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Tangerain Cafe

Updated 2026-08-12 · 2,774 reviewed · 476 listed · Scored from 22 Google reviews · How we rank ›

4.5(22) 73 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Google-verified
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Tangerain Cafe
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What recent reviews say

A neighbourhood newcomer that draws regulars for its cosy vibe, varied menu beyond typical cafe fare, and thoughtful drinks. Dogs welcomed indoors and the owner clearly cares, though the tucked-away location requires deliberate effort to reach.

Happy hour specials (beer and spirits under RM10 until 9pm) and standout dishes like cheese sourdough and bacon rice bowl keep people returning. Service moves efficiently and the space works equally well for solo coffee or casual hangouts, though a handful of visitors have felt let down by lax pet boundaries and one staff member's outside conduct.

Praised for
  • pet-friendly indoor space
  • quality coffee and food
  • relaxed, aesthetic atmosphere
  • good value happy hour
  • friendly staff and ownership
Watch-outs
  • location hidden and hard to find
  • inconsistent pet management (multiple dogs causing issues)
  • staff conduct (smoking outside during shift)
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Best for: Dog owners seeking a relaxed spot for coffee, casual meals, and evening drinks.
Think twice if: Mobility-limited visitors (location is hidden and difficult to locate without prior knowledge).

Strengths

  • dog-friendly indoors
  • extensive menu (full meals, not just desserts)
  • alcohol available, late hours
  • strong happy hour value

Worth knowing

  • Cheese sourdough praised for melting texture
  • Pistachio latte highlighted as standout drink
  • Bacon rice bowl with caramelised onion and basmati rice
  • Happy hour beer and spirits RM10 until 9pm
  • Owner noted as lovely and involved in hospitality

What reviews say by service

Pet-Friendly Cafes
Dogs welcome indoors; one report of four dogs brought by one couple causing noise/disturbance issues.

How it compares

  • Rated 4.5 against a 4.47 average across the 117 pet-friendly cafes businesses listed here.
  • Has more Google reviews than 11% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

Ranking Method
Star rating 63
Review volume 59
Review recency 100
Review sentiment 67
Profile completeness 100
Verification 30

Rating breakdown

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Common questions

Can I bring my dog inside?
Yes, dogs are welcome indoors. Some visitors note it works well; one review flagged a group of four dogs being disruptive.
Does the cafe serve alcohol?
Yes. Happy hour runs until 9pm, with beer and spirits at RM10 each.
Is the location easy to find?
The cafe is tucked away behind other buildings in Ara Damansara, making it easy to miss without prior knowledge or detailed directions.
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Last updated 2026-08-12