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Naris Cafe

Naris Cafe is a halal-friendly restaurant located in Kelantan, Kota bharu, offering Halal certified, Muslim staff, Halal menu, and No pork/alcohol menu. It is a popular spot for Muslim travelers looking for authentic dining experiences in Malaysia.

Naris Cafe - Halal Restaurant in Kota bharu, Malaysia
Naris Cafe - Halal Restaurant in Kota bharu, Malaysia
Ouvert aujourd'hui · 1:00 – 11:00 PMCertifié halal

Kelantan, Kota bharu

4.0

1 community reviews

Confiance halal

Appuyé par des avis musulmans

24sur 30

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STATUT HALAL

Certifié halal
Menu halal
Sans porc / alcool
Personnel musulman
Salle de prière
Ablutions (wudu)

ADRESSE

1618-B, Jalan Long Yunus, Off, Jalan Taman Bahagia, Bandar Kota Bharu, 15300 Kota Bharu, Kelantan, Malaysia
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HORAIRES

MondayClosed
Tuesday1:00 – 11:00 PM
Wednesday1:00 – 11:00 PM
Thursday · today1:00 – 11:00 PM
Friday3:00 – 11:00 PM
Saturday1:00 – 11:00 PM
Sunday1:00 – 11:00 PM

AVIS · 1

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danisha adriana

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I recently ordered from Naris Café via foodpanda, and it’s one of those café/restaurants that tries to do a little bit of everything well. Their menu spans from Arabic/Nasi Arab dishes (chicken, lamb, even salmon), to Western comfort food like grilled chicken, burgers, pasta, and interesting desserts.  What stands out is that the flavour tends to be solid — people comment that the Nasi Arab and Carbonara are among their favourites. The portion sizes feel fair for what you pay; for example, the “Butter Rice Chicken Crispy” dish gives you a crispy chicken with buttered rice and sides, and most diners feel satisfied.  The dessert selection and beverages are also a plus, especially if you want something sweet after your meal. (They have croffles, kunafa, etc.)  On the other hand, there are a few trade-offs. First, because the menu is wide, there’s a chance some dishes may not hit as strongly as the “signature” ones — sometimes items may arrive lukewarm or flavour doesn’t feel as punchy. Also, pricing is on the mid-to-upper side relative to simple local kopitiams, especially for the premium items (salmon, grilled lamb etc.). The ambience isn’t something I found detailed info on, but as a cafe-style eatery, you might expect casual dining rather than fancy interior.

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Naris Cafe - Halal Restaurant in Kota bharu, Malaysia