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This fairly new all-pink café serves an unlikely combo of sushi and other delicious desserts
Ninja’s House Café — run by Afiq Yass, an ex-tour guide — officially opened its doors to the public on 19 June 2021.
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Speaking to SAYS, Afiq said as an ex-tour guide, he used to frequently travel to Japan and that inspired him to sell sushi after travel companies were not allowed to operate due to COVID-19.
He started the business on 10 October 2020 by selling from a small pop-up stall by the roadside and has now expanded his business to many outlets across Klang Valley and nearby areas.
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
The name ‘Ninja’s House’ was based on Afiq’s own travel company, Ninja Travels.
When asked why he went with the all-pink deco, Afiq said he was taken by the interior designs in Korean movies and was inspired to decorate his restaurant in a dreamy and minimalistic way.
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Influenced by his travels, Afiq decided to incorporate sushi alongside desserts like doughnuts, cakes, and mochi in his café
Their bestsellers are sushi and doughnuts, selling nearly 4,000 to 5,000 pieces every day!
They have about 83 different types of sushi — as low as RM1 each piece — including their crowd favourites, the Osaka Sushi and the Hokkaido Sushi.
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Image via @ninjashosue (Instagram)
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
If sushi isn’t for you, check out their premium doughnuts. These doughnuts are unique and have various unusual toppings for only RM2.90!
Afiq told SAYS that he learnt how to create these eye-catching doughnuts from his friend who is a professional baker.
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Besides these, you can also get mochi, cakes, and coffee from all their outlets.
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Image via @ninjashouse (Instagram)
Their first outlet opened in Eco Majestic, Semenyih last year
But they also have 25 other pop-up stalls in Klang Valley and other states that sell a limited selection of sushi and desserts! Don’t forget to visit them the next time you have a craving.
Address:
26-1, Jalan Eco Majestic 10/1B,
43500 Semenyih, Selangor.
You can find out about their other outlets here.
Opening hours:
10.30am – 8pm (Wednesdays – Sundays)
Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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