10 Unique Themed Cafes to Visit in Kuching, Sarawak

For those who have yet to set foot at the lovely capital city of Sarawak, you guys may not be familiar with the hipster café in Kuching. Other than exploring the nature here, visiting these nice theme cafes is another option you can have while looking for Kuching attractions. If you are a fan of hipster cafes, then you might fall for these cafés as much as I do. Below is the list of 10 unique themed cafes in Kuching.

Clans One Café

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You should have recognized what’s the theme of this café if you’re a big fan of Clash of Clans. Yes, it a café that goes with this popular mobile game. They make the café looks like a virtual world of COC as you can see from the furniture design, wallpaper and even the grass carpet. They serve Western cuisine and one of their signature dishes is baked BBQ lamb chop. It sure does sound tasty, doesn’t it? You can literally go on battle while chewing on your steak. 

Tuesday – Sunday  (12pm – 11pm)

Monday closed

Address: 381, Jalan Seng Goon Garden, Taman Seng Goon, 93250 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. (Google Map)

Feast n Furious Café

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This café is exactly like how it sounds, feast and furious. You can expect to see a collection of cars, motorbikes and even formula 1 car being stored nicely inside this awesome-looking café. Those motor vehicles are not just toy-like but an actual-sized automobile. You could grab the chance and take photos with these awesome bikes and cars including Ferrari. As for the food, they have mix of Western and local fusion with really generous portion that will satisfy your tummy for sure.

Monday – Sunday  (7.30am – 11.30pm)

Address: 244, Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman, 93100 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. (Google Map)

Boardriders Café

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In this surfing theme café, you can literally get the feel of a tropical sea. The yellow lightning gives off an atmosphere that makes you feel as though you’re on a vacation at a sunny beach. They also serve a menu that fit in well with such theme like sandwiches and fries. So, don’t be down about not having the chance to travel to Hawaii, because this café would bring you similar experience. It the perfect place to chill with friends and families and laze around.

Monday – Sunday  (10am – 10pm)

Address: 88, Plaza Merdeka, Pearl Street, 93100 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. (Google Map)

Sukha Café

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What is special about Sukha café is that they bring you back to the 90’s lifestyle. You’ll see some old bicycles parts attached to the bulb on the ceiling. It won’t fall off if you just sit still with your meal on the table, so don’t worry. They even have an old-fashioned radio being displayed on a rack and a decoration of wooden cupboard used in the old days. Everything in the house is simply retro. Don’t forget to try out their signature menu which is the buttermilk waffles with seasoned fried chicken. Its crispy is on point and won’t leave your mouth oily.

Opening Hour:

Monday – Sunday  (11am – 10.30pm)

Wednesday closed

Address: Ground Floor, Lot 11963, Block 16 Brighton Square, Jalan Song, 93350 Kuching, Malaysia. (Google Map)

The Museum Café & Shop

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It a great place for tea break while immersing yourself in the local culture. It's called museum café as they have traditional handicrafts and a few antique vases of Sarawak being displayed for visitors to tour around. They do sell souvenirs like cute orang utan and proboscis monkey plushie too. Plus, you can take a sip of the local brewed coffee with tarts for a short break. This cozy place makes it a great one-stop café to visit before the end of your Kuching trip.

Opening Hour:

Monday – Sunday  (9am – 6pm)

Address: No 96, Jalan Main Bazaar, 93000 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. (Google Map)

Rusty Bean & Batter

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Don’t be disgusted by the name ‘rusty’, it not really as rusty as it sounds. The café is decorated with vintage-look items that resemble an old house and that is why it called ‘rusty’. You’ll see pipelines attached to the ceiling and as partition as well. The interior design emphasizes on warm and cheerful concept to make you feels at home. They mostly serve light meals though such as waffles and pancake which is suitable for one to have a full breakfast.

Monday – Sunday  (10am – 11pm)

Address:  ST3 Shopping Mall, Jalan Simpang Tiga, Kampung Kenyalang Park, 93300 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. (Google Map)

Mk Classico Caffé

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Mk Classico is a little different from any other café in Kuching. Their service counter mainly occupied the ground floor and most of the seating area situated on the 1st floor of the building. Yes, it a double-storey café. Doesn’t it sound grand enough for a typical hang out place? Their theme kind of resemble the underground bar that we see in American movies. The bricks wall, dim yellow lightning and those funky walls painting really go well together. Their sizzling striploin steak and triple chips are rather famous, so you may want to give it a try.

Monday – Sunday  (5pm – 2am)

Address: 31, Jalan Tabuan, 93100 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia. (Google Map)