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Most diners enjoy the Japanese fusion menu, generous portions, and welcoming staff; recent praise highlights fresh ingredients and attractive presentation. Wait times remain uneven, and a few orders have arrived cold or with defects, though most recent meals came out well prepared and fairly priced for the quality.
Nono's Cafe is built on a devoted following for its pandan cakes and pastries, which reviewers praise for real pandan juice and balanced sweetness. A few older reviews mention inconsistent owner interactions and occasional presentation lapses on orders, though recent visits highlight friendly service and reliable quality that keeps customers returning.
Staff guide you through tea selections with real expertise, pairing brews with dishes designed to highlight each one. The space feels unhurried and considered, with food that looks as good as it tastes. Recent visits show the owner actively teaching guests about tea origins and flavor. Dishes like chazuke (rice bowls with tea poured over) and scones with pu-er cream justify return trips. Parking can be tight on busy days, and menu pricing has occasionally caught guests off-guard at checkout.
Staff go the extra mile: they note allergies before orders and engage warmly with regulars. Sourdough, cakes, and pastries draw repeat visits, though a recent matcha disappointed. The pet perk (free dog daycare nearby with a RM30 spend) and relaxed seating make it a weekend brunch spot for dog owners.
Last updated 2026-09-29