Zawara Coffee @ Bangi

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Assalamualaikum :D
Zawara Coffee Bangi is just opened and it offers a wide variety of menu. There will be more Zawara Coffee outlets soon and hooray for those who are interested in franchising as there are opportunities to do so! For more information, visit Zawara Coffee's webpage.


The front of the cafe with its signage.


The outside eating area with the provided ashtrays on the tables.


The operating hour.
The cafe opens everyday from 9am-11pm but till 12am for Fridays and Saturdays.
This is quite rare because most cafes close on Mondays.


The counter and also the cashier. You need to make an order first, then the staff there would
give a pager that would ring once the order is prepared. It just like at Caffe Bene. 
By the way the counter was a bit high as I needed to stand on tiptoe when ordering or am I too short?  


The cakes selection.


The displayed menu. The prices of the food were affordable.


The cafe was filled with customers.


There was a space with couches for lounge.
I love that pipe looking wall lamp!


Spaghetti Thai beef (RM12)
The Thai-flavored was a bit mild and I would love if the pasta was not too dry.
It still tasted good though.


Fisherman's sub (RM15)
This is a fish fillet sandwich with spices on top of the bun.
Suited with my taste buds, which was very delicious.


Chocolate macadamia frappe (RM12)


Iced Belgian chocolate (RM10)
A worth try!


Chocolate mille crepe cake for cake of the day (RM15)


My foodlay :D
The idea of using the food packaging boxes is very simple and casual :D



I bet this cafe would be a hotspot for everyone. 
Recommended!!


Zawara Coffee
3-27-01 Jalan Pusat Bandar 8
Bangi Sentral Seksyen 9
Bandar Baru Bangi
43650 Selangor, Malaysia.
www.zawaracoffee.com
Instagram: zawaracoffee



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