Good hamburgers (well, better than most) and decent pizza and french fries. The salads are pretty tasty too, all are about what I would expect to pay for western food in China and good quality.

The most pleasant things about the place is the atmosphere and very attentive welcoming and english speaking staff. Plus they have a couple of Dilbert books, a great for working/studying set up particularly for laptops and the cleanest not-in-a-home toilet I have seen in China. Plus there are no "no number 2's" signs so I assume doing your business there is OK!

1 star off for the rather expensive drinks though and for the frequent customer card that is only for the expensive drinks!

Good food, outdoor seating, friendly service and north Kunming's best selection of books for sale, all on a quiet section of the Beichen pedestrian area. Solid.

Tiger Tiger should be ashamed.
9 or 10 inches for a large pizza is not fine. This same tiny pizza will run you around 45 yuan, possibly more. The cities of Chicago, New York, and Seattle, should be called in to cast judgment on this Pizza Crime. It should be called a "small pizza" and cost 20-25 yuan. Desserts are OK but overpriced.

Had the pizza this time.

Large is about 9-10". Not expensive and well prepared. Choice of thick or thin crust. I had the bacon pizza. Fine.

Coffee, as always I now go for the basic coffee. In the past I ordered a Columbian coffee at extra expense. However, I am pretty sure it was just Yunnan coffee in a different cup.

French fries, you get a largish portion.

Brownies fine, but the cheesecake better.
Sandwiches are large bread rolls. If you are not big eaters a sandwich will do for 2 people.

Toilet was really clean and 'fresh'. Now that is worth an extra star on its own.

Prague Cafe in Bei Chen Walking Street is Prague III.

There are other branches in Wen Lin Jie and in Lijiang.

I've been a long time customer of the Wen Lin branch.

Both Kunming branches are pleasant places to meet and chat with friends.

The food may not be the cheapest, but the cheapest would be from the street vendors.

I meet and drink coffee with friends at the Wen Lin PC several times weekly, especially since the Yun Joy Cafe is no more.