Cloud Bistro

Felt hungry just when we arrived at the Computer History Museum, so we chose to dine here at Cloud Bistro. The atmosphere is quite comfy with daylight coming in. The Motherboard Melt flatbread pizza is really good with the caramelised onion. Though the chocolate croissant is not hot enough. Overall experience was satisfying.

We visited Cloud Bistro inside the Computer History Museum. After finishing the tour, we decided to have lunch here. The menu prices are pretty good for a museum café, and honestly quite impressive.

This was my first time at this café, and unfortunately the experience was frustrating. There was an employee working who was extremely slow and seemed unmotivated. Even though I was clearly waiting in line to be helped, he was taking his time doing other tasks and moving at a very slow pace instead of assisting customers. It didn’t seem like he was overwhelmed — it just felt like there was no sense of urgency or awareness of the people waiting. I hope management can address this, because good service and efficiency really make a difference in the overall experience.

It’s a café located in the open space of the computer museum building, so the atmosphere is pretty neutral—nothing special. The staff were very kind and helpful. We had cucumber lemonade, which was great. The cappuccino was just okay. No latte art or anything—just coffee with milk. It did the job, but it didn’t leave much of an impression.

Me (Vincent’s gf) and my boyfriend ate here. I love this place. We had the tuna and roasted byte sandwich, they were both really good. Recommend this place 1010101010%