Qasreena Cafe @ Bukit Katil

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Assalamualaikum :)
I always want to go to Pokok Ceri Restaurant, a restaurant located at Bukit Katil and is famed with their bubur tradisi. One Sunday morning, my parents brought me there. I found that the restaurant's real name is Qasreena Cafe and it was called as Pokok Ceri Restaurant because there used to have a lot of cherry trees outside the restaurant. 
This is the front of the restaurant. 


The restaurant had an English country look.


The table setting.

Some interior of the restaurant.
This was the menu. 
The menu evolves Malay and Western cuisines.


The signature dish, bubur tradisi. (RM4) 
This was a rice porridge with side dishes like sambal, 
spinach, fried anchovies, salted fish, fried egg and soy sauce.


Kuey teow Kungfu Hustle.  (RM5)
The sauce was too much. 

Vegetable fritters with sambal. (RM0.40/piece)
Fried kuey teow with mixed seafood. (RM8)
Mee basah di puncak. (RM5)
Do you think the mee was too wet??


Rose float. (RM3)
I love this drink.

Teh O' Laici. (RM3)


There were also buffet lunch. 




Qasreena Cafe
No 15 Jalan Puncak 2,
Taman Puncak,
75450 Bukit Katil
Melaka, Malaysia.
(+6)017-2196493
Facebook: qasreenacafe

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