Staff shortages and occasional quality slips aside, Tsuru Tsuru delivers consistently good udon, curry, and specialty coffee in a calm, pet-friendly setting. The two house cats charm visitors and guests can bring their own; the cafe feels especially welcoming to people who value quiet over crowds.
The space is clean with decent air conditioning and plug points for work. Service is warm, portions generous, though food prices run slightly above average for the area. Lunch rushes create waits, and baked goods have drawn complaints about burning.
Reviewers consistently praise large portions and complimentary noodle or rice refills, with diners noting good flavor and peaceful atmosphere. Staff go out of their way to make amends for booking errors, earning repeat customers who value the service standard here.
Reviewers consistently praise the coffee quality and relaxed setting. The night-before pre-order system with morning pickup stands out as a key draw, saving time while keeping drinks perfectly prepared. Staff handle logistics well, even bringing orders to cars when parking is tight. Prices feel reasonable for the quality offered. Specialty espresso drinks form the core menu, ranging from bottled coffee (RM35) to chocolate drinks (RM11.90–12.90). The space doubles as a coworking spot, blending café comfort with work-friendly infrastructure. One parking note surfaces, but service recovery was swift.
Staff like Dardar earn repeated praise for attentiveness and warmth. The dark green and wood-toned interior, comfortable sofas, and small lamps draw people back for coffee, cakes, and Asian-Western fusion dishes. Strawberry cake is the standout. One visitor's order vanished from the menu mid-meal with no warning or alternative, a sour note on otherwise excellent service.
Last updated 2026-07-06
