Nestled in Frankton, Queenstown, The Komunal Cafe serves Authentic Malaysian Halal Food straight from the streets of Malaysia.
We are dishing out popular dishes such as Nasi Lemak, Chicken Rendang, Karipap, Teh Tarik, Coffee, and many more.
The National Dish of Malaysia — Nasi Lemak. a fully fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaves, served on banana leaves, topped with crispy fried anchovies, roasted peanuts, hard-boiled eggs, cucumber, and homemade sambal.
We combine traditional recipes that have been passed down over generations with fresh, delectable local ingredients for dishes that are authentic to both locals and tourists alike.
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“Authentic Malaysian Food is not just about the taste. It’s a celebration of culture, tradition, and life.”
- The Komunal Cafe
A frothy, sweet and creamy pulled milk tea that will make you question why you ever wasted your time on other beverages. It’s expertly pulled to perfection, like a work of art.
Oh and pro tip: it’s the perfect complement to the Malaysian delicacy that is Nasi Lemak. Don’t settle for mediocre!
The Ultimate Malaysian Street Milk Tea Experience — Teh Tarik.
1/13 Red Oaks Drive
Queenstown 9300, NZ
A traditional authentic dish that will tantalize your taste buds to a point of no return! After being lovely slow-cooked for hours with an exquisite blend of exotic spices, its succulent will blow you away and become practically part of you when you’re done.
Don’t blame us if craving more becomes an uncontrollable habit!
The mouth-watering treasure — Chicken Rendang.
HERE’S WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS HAD TO SAY
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Legit Malaysian Food, good portion good price for Queenstown, very clean space, friendly staff, great location 😀
— James Hirata
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Spicy Buttermilk - ABSOLUTELY would get again! Delicious and higher recommend. This was a last minute stop for us on way to Arrowtown and was very thankful we stopped to have a look.
— Brent King
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Wow. Just visited this place for lunch today. Ordered the Nasi lemak and spicy buttermilk. Both dishes were out of the world. Little boys enjoyed the crispy fried chicken
— Mohamed Ibrahim
