Tryst at SS15 Subang: Restaurant Review

Checking out Subang’s new caffeine bar that is stirring up buzz in contrasting styles: Tryst, the Tarantino-infatuated, low-budget epitome of an edgier hipster’s hangout.

Tryst feels free-spirited & funky, like something someone might stumble on behind Subang’s darkest alley.

Pancakes

Tryst’s patrons love the pancakes, paired with choices like chili con carne (or have ’em with chocolate, bananas or peanut butter)

Spaghetti

… plus well-prepared, tangy-meaty spaghetti that clocks in at RM12, one of this neighbourhood’s most fairly priced plates.

Coffee

Come in, the coffee’s fine; the cold drip variety is the ideal antidote to the heat of the night.

Final Thoughts

Note the notes: High praise from real customers.

All in all, Tryst is nice, welcoming set-up; its location is a little inconvenient due to constantly crowded street parking, but it’s worth a visit for people who live, study or work nearby.