99 Cafe — Restaurant in Sarawak

🪄Apr 2019 The economy rice stall offers a wide variety of choices and often has a long queue, reflecting its popularity. It provides some of the most affordable prices in the area. However, the dishes typically use less expensive ingredients, which is consistent with its budget-friendly approach. Occasionally, the vegetables can appear dark and not very fresh. While it's a cost-effective option, the focus here is more on affordability rather than gourmet quality. If you're looking for a quick and economical meal, this stall meets the basic needs but may not impress those seeking a more flavorful or refined...

By far, the cheapest nasi campur non halal chinese style cafe that serves many dishes, and it is quite tasty too.

There are many other dishes, from nasi goreng with spam pork, salad chicken rice with big chicken portion, fried noodles etc. You can get noodle soups too or halal food inside at the same cafe with fair prices. No wonder this cafe always full with people.

The eating place is abit limited with long tables and chairs. You have to sit inside next to people you don't know sometimes, especially when the big tables outside are not available. Plus it is quite bising...

The most outstanding food stall was the economy packed rice, so generous that the lid can't even fit on. Few of the server/waiter, they were a bit slack or perhaps there were no customers at the time, but they seem not very keen to work, customers were calling out for them, but they looked at each other, like waiting for whom will go to serve the customers, plus they were sitting...