Cross-Legged Cafe now closed.

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Cute name for a cafe with a certain charm; no worries though, chairs and couches are available, so customers with less-than-flexible limbs need not remain cross-legged here.

Cheap and Cheerful

Cross-Legged’s selection is cheap and cheerful. Start with soup, preferably this one made creamy with broccoli and satisfying with shrimp. A reasonable RM10 per serving.Cross-legged_2

French Toast with a Twist

French Toast (RM10) with titillating twists, thanks to a beaten-egg-white fluffiness that makes this taste more like souffle than bread, served with chicken sausage, tomatoes, maple syrup and fresh lemon drops. Cross-legged_3

Quiche

Salmon and veggie quiches are also offered on the not-too-wide savories menu.Cross-legged_4

House-made Desserts

House-made desserts like chocolate cookie stacks are probably the bigger attraction at this family-run cafe. Cross-legged_5

This steamed pumpkin-and-cranberry cake (RM5) is really enjoyable, served warm and fresh with a thick pumpkin puree. Cross-legged_6

Quirky but cool: An ice-blended mix of bananas and Nutella. Cross-legged_7

Our favorite icy treat for the current weather: Earl Grey orange mint jelly. Fabulous.Cross-legged_8

Aussie Coffee

Aussie beans are used for Cross-Legged’s coffee. Not bad, but not the highlight.Cross-legged_9

Hot Chocolate

Hot chocolate with chili, fine-tuned to the perfect level of tongue-tingling spiciness to complement the beverage’s creamy cocoa flavor.

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An Oasis of Calm

We were here on a Sunday evening. It’s a real oasis of calm at that time.Cross-legged_11Cross-legged_12

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(NOW CLOSED.)