Quaint with pretty cakes and good coffee, Miss Ellie Tea house is Taman Melawati’s hidden gem that warrants a visit!
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It’s hard to miss this chic Parisian-style cafe in Resorts World Genting, serving up high-quality French food and beverages.
Tucked away in Kepong, Zen and Co. ticks all the boxes when it comes to offering unique and reasonably priced Japanese fusion food, desserts, and beverages.
Tucked in a corner of Pandamaran, Klang, Choon Guan Coffee Shop 1956 is a bustling breakfast spot for locals.
A cafe and florist that not only serves coffee, but Asian rice bowls.
You may be surprised to learn that Kuala Lumpur is home to its very own…
The Morning After’s new menu features bread bowls, crepes, and the trendy charcoal latte.
A hidden gem in Taman Melawati, this quirky and cosy café is a great place for curling up with a good book and coffee, enjoying a comforting meal with friends, or simply indulging in a delicious dessert.
Aida Daniya’s setting might be its undeniable attraction, perched on a scenic slope of Fraser’s Hill. But its food passes muster too, with hearty fare like fried chicken with chips and cream sauce for lunch, and the obligatory scones, cakes and pies for tea.
Discretely tucked away in Petaling Jaya, Potter’s Cafe offers cakes and coffee in their art gallery.
The Bloom’s own-made tarts coupled with filter coffee and iced tea complements the calming and mellow piano music tinkling softly in the background.
This coffee stand may currently sport a bare-bones selection – sit down for an espresso or take away a flat white
TTDI’s calmest coffee house is a soothing space where the filter coffee is satisfactory
It’s nice to find eateries that work hard to own their niche. Cafe 5 serves purely two specialities – Belgian-inspired Liege waffles and interesting flavours of handcrafted ice cream.
For a casual brunch, White Sand Cafe’s speciality of tartines might please wholesome eaters