Anyway, you go n get your halal certificate fast la, easier to tampal infront of your entrance.

Anyway, originally i didnt come to the cafe for the food .😝🙏I went there purely to check out Solo Leveling giant diorama. Entry to it comes in packages. The one i chose comes with food. The food is mainly western but the most interesting part is, its custom prepared to fit the Solo Leveling theme. Yep, fun!😁

Waiters are all young guys but suprisingly very pleasant and friendly .Food is western/ italian fusion, hence BLACK risotto!🤣👍 Prawn Burger tastes nice with crispy prawn patty.

The diorama is awesome for the fans and the souvenir shop is a must go.

Anyway again, cafe owner, pls pls get your halal certificate soon or perhaps pls publicise more in social media on your status. 😁

Im saying this because your anime theme cafe is awesome and your cafe deserves more exposure. So lets step it up guys!😁

As SungJinWoo in Solo Leveling would...

Dining experience was quite awful. We were one of the groups who pre-ordered our meals for the 6.30 pm - 8.00 pm session on 15th Sept. Upon verification of tickets, we were told that the Choco Shin-Chan Pops were unavailable. Unfortunately, they had no other dessert options available so all four of us had to take the Shiro Dreamy Pudding. The staff apologised and gave us additional collection cards (which is usually purchased or collected through completing activities).

While meals were served, there were some hiccups in-between and we were informed that the Choco Pops were available, but we had to wait for an hour as it needs time to freeze (we didn’t mind wait). Later, we were informed that the Choco Pops will take very long to freeze and it’s best if we take the Pudding. One of the gentlemen (I believe he’s the manager or team lead) politely offered us to return on another day to try the Choco pops at no additional cost, but I turned down the offer because I am disappointed at the whole situation.

My main complaints are:- Why is the food item not available even when we pre-ordered? What’s the point of us pre-ordering then? Burger and rice (from the curry) were served cold; food and drinks were quite bland. The glass cups… if we order four packages together, why wouldn’t you allow exchange of repeating designs? Out of the four designs, we managed to get only two designs.

The photo zone (not the booth) was a good experience for me. The lady manning the station was friendly and did a great job in spacing out parties to avoid overcrowding the...

To be honest, I feel like this Anime collab café is nothing more than a money grab that takes advantage of the anime community. As a long-time anime fan, I’m honestly heartbroken by how poorly done everything was. Here’s my breakdown: The Food The food was absolutely terrible. I love anime, but I won’t sugarcoat things just because it’s themed after a series I enjoy. The meal I got was bland, low quality, and definitely not worth RM50. Save your money — you’re better off eating anywhere else. The Drinks The drinks were just basic — on the same level as something from CoolBlog. No unique flavors, no creativity. At best, some were just average. Certainly not worth the premium pricing. The Exhibition The so-called exhibition was laughable. My house is bigger than that space. It was tiny, lifeless, and there was no immersive experience at all. The hype in the videos and ads is completely misleading. The Merchandise (Biggest Red Flag) This is where I truly felt scammed. The website claimed the merch was “official” collaboration or “official” goods. But I recognized almost everything — it’s the same stuff you can find on Taobao or Shopee for a fraction of the price. Example: A phone case selling for RM59 at the café? I saw the exact one on Taobao for RM5.69. That’s a 900% markup! And it’s not even legit Japan merch — just mass-produced knockoffs being passed off as exclusive. Don’t fall for it. Just buy...