Yes. The cafe is pet-friendly and has hosted pet birthday parties.

What time does the kitchen close?

Kitchen closes before 9pm on some evenings; closing time is not always clearly communicated at the entrance.

Thai and Malaysian dishes (pork rice, tom yam, spring rolls, curry) are reliable. Western options are less consistent. Coffee quality is variable.

Pom Pom By The Corner

4.1(224) 71 composite score See reviews on Google ✓ Verified

Pet-Friendly CafesSpecialty CoffeeBrunch & Breakfast CafesCafe & Restaurant (Full Meals)

Services: Pet-Friendly Cafes, Specialty Coffee, Brunch & Breakfast Cafes
Reviews: 224

What recent reviews say

The space itself wins consistent praise: comfortable, quiet, and a genuine spot to unwind. Food portions impress and Thai dishes land well, but coffee quality falters (artificial flavour, weak taste), and Western options sometimes miss. Pet-friendly setup draws regular visitors. Kitchen closing early (before 9pm on weekends) has frustrated diners; service can feel rushed near closing time.

Recent shift: Service quality and kitchen closing times have become more of a concern in recent visits, with staff appearing reluctant and kitchen shutting earlier than diners expect.

Praised for

welcoming environment
generous food portions
Malaysian and Thai fusion dishes
pet-friendly policy
friendly staff
good value on food

Watch-outs

inconsistent coffee quality
early kitchen/closing times
poor Western dishes
drinks overpriced for portion

cozy-ambiancepet-friendlyfriendly-staffgenerous-portionsgood-value

Best for: Pet owners wanting a relaxed meal space; Thai food enthusiasts; groups gathering for casual celebrations.

Think twice if: Order Thai or Malaysian dishes, not Western. Arrive before 8:30pm if hungry; bring your own specialty coffee expectations.

Strengths

allows dogs and pets
Malaysian-Thai fusion food
spacious, calm environment
generous portions

Worth knowing

Pork rice, potato chicken rice, green curry, tom yam, spring rolls, and coconut drink mentioned as tried dishes
Staff include Thai speakers
Hosts pet birthday parties
Beer mug pricing: RM110 for 10 mugs (previously), changed to RM9 mugs
Kitchen reported closing before 9pm on weekends
Ice green tea RM9 per glass (non-refillable)

What reviews say by service

Specialty Coffee: Specialty coffee disappoints: artificial coconut flavour in lattes, weak taste described as diluted capsule coffee.
Brunch & Breakfast Cafes: Limited evidence; food portions praised generally, but no specific breakfast dishes named.
Cafe & Restaurant (Full Meals): Thai and Malaysian fusion food wins praise; Western dishes inconsistent and not recommended.
Pet-Friendly Cafes: Strong draw: customers bring dogs regularly, hosts pet birthday parties, welcoming to pets.

How it compares

Rated 4.1 against a 4.4 average across the 95 specialty coffee businesses listed here.
Has more Google reviews than 40% of the businesses in this directory.

How we scored this

How We Rank

Star rating 42

Review volume 100

Review recency 100

Review sentiment 52

Profile completeness 100

Verification 30

Common questions

Can I bring my pet?: Yes. The cafe is pet-friendly and has hosted pet birthday parties.
What time does the kitchen close?: Kitchen closes before 9pm on some evenings; closing time is not always clearly communicated at the entrance.
What should I order?: Thai and Malaysian dishes (pork rice, tom yam, spring rolls, curry) are reliable. Western options are less consistent. Coffee quality is variable.

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