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03-2141 9997
Opening Hours
Today
11:30 - 00:00
Mon - Sun
11:30 - 00:00
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We have our set lunch at Suka Cafe and wanted to try other menu . Each time i visit this place, i am having difficulties to communicate with the staff here. Very small portion for Aglio Olio Spaghetti. I can't see any meat inside either and they are charging for RM 21.90 for this pasta. Really not worth it at all!Now i am frustrated and anger. This time visit i can't get my honey lemon. The staff said that this set lunch is not included the honey lemon and i need to top up extra charges. I told him that last time i came just a few weeks back, they said it is included!. No choice but to just order this lemon teaOrdered the fried rice with seafood set and and side dish of fried chicken. Just average for the chicken drumstick. The fried rice is big portion with generous portion of the seafood. Forget about the soup. Full of Ajinomoto. Soup noodles with ginger broth.Baked Cheese rice. My colleague said this baked rice is dry and only can see the cheese just spread on the top. Bottom part is just the plain rice with chicken meat and mixtures of peas, corns and carrots. DisappointingRM 10 voucher given to us to use for next round but only for dinner and very fast expiry date. **I keep on complaining and nagging about my hot honey lemon until back to my office. Unsatisfactory!Suka Cafe,One Residency, Jalan Nagasari, Kuala Lumpur. 03-2141 9997 (Call 12pm – 11pm daily).
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I brought the coupon of this restraunt. I first don't really think it's a nice place because the name of this restraunt doesn't sound well. i was shock that this restraunt is so beautiful and it is also very romentic !! this is the soup of the day,i actually don't know the name too....but it is really nice. I think..it taste like pumpkin soup, and with some fried bread inside. If i come again, i sure will order this soup.
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One of the loveliest settings in this part of town, Suka exudes sheer elegance in the evening, when the lights are dimmed and calm melodies play in the background. The menu is surprising; Suka might look like a Western outlet, but it specializes in Malaysian fare at low prices (many dishes cost barely RM10). This nasi lemak could have been more moist and fragrant, but we liked the flavorsome fried chicken & sweet, fiery sambal. Claypot loh shi fun. Good stuff; sinfully slurpy, with a satisfying wallop of 'wok hei.' Char kuey teow. Not bad; had a pleasantly smoky taste, slick texture & sufficient prawns, but it could have used some nice, juicy cockles to complete the ensemble. Wine isn't sold here, but the corkage charge is a reasonable RM25. This Villa Maria Private Bin Sauvignon Blanc 2009 (Marlborough) from wineactually.com went well with the food.
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