FullTriumphBeard

a month ago

"11 July 2026
Nice place to chill during weekend..
Visited Hay Cafe in Sekinchan and had a pleasant experience. The cafe has a cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and the food and drinks were enjoyable. Unfortunately, I came at the wrong time of the year, so the famous green paddy fields were nowhere to be seen. The scenery wasn't as spectacular as I had expected because it wasn't the planting season. I'll definitely come back during the right season to enjoy the beautiful lush green landscape. Overall, it's still a nice place to relax and worth a visit"

RS Aujla

4 months ago

"A cozy countryside café with a beautiful view of the paddy fields, perfect for a slow afternoon.

- The outdoor seating under the trees gives a peaceful vibe, great for relaxing with coffee.
- The cakes are the highlight — from citrusy lemon crepe cake to creamy pandan layers, each slice feels fresh and well-balanced.
- Drinks like the iced Americano are smooth and refreshing, pairing nicely with the desserts.
- The cafe interior is neat and welcoming, with a homely touch that makes you want to linger.

Hay Cafe is more about atmosphere and comfort than fancy dining. It’s a spot to enjoy good coffee, sweet cakes, and the calm of Sekinchan’s fields."

SJ Hong

6 months ago

"Nice place to hang out especially during green paddy field period. Cost of dining is fair as kind of "tourist" place. Separated pet friendly zone in the cafe is thumb up as i am not pet lover and dislike pet in same dining zone with me."

Ron Lee

2 months ago

"At first I thought the cafe had very limited seating, but once inside beside the paddy field, it feels like entering another world. The environment is very relaxing and peaceful, great for chilling and taking photos. Food wise not bad too. The air conditioned area is quite limited, but surprisingly the non air conditioned seating was still comfortable and not too hot."

irfan satria

2 months ago

"Went here for the cafe. Had a good nasi lemak platter (special green-coloured nasik lemak rice, ayam goreng berempah quarter and the usual condiments - the sambal is nice. Not spicy at all) and a glass of Hawaiicano (pineapple americano). Great dining setup by the golden paddy fields. But there's quite a lot of flies which was annoying. There's a pet friendly section as well. It's a local chinese-owned establishment with many of malay muslim cafe workers. Overall, I like this place."