Haikara Style Café & Bakery @ Subang Jaya
Brunch,
is something I love having during the weekend. With a bunch of crazy friend, enjoy a great cuppa with some savouries as well as desserts; and chit-chatting over the table for the whole morning… till late.
and for this round, the ideal brunch place would be…
Haikara Style Café & Bakery
Located at the ground floor of E-Tiara Service Apartment, just next to Subang Avenue.
This café is run by a Japanese couple from Nagoya, serving quality home-cooked style Japanese and fusion dishes. Cozy ambiance, just right for one to stay there til late; come with a book/novel/magazine, if you love to.
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Ring the bell, and you will be attended.
Mango Yogurt (Rm 9.90)
Ice Mocha (Rm 10.90)
“Sumiyaki” coffee (original) (Rm 6.90)
The house special brewed from charcoal roasted coffee beans. Heavily roasted with smoky hint. It was a good cuppa to me. And You will love it if you love something strong.
They prepare coffee in Japanese siphon style coffee maker too!
Cheese omelette (Rm 5.90)
Australian mozzarella cheese and cream omelette. It was rich and creamy, a perfect protein dish for the morning.
Chicken Katsu Sandwich (Rm 13.90)
Deep fried breaded chicken topped with choices of sauce such as mayonnaise, mustard or mix and served with wedges and side salad.
We heart this the most. Crispy breaded chicken sandwiched in between thick slices of toasted white bread. Yummy!
Creamy chicken gratin with macaroni (Rm 17.90)
The portion seems small, but very filling.
Chicken and cheese roll (Rm 13.90)
Fried homemade breaded chicken and cheese roll served with wedges and side salad. Made with chicken breast, it was a bit too dry to my liking.
Not to miss out their baked goods too! We had the Melon Pan (Rm 2.90) earlier before the food was served; which was a superb bread to munch on.
Matcha Roll (Rm 6.90)
Charcoal Roll (Rm 6.90)
Lovely rolls decorated with fruits and cream. The Matcha roll was something interesting; sandwiched with delicious custard cream, red bean paste, mochi and the tiny tangy tangerine bits and finally topped with fluffy cream. Their rolls would be a bit ordinary and dry if without the creams and fruits and all. With all these bits touched on and in the rolls, the cake rolls become fluffy and creamy; something great to go along with a hot cup of coffee or tea.
So, what’s your plan on coming weekend? Already planned one? Share with me!
Haikara Style Cafe & Bakery
Casa E-Tiara (Ground Floor) SS16/1,
47500 Subang Jaya
Tel: +603-5630 0743
Business hours:
Tue – Thu 11.00am – 11.00pm
Fri – Sat 10.00am – 11.00pm
Sun 10.00am – 6.30pm
Closed on Mondays
What is the sauce served along with the omelet?
Their rolls look so good!
Must try!!!
It may be a little dry, but the custard, cream and fruits save it all
Chicken Katsu Sandwich looks delicious!
A great sandwich dish!
Must order if you were here 🙂
I love their chicken katsu sandwich lar! =)
I also love their Rokomoko lar…an Australian beef “Hawaiian style” hamburger patty =)
Gimme Sumiyaki coffee anytime! =)
Ya, I love their chicken katsu sandwich too!!!
Too bad I dun take beef, if not would have tried out what u recommended
Aihhh
Sumiyaki coffee is really good!
Love this place too! Curry is the yums as well!
ahh, i missed out their curry!
will try it out next time. thanks for telling me!
Wah, the chicken Katsu sandwich looks really appetizing. And quite generously filled with big chunks of meat and reasonably priced 😀
yeah! it is very delicious!!! and double crispiness too!
I do like the sound of that charcoal roasted coffee. Would love to give that a try.
have a try, and then let me know how do you find it 🙂 do blog about it. hehe
Yay! Subang! and Japanese style! I can have a new place for brekkie now! Thanks for the reccommendation! 😀
you are welcome.
hope you will like this place 🙂