Dream Cafe

4 Reviews on “Dream Cafe”

• Pointsboy

  I am a regular customer here and I mainly come for the food and the good customer service. This is one of the few places that serves fresh organic chicken. Secondly, they have very good serving size for the foods they have. For around ~35 you and 2 more friends can have their Royal Mandi which is a delightful meat and rice dish originating from Yemen. Even the presentation of the rice in a clay pot covered with bread is a nice view to see. In the vicinity it is nearly a 24h operating cafe. Sometimes the music is too loud and a bit of more cleanliness wouldn’t hurt. I suppose a revamp of the cafe would do it great. The Shisha at ~10 isn’t that bad, however it isn’t worth crying over either. Mainly the Shisha heads used here aren’t deep and they barely amount to half of the flavor that is used in a traditional Shisha. However with a mix of three different flavors at ~10, I doubt coupled with the friendliest staff I have seen, you can get this ambience anywhere else. A must try is their shawaya rice which is cooked to perfection with a spicy and tangy taste to the charcoal grilled chicken accompanied by traditional Mandi rice and a phenomenally yummy soup broth. Another dish is the fahsa mutton, which is technically a mutton gravy that comes with afghani bread called Nan. Do ask the staff to keep the salt low or ask for extra to put yourself otherwise it can sometimes be too salty. Hummus Lahm or Hummus with Mutton is a good appetizer dish as well however it is a bit more price then it should be though worth the hype, it comes with traditional hummus garnished with tender small cubes of mutton accompanied by a Nan bread. In their juices, their pineapple juice is very good as well as any milkshake. Though I’d advise them to increase the serving and decrease the price to reflect the market rates around them. They don’t mind much if you order a pizza from across them which in itself speaks a lot about their confidence in their own food. They have ample seating outside and sofas in side. A more comfier sofa would definitely help out, and a revamp of the seating outside to be bigger seats and more relaxed would definitely garner a larger crowd. Many students come here to study and mix with others. I believe a dedicated home delivery would help them out a lot, perhaps a more lounge mellow type ambience and definitely the Ramadan Fans would help as the place gets very hot as per the case in most of Kuala Lumpur. All in all this is a must recommended place to visit and chill out with friends. Cheers

  November 12, 2020, 2:38 am

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• Aamir Khan Mehdi

  This place used to be my usual hangout at nights when you enjoyed good food, adani tea, and shisha. Now it is one of the worst. The food is dry, no taste, no salt, no spices and it is terrible. I kept giving this place a try but now I wouldn’t spend even a dime there. The tea is too sweet and tastes burnt multiple times and the shisha is always choking. They need to bring back the original people who used to work there.

  March 3, 2020, 2:38 am

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• Dineishm

  Nice ambience. The Arab music and once in a while English music goes well their ambience and food. Tried their kabsa. Well cooked and smooth in your mouth. The rice is also nice but just alright

  November 20, 2017, 2:38 am

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• Jacque

  They serve good Arabic grills such as kebab, shish tawook and tandoori. The rice meal there is just alright. If you are up to some arabic food and have to mind your budget, its a good place to go to. Large portion and reasonable price. A down side of it is the waiters there are inattentive sometimes.

  October 21, 2017, 2:38 am

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