iggo

3.5 stars.
In a neighbourhood where most eateries are predominantly Asian fare, iggo stands out as as Italian restaurant /​café. It was crowded when i popped in for lunch and I soon realised most were here for their set lunches. Best bet for decent western fare in this neighbourhood.
We opted for their ala carte items. The basil pesto spaghetti with fried calamari was not bad though it was a little dry in some parts. But the calamari batter was very tasty.
The roasted pumpkin salad with sesame wasabi dressing sounded promising but I felt the wasabi taste was overpowering in parts. Which didn’t go too well with the mushrooms in the salad. Pity as I think if the dressing was changed to one of a balsamic vinegar nature we would have a winner of a salad here!
As it was full, noise level was a bit high. Coffee also tasted a bit bland. But the plus point about dining here is that there is table service. Not the usually self service ala cafes.

Finally a proper western dining and café joint in Setia Alam area. They recently just opened (less than a month). Apparently this café is founded by a group of friends that have a strong passion for good food and good coffee. Apparently their coffee beans are roasted and sourced directly from Down Under by a reputable coffee bean roaster based in Melbourne. Although this place started out with dining and coffee, they soon will be rolling their all-​breakfast menu (I think?). I must say their foods are generally alright, but they are still at a state of constant improvement in fine-​tuning their cuisines.
For all those that wanted a taste of Down Under, you can always drop by and have cup of latte (as the beans are sourced from Melbourne: P). Other than that, I am proud that Klangian’s are now catching up to the café and western cuisine trend!

Been driving around looking for a nice place for a cuppa coffee and some foods for the tummy and saw this newly open restaurant /​café, Iggo. A new café in town, of course must give it a try!
This café specializes in both coffee and western food. Their coffees are brewed using coffee beans imported from Australia and they uses quality imported milk (Farm Best) for their milk based coffees as well. I like coffee with good milk. Certainly a plus point!
As for food, they have soups, salads, appetizers, sandwiches, pastas and main dishes like fish and chips, roasted chicken thigh and so on. On top of all that, they serve desserts too (ice cream, Affogato, cakes etc.) Yums!
I happen to be there during lunch time and the café was so packed with lunch crowd (full house). But to my surprise, even though they were so new (maybe only few days old?), they still manage to handle the lunch crowd very efficiently. I must say, not much café can do that, even when they only serve simple food. *hats down*
I enjoy the dining experience at Iggo very much because of their efficiency (didn’t have to wait too long for my food) and the people there (friendly and attentive). The coffee was smooth to my liking too.
Well, if you happen to be nearby, dropby for a cuppa coffee, foods, or both!
By the way, they are currently having a newly open promotions where when you order a main course (there’s 3 choices to choose from), you’ll get a cuppa hand crafted coffee for free! Not sure till when though, so HURRY over for a cuppa free coffee!