Munch - Kuching, Sarawak

Anderson B. B.

Nyamai ✌🏽

Zan F.

Ordered a bagel with cream cheese and salmon — the bagel itself was amazing, but unfortunately the cream cheese was almost non-existent, which made it too dry for me. The watermelon juice was refreshing and quite good. The tuna sandwich was very tasty and well-made. I also tried the mango sago, but it was actually more of a mango slushy — still tasty, but not what I expected. Overall, the prices are very reasonable, and despite a few minor letdowns, I’d come back to try more.

ky Y.

A shop which has been here for years. It was first recommended to be when I came to Kuching 8 years ago. Over the years yhe standard has dropped considerably. And remained pricy for the quality of food and service being provided.

So far I can only recommend their scone. But recently their scones seem to be always unavailable and I am not sure of the reason.

The types of bread available vary daily. Ciabatta was alright but not the best. The fillings were standard and looked instant and cheap for the price of a deluxe sandwich at 18 ringgit. The gyoza had a crispy touch but the porkie smell was abit too strong.

I had tried their noodles previously and it was not bad but at rm9 it was considerably more expensive with the little amount of topping.

Service so so. Lady boss at the counter is never friendly or rather, rarely smiles.

Overall, will not recommend to try if you want to try really nice bread / sandwiches. People come here because it has been here long time and it’s near office building with a variety of menu from noodles to bread.

If the scone returns that might be the only thing I would recommend. Also, this place accepts cash only.

Smile S.

A homestyle place for a nice breakfast. The ciabiatta bread is super tasty! It's a self service place regarding placing the order and picking up your utensils. The service is good as well as the vibes!

Alex S.

Good place for brekkie. Various local dishes and sandwich types available. Ordered the club sandwich with ham, eggs and veggies. Tasted great and the fillings were generous. Decent coffee as well. A pretty good way to start your day.

Lance L.

The best place to have breakfast and brunch.
Great choices of sandwiches you will have.
But still, they’re some choices of local delights like noodle on the menu.
The wonton noodle is great.
I do love their baguette sandwich.
Great service.
There’s a self service where you can pick out your utensils and sauce.
If you enjoy sandwiches, you can try out Munch today.

Hui F. C.

Ordered eggs on the side, poppy seeds bagel set, prawn & pork dumpling yellow noodle, egg cheese vegetable ciabatta for our breakfast. Food is served pretty fast and they’re delicious especially the poppy seeds bagels and ciabatta as their breads are homemade and not sufficient for sales. It’s like an east meet west fusion where everyone can choose from a huge variety.

Clean place, self-service ordering and attentive staff. Surprised that this place didn’t have long queue and we just walked in like that.

Ordered additional 蛋餅 in the end and it did not disappoint.

Ivan W.

Nice selection of sandwiches. A bit costly but some may say worth it. Cash term only.