Takuri Cafe, in my opinion, is the best place for Laksa in Iloilo City. It's hearty and comforting. 🥰 Service is satisfactory and the place is welcoming. Parking is limited.

This place is a hole in the wall. it is located in a narrow out of the way street. When you enter they display a collection of kettles, maybe that's the reason for the name of the place. They serve the best tasting Laksa I ever had the in the entire city. Their servings are large with a lot more ingredients. Your orders come with a complementary dessert of maja Blanca an the owners are very accommodating indeed!

Place is quiet. Nice to have a quick bite. Their Laksah is a must-try.

This little restaurant is an absolute gem! I am here without much expectation but was totally blown away by how delicious the food is! Not only does it taste good, it looks gorgeous too! Check out the laksa! It shows the chef has lots of love and pride in their cooking. I only wish this restaurant was a little more accessible so it can receive the attention it deserves. Highly recommended, would come again!

Great Place. Great Food. I am not fan of spicy food so I did enjoy the Pork Humba. They also have this complimentary desert which is Maja Blanca with Coconut thing on Top. My friends really recommend the Laksa.

I have eaten laksa all my life.. From the restaurants of Singapore to manila.. But it is only here, in my very own city, that I have found the best laksa I've ever had.. And it only costs 295 pesos.

Great food experience. If you want to try something new, this Malaysian Vietnamese resto is very worth the try. Recommended dish is laksa and their spring rolls. They have a unique concept and huge collections of takuris and the serving is generous. We are surprise also that the owner gave us a complimentary dessert - maja blanca. Though it is not too expensive, it is still the thought that counts. Lovely.

We tried the kway teo and the fish fillet which were good. The fried rice was not a fave of my little eater because of the chorizo in it but the maja blanca was a hit because she ate two of it. The place was a bit crowded the lunch time we were there.

If you want to try Malaysian food in Iloilo, this will do. Although it doesn't really taste like the authentic one as per my Malaysian boyfriend.

This place is a hidden jewel. Only a block away from the main thoroughfare (Diversion Rd). The servings were very generous. I couldn't get enough of the Vietnamese spring roll that when I got to the laksa I was almost full.

Love the laksa and spring roll definitely will go back there☺☺☺.