Review: WIP on the Park
April 28th, 2025
This new Camelot for tea enthusiasts strives to sustain a code of culinary chivalry in preparing both tea and meals
he Midnight Baker is a fetching new stop for a fuss-free breakfast, lunch or tea, run by a small, self-reliant team with skill and soul.
This places offers a variety of interesting dishes like doughnut chips and strawberry nachos
Ami Sugiyama & her team of Japanese & Malaysian 'tea sommeliers' are brewing a unique experience in Damansara Uptown, eager to introduce more locals in the Klang Valley to the nuances of Japanese tea.
This restaurant is a sanctuary of serene sophistication, with a lavish centrepiece of ceiling lights that conjure an under-the-stars impression, bearing down on walls with a pink peach blossom motif (‘Tao’ is Mandarin for peach) and shelves with ornate teapots assembled from across Asia.
A new venue by the New Zealanders behind KL's Antipodean cafes, Delirium is certain to attract an outpouring of attention in the months ahead.
Closer tries to go the distance to be distinctive with a sun-drenched, plant-adorned setting to complement its amiable offerings.
Cruffins have finally come to KL, courtesy of The Bread Shop, Bukit Damansara's go-to place for pastries for the past six years.
KL's playground for pretzels promises fun for patrons & palates of all ages, parading a carousel of doughy
Greenhouse by Muir - situated beside Gleneagles Hospital - is one of this month's most attractive new F&B destinations, saturated with ideas and steeped in intrigue.
Kota Damansara's 77 Mayford is a cafe with humour and heart that promises 'tea on the loose.'
Four friends who recently wrapped up their studies abroad have come back to Malaysia and combined forces to launch one of PJ's most cheerful cafes.
The two women who run Rubberduck are no quacks - Kat and Lin, bolstered by a hard-working crew, have launched a new alfresco cafe that could float close to the top of Plaza Damas' best bets for freshly baked cakes and fragrantly brewed coffee.
Houshuen in Petaling Jaya is a one woman show outdoor café that sells tea, cakes and coffee. The name, translated from Chinese, means ‘Good Choice’.
Step into Kenny Hills Bakers at Bukit Tunku and smell the irresistible fragrance of fresh baked sourdough loaves, ciabatta bread & baguettes.