Chong & Low Cafe

Welcome to Chong & Low Cafe, a hidden gem nestled in the vibrant BDC Commercial Centre of Kuching, Sarawak. This delightful cafe captures the essence of a traditional kopitiam, where the smell of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the tempting aromas of authentic Malaysian cuisine. The atmosphere here is warm and inviting, with a charming blend of rustic decor and local character that makes it an ideal spot for both locals and travelers alike.

The star of the menu at Chong & Low is undoubtedly their handmade noodles, which have earned rave reviews from satisfied customers. Priced between RM7 to RM9, these noodles are crafted with care and bring a unique twist to comfort food. As customer Audrey Osman enthusiastically shares, they offer a “warm and comforting” experience, making them perfect for casual dining or a quick bite on a busy day.

But it doesn't stop there—those seeking a more adventurous palate will be thrilled with the highly praised laksa Sarawak, touted by Daniel Victor as "one of the tastiest" he's ever had. Its broth strikes the perfect balance—not too thick, not too thin—packed with flavors that will have you coming back for more.

If you're in the mood for something cozy, consider adding on a side of mixed soup, as recommended by Audrey, which she claims is ideal for curing a hangover. The friendly chef and staff further enhance the experience, creating an atmosphere where you feel right at home as you sip your beverage and indulge in the soul-warming deliciousness of their offerings.

Reviews from other patrons, like Katherine Yap, reflect the diverse selections available, including porridge and an array of noodle dishes. It's clear that Chong & Low Cafe is a place where every meal can be a delightful exploration of local flavors.

Whether you're seeking a quick lunch, a leisurely breakfast, or a snack to go, Chong & Low Cafe promises a taste of local traditions that you’re sure to remember. So swing by and experience the authentic, hearty dishes that have made this cafe a beloved spot in Kuching.