Media's View

With an atmosphere that's reminiscent of a favourite neighbourhood hangout on the Left Bank in Paris. Café Café is the ideal place to savour a glass of Merlot while Dalida hums Softly in the background...
[V Mag April 2004]

I don't think we're in Kuala Lumpur anymore...
[Cubes 2004]

The Café, naturally, makes a marvellous place .................. makes you feel as if you're dining at old Tante Mathilde's .
[Wine & Dine 2003]

Step inside and you will find a place full of old European charm. There is A bit of Paris, Milan and London...
[New Straight Times]

Indeed, the interior would make a favourite haunt of philosophers, Painters and playwrights...
[StarMag June 2003]

Just when I think it can't get any better, my friend and I step inside and immediately confronted by an opulent dining room with luxurious drapes hanging dramatically in the centre...
[Star Weekend 2003]

The mezzanine floor brings us to the 19th century...(translated)
[Impiana January 2004]

Stepping in through its dark timber doors, one freefalls into the rabbit-hole and is immediately transported to 19th Century paris, even if only momentarily...
[PM Magazine July 2004]

This is easily one of Kuala Lumpur's most beautiful restaurants and a hidden treasure away from the crowd...
[Star Metro November 2004]

Café Café is a David Lynch-meets-Moulin Rouge tribute to theatre and the arts. Dramatic, but gorgeous...
[New Straight Times January 2005]

There is something about Café Café that makes you want to be debonair, deshing and delectable all once. No? You don't think such a place exists? You will, once you are seduced by the charms of this quaint and very bohemian French-style restaurant...
[Home Pride February 2005]

Café Café is a slice of Paris in downtown Kuala Lumpur. With its opulent interior of gold walls, brocade drapes, hanging crystals and antique lamps, the place conjures a Continental environs with an easy click of the fingers...
[Astro Guide July 2005]