Nam Nam Cafe

Having a nice dinner here with Pei Pei, the food is nice, but may need to hire more stuff to handle the crowd.

Beef Noodle RM12.90
Pork Burger 
Vietnamese dripping coffee
They are doing the set promotion. I order Pork Burger + dripping coffe (RM12.90). I like the burger, with different vege inside, especially the coriander. 
The shop is off every Tuesday.
Location: Tabuan Heights, 96000 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia

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