Tryst Cafe

The staffs here tend to forget to return cash balance. Do be careful on that. Otherwise there are goodbfood and pancakes combination with few variations of cakes.

I stumbled across this place while looking for a quick lunch in SS15. To my surprise it offered an extensive menu of typical café fare and all sounded delicious.
I had the grilled chicken which was a nice sized portion and I would happily eat it again. My partner had savoury pancakes which were sweet and fluffy despite being savory… they were really good though! All in all it is an okay place and if you’re looking for a chill place to grab a meal around ss15 it fits the bill

I had my brunch here last week. Its pretty ok I guess, expect what you should in this kinda cafes. The prices aren’t that bad, RM8 for their delicious pan cakes and RM12 for their big breakfast which isn’t really THAT big and definitely not worth the price tag. Despite that they do have friendly staff and relaxing atmosphere. So worth checking out, especially for their pancakes.

I discovered Tryst through a friend back in January, and I’ve now been there almost 2 – 3 times a month, introducing it to as many friends as possible. I usually order the same thing — the banana chocolate pancakes are sublime, especially when combined with a healthy dose of fragrant vanilla ice cream. To be honest I haven’t tried many other desserts, so I can’t comment much. Their Aglio Olio with beef bacon however, is the bomb.
There is a certain charm to Tryst, with its walls covered in murals and graffiti, huge couches and armchairs, and eclectic choice of music. Take a trip on a nice evening and I guarantee you won’t be disappointed. There’re pancakes, how could you be disappointed?

Tryst is a popular hangout for many people, especially for those who love to shisha. Open 7 days a week until the wee hours of the morning, it’s one of my favorite spots to satisfy my midnight sweet tooth cravings and just to hang out with friends. The walls of Tryst are painted with really artsy fartsy pictures and such which are pretty interesting to look at.
If there’s one thing Tryst is famous for, it’s their pancakes. Not the absolute best that I have ever tried but a close second. The pancakes are fluffy and moist and one serving is pretty generous with 3 pancakes stacked on top of each other. My personal favorite is the Banana Butterscotch ones, which is just their fluffy pancakes stacked and topped with banana coins and generously drizzled with butterscotch sauce. I love how there is just the perfect amount of butterscotch sauce and not too little as many other pancake places tend to skimp on the sauce.
Another favorite of my is the Peanut Butter pancakes. Instead of being drizzled with peanut butter, the entire top pancake is just coated in peanut butter and drizzled with a little chocolate sauce to make pretty patterns. I’d recommend it to any peanut butter lover out there! The only bad experience I’ve had at Tryst is with their Mango smoothie. It tastes utterly watered down and tasteless, as though it came from a cordial

I came here during my long hour breaks from uni with a bunch of my friends and I think that tryst serves the best pancakes! Hands down, the best i’ve ever eaten.
Tryst is located in one of the shops in the area of the most popular SS15. With it’s very vintage-​liked style and colours; tryst really stands out from all the other shops on the lot. Tryst also provides shisha for anyone who is hooked on hookah. However you are not allowed to smoke indoors but has all the permission to smoke outdoors or on the second floor.
Their pancakes here are great and they serve up different kinds from your classic honey and butter pancakes to a crazy chocolate banana pancake with ice cream. It’s just sinfully delicious. If I’m not mistaken, prices for pancakes here range from about RM7−10 and If you ask me, I think it’s pretty affordable for delicious pancakes. Tryst also serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so feel free to drop by and have a combo of shisha and meals! But if you’re not a fan of shisha, then just come here for the atmosphere and food!

OH MY GOD!
Quite possible the best peanut butter pancakes I have ever had. Sinfully decadent with a hearty helping of peanut butter wedged in between two fluffy pancakes and drizzled with velvety chocolate sauce, this dish come highly recommend by the guy who mends the cashier.
They have a wide variety of sweet and savoury pancakes, if you find yourself overwhelmed by all the choices just ask the staff’s recommendation. Not in the mood for pancakes, no worries they have other items on the menu from French toast to pasta. I would recommend the Chicken Maryland, it was quite a big portion and the side of French beans and carrots were fresh and crunchy. Will definitely be coming back here again!

Pictures of Tryst’s pancakes were flooding instagram and I knew I had to give it a try. Its located in SS15 and it was not easy finding it (for me) because it was located on a one way road and I kept making rounds around it without seeing the shop. When I finally found the café, I parked nearby and walked in. It gave me a very rustic and chilled vibe as the décor and furniture were a fusion of modern and vintage. A nice place for a catch up session with friends. The ordering space however was a little small and I found that people were trying to squeeze their way in and out while I was ordering.
I opted for the Spaghetti aglio olio with beef bacon (RM12) and pancake + choco banana (RM7). and a cup of cappuccino. The spaghetti tasted really good but was a little too oily as i got to the end. The pancake was the highlight of my meal as it tasted so good. now i know why people have been going crazy over their pancakes, They also have 10 other sweet pancake options and 3 savory pancake option to choose from. The cappuccino was average. They also serve free drinking water (self-​service) for their customers. Before i left, I bought a brownie to take home with me. The brownie was chocoloty and tasty but was just a litle hard. Other than that, I feel that I had a pleasant experience at Tryst and I would go back to try all their other pancakes

This hipster café is most known for their pancakes and shisha. Being a food enthusiast, I had to try the pancakes out.
So I ordered the banana and caramel pancakes… only to be disappointed. Personally, I felt that there was too much baking soda in the pancakes and not worth the price I paid. I’m not sure whether my expectations were too high but I’m quite sure I’ve tasted better. The caramel sauce and banana combo was nice at least but not great.
Coffee here is alright and the barista would definitely get to you try their cold drip coffee. I don’t shisha so I wouldn’t know how the shisha is here but from what my friends tell me, it’s just alright.

Big fan of this place! It’s usually so hard to find a place that serves a good variety of pancakes in the Subang area but Tryst does it right. They serve all kinds of pancakes, your usual maple syrup and chocolate chip pancakes and also the more unusual kind of pancakes with their signature Chilli Con Carne. If pancakes isn’t your thing, do try their chilli con carne with nachos or even they spaghetti bolognese which has very juicy bits of minced meat in it. Tons of flavour and very affordable. A plate of pasta was about RM12, very worth it. The parking here on weekends is pretty good as most of the surrounding shops are closed. Another perk of this place is that it isn’t in the main SS15 area where finding parking spots is usually a torturous affair.

I came to tryst one rainy day and it’s at one of those places in ss15 where it’s hidden among one of the many lanes. Their walls were painted with graffiti, something well related to the local culture. They also have shisha there, something different from the normal cafés. On their menu, they have quite a variety of different items as well such as savory pancakes with steak and gravy, chili con carne, and pancake chicken burger. However the pancakes are quite ordinary to me, something along the likes of the pre made batter that I could make at home.

From the outside I thought it was just those malay mamak where they can enjoy simple meal and smoke their sheeshas. But no, I look carefully and they were drinking lattes. So I had to check it out. This is quite a unique coffee place. It has the urban culture feel with their colorful furnitures, painted figures on the wall and their chairs are all different, like they picked it up from somewhere and put it here. Pretty hipster leh! Reminds me of my younger days in during the Y2k era.
They have great selection of coffee and added flavors, smoothies, juices, hot chocolates and teas. On the food section they have western style selections like rib eye steak, chicken chop spaghetti and also waffles! Their waffles are awesome, with ice cream and syrup flavors. Definitely a must try! And if you like sheeshas they also have it here. So do come and check it out!

Tyst is one of the popular café i see in social media so i went and tried and of all café’s i have went, i never seen a café cooking grilled food.
I love the woody walls that makes me feel like i am in another place, with motivation quote and funky art furniture’s, i could stay here all day long. It is so cozy and with great service of course.
If you are not a coffee person, they serve Gryphon tea, if you are a coffee lover, their cold drip coffee is amazing. So what are the grill food they served — Sirloin Steak, Salmon, chicken chop and chicken breast. I am dying to try that another time.
Also, i see many people posting a picture of their pancakes, so i tried and i love how the bater doesn’t get to dry and perfect crunch when i dip in the sauce. Do you know they even have pancakes with steak and gravy.
Also, the French toast banana chocolate is a must try!

Tryst is a very hipster café with such interesting art on their walls. It really got my attention. My friends and I went there for breakfast because we had a craving for pancakes. I was amazed to see pancakes going between RM5−8 because you just don’t find that anymore. They didn’t taste like the best pancakes in the world but I thought it was quite average. The coffee there is not all that great but I really enjoyed the atmosphere so it didn’t bug me. They have pastas going for about RM12. My friends and I shared their chili con carne which was about RM10 and it was a good enough portion for the three of us to share.
Please keep in mind that this café is in SS15, so parking is an adventure of its own.

During my ‘café hopping’ season, I found this new café in Subang and read some nice review of their pancakes. Hence I pay them a visit to try out their coffee and pancakes. I love pancakes!
Went there with my other half, my sister and her boyfriend. The 4 of us went there for some coffee and pancakes. As usual, I had a cuppa latte.
Their coffee was alright, smooth to my liking and the pancakes was fluffy and delicious. It was quite a nice and quiet place to chill at.
They’ve some magazines around if you’re there alone. Will be back for more pancakes. Heard that their crêpe is good too (haven’t tried it though).

There are so many numbers of new café and I don’t even have time to manage most of them but one thing for sure. There is a new café at SS15 that called Tryst. Well, it’s not that new actually. I just heard it from my friend so I considered that place is still name.
I don’t want to waste my time to figure the true meaning of the word ‘Tryst’ but my mind keep telling me that it’s the combination of the word — Try + First. Seems legit? I don’t know. As for me, this place is the hippest among any other hip cafes that I’ve been. The arts on the wall are really caught me up.
Their coffee is just ‘so-​so’ level of coffee but once again, I was fascinated by their arts on the wall. There’s a drawing that looks like it’s for Punk and Skinhead fellas. The ambiance is quite cozy and calm because it is a café. not a bar.
A new experience for another new place for me but there’s nothing else for me to come here for the second time.

Ah, another SS15 special. The trendy hipster café with the usual works. Coffee. Check. Shisha check. Slightly overpriced food and drinks. Check, check. Although most places are overpriced nowadays, so I guess you could say it’s the norm. The walls of tryst are filled with graffiti artwork and mounted paintings of Radiohead, one which particularly caught my eyes was the Reservoir Dogs inspired mural, big thumbs up for that. The staff were friendly and well spoken, and the cashier lady was pretty fine, always a plus when dining out. If I had to recommend anything, maybe take a swing at the Chicken Chop