Ikhwan Cafe Perth

1) Mee goreng- absolute failure. Extremely salty. I couldn’t eat beyond two fork full
2) Teh tarik- sweet but on point
3) Staff’s response to feedback on Mee goreng - 1/5. No response or action taken by staff

Great selection of halal food. Nasi campur, karipap, roti canai and teh tarik was good. Friendly staff:)

I found this place by accident on on pier Street and I went in and eat and I realised the food was just fantastic, and I go every Friday, PS I love it there

I had the Chicken Sambal and it was so good. Thank you guys for this delicious meal. You made me fall in love with the Malaysian food

Excellent food at reasonable prices. The chicken curry and nasi lemam were excellent. We ordered delivery.

Undoubtedly one of the best Malaysian restaurants in Perth.

Friday lunch are usually great since they have pay as you wish buffet.

The Friday pay as you wish buffet was a great experience, food was great, many choices and all tasty

Beauriful people, great gesture. Love what you do to help the society. Of course, the food was amazing too.

I've literally never left a bad review but this chicken curry portion size is actually embarrassing, seriously hope there was a mix up in the kitchen or something.

Friendly staff with good manners. Fresh food with a lot of varieties. PAYWD on Friday is a great deal. Thank u

Been texting the restaurant but no response as a business trying to make a living you should answer customers questions

We always like to support your Friday buffet however we turned up at 11.40am and you were not open. Paid for limited time parking so we had to go somewhere else to eat. Maybe change your opening hours to be more accurate?

Generous in portions, delicious food, very reasonable in prices. Highly recommended. Bless the owners.

Wonderful option for halal food. The service and the behaviour of the staffs is very good. Best hope for them.

I tried the Ikhwan cafe stall at Canning Vale market today. I am a Malaysian but I never have such a bad taste Malaysian food. My advice, don't try unless you want to torture your tongue and stomach.

One of the best places I have dined in. Their food is delicious, people are friendly and portions for the value is crazy. I have not seen such friendly service for a while. Always a go to place. A gem in disguise.

Seriously, just rice nothing to have with rice!
Cakap pay as a wish!
Tapi kat counter suruh Bayar 10.00 dollars!
If satisfied with the food, don't mind!
On the burn marry everything is empty and not refilled!
The owners bring food from the kitchen and have it!

The local ‘not so secret’ Pay As U Wish cafe in CBD on a Friday serving up Malaysian buffet has been a favourite for a long time.
Unsurprisingly, the place can get filled up very quickly so a good tip to start early.
Ikhwan Cafe serves up delicious Malaysian & Indonesia fare, and the special spaghetti bolognese last Friday was the first I have seen.
The buffet comes complete with drinks and desserts too, so it is highly recommended to try it at least once on a Friday, and to pay as your heart & tummy dictates. My colleagues and I have paid between $10-20 per person, and it’s truly to each their own.
May they continue with this offering to satisfy our craving.

THIS PLACE IS A RIP-OFF, AVOID AT ALL COSTS. Charged $24 for only two pieces of roti, two tiny bowls of chicken curry and two cups of teh tarik. The roti tasted like dough and curry had the consistency of water.

When we entered, the guy working there just stood there are stared at us. I even had to ask if they had a menu we could look at. What a joke.

Pay as you wish Fridays for those in need.food is authentic Malaysian food if you fancy Malay dishes. Definitely worth supporting the group.