Sango Cafe

Not sure about all the negative reviews. We’ve been here several times and had a great meal with very good prices. The oriental and Cajun dishes are delicious. I’d definitely recommend it and will come back.

I really love this place, and I’m a very picky person. Get the German potato salad!!! My meal was Cajon dinner or something and I loved it! Anyway come here!

Horrible, not authentic, and overpriced. This place is literally an overpriced Schwann’s menu. Last time we we there, my broccoli was freezer burnt, and their only alternative veggie option was a salad… Which consisted of iceberg lettuce and a few carrot shavings. I’ve tried them several times because it is conveniently close to our house. I’ve left disappointed and felt ripped off every time.

So-​So. This is «Mel’s Diner»…not a café. Variety of menu choices (think eclectic)…very long wait for food. Free appetizer was cold bread rolls you can buy at the gas station. Atmosphere is like Denny’s mixed with a truck stop. The staff had a lot of high school kids. It’s a confusing place with old TVs, close seating, cheap decorations… just go down a few doors and eat at the Manzillas.

The food is pretty good, but a little over priced. And some things are incredibly spicy– in a way too over the top kind of way.

This restaurant is awful. The server was very friendly, but the food was awful. Its not an International café in the slightest. The hamburgers were sausage patties and disgusting. I have never sent food back before until now. The kitchen is small and looks very unsanitary. I would never go back to this restaurant.

Why is this place not on trip
I don’t know but I’m so glad we stumbled upon it being new in town.
Sarah K. is right on with her review this place is definitely family owned and operated. I can’t remember their names but the couple who own the restaurant were very friendly especially the lady who came out and greeted us and made us feel very welcome there.
Since our first visit we have been back there twice. We’re so glad we live in the area because this place is our new favorite spot. It’s very comfortable and has a homey feeling to it that accommodates our family of five very well.
Did I mention their food tastes amazing? Their menu has a wide variety ranging from oriental to German food. I’ve had their fried schnitzel, fried rice, fish and chips, and the girls love their kids menu.
Tip: If you like spicy food they can make any item on the menu spicy.
The customer service is always friendly and the food is freshly made and service is fast. I have never seen it packed or full but seems like business is steady.

Try the Hot and Spicy Pork. It’s pretty good and the sweet tea there is good as well.

My husband, brother-​in-​law, and I stopped here for lunch on a whim one day, and were not disappointed. The restaurant is small and cozy, and I got the feeling just from stepping inside that it was definitely someone’s labor of love. I also got the sense that our waiter was the owner. My husband said he got the same feeling, but neither of us could pinpoint why.
Either way, our server was very polite and friendly, very attentive, and gave us very fast service. My brother-​in-​law had fish and chips, which he said were excellent, and my husband and I had an Asian vegetable and rice plate, which was also very very good. You could tell that everything was fresh cooked.
The menu is hard to explain. It says on the sign outside «international cuisine,» and that about sums it up. The menu veers off to all 4 corners of the world, and can’t be described as focusing on any one type of food more than another. Everything is reasonably priced, if not downright cheap. It’s a cute little place, and you should give it a try if you happen to be there!