A fresh new month calls for new joints to explore and show some love for.
In this month’s edition, we’ve got it covered on all things savoury and sweet that’s bound to fulfil your upcoming weekends. There’s no better way than spending your days exploring these selections of cafes and restaurants to bring your family or partner to. You’ve got the feels of a European bistro amid the beautiful greenery in Bukit Tunku, a unique blend of Chinese-meets-British cuisine in the heart of Chinatown, along with new cafe spots to spend your days away with Instagrammable photo-ops.
Check out our roundup of all the latest places to explore this month below.
1. Princeps
Located at The Stories of Taman Tunku, Bukit Tunku, to those that are familiar with this area will know that it’s home to various restaurants and cafes, and Princeps has found theirs too. Surrounded by beautiful greenery and natural light, you’ll have a choice from enjoying your meals on the patio or with the sleek interiors indoors. With a bistro-style idea in mind, the menu consists of vibrant yet delicious components from the breakfast, appetizers and mains. We have our eye on the Duck Rillettes and Cheese Gnocchi.
Princeps Bistro & Restaurant
A1, The Stories of Taman Tunku, Off Jalan Langgak Tunku, Bukit Tunku, 50480 Kuala Lumpur.
Daily, 12pm-3pm, 6pm-11pm.
Tel: 03-6211-1866
2. Iron Tongue
Iron Tongue is a hidden gem in Segambut that offers a tasty range of comfort food to enjoy and a nice cuppa to choose from. Search the cafe up on Instagram and you’ll see artsy images of their customers taking photos at every spot you can imagine – the spiral staircase is a hit. While their breakfast spreads of pancakes, avocado wraps and toasts do look great, options of hearty pasta meals and sandwiches are also available. Who wouldn’t want to pass a photo-op at an elegant space like this?
Iron Tongue
Lot 1-1, Suite Servis Suria, North Kiara, Jalan Sri Bintang Suria, Segambut, 51200 Kuala Lumpur.
Open Tuesday-Sunday, 9am-630pm.
Tel: 014-665-7968
3. Quack and Cluck
China town has become a hit for every explorer in KL when it comes to enjoying a day in the city. With Quack and Cluck joining the list of must-visit places, you’re going to love what the restaurant has to offer with a twist. Upon arriving, it’s hard not to miss the building when you’re greeted by a bright blue and red painted building with artwork of female figures painted on the walls. With a blend of Chinese and British culture combined, you’ll find your breakfast sets served with mouth-watering minced pork, bing flatbread, eggs and wait for it, tattie scones. Sounds intriguing, doesn’t it?
Quack and Cluck
21, Jalan Sultan, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur.
Tel: 012-588-0059
4. S’lasih Padang & Asian Cuisine
If you’re a fan of Padang food, then you need to head over to S’lasih’s latest outlet in Bangsar Shopping Centre for the rich flavours of the cuisine. Choose from a selection of different dishes of telur balado, ayam pop, dendeng, gulai kikil and more to accompany with your rice – not forgetting the krupuk on the side too. If you can handle a round of fiery kick with an assortment of sambal, then this is the right place to bring your friends and family over to enjoy.
S’lasih
5. Three Plates Full
Open for brunch, lunch and dinner, Three Plates Full is the latest spot to join the neighbourhood in SS15, and trust us, you’re going to love the feel of the space. This three-storey lot is serving hearty food including pasta, steak, breakfast food, along with your favourite go-to for western comfort meals. We can’t take our eyes off the restaurant’s atmosphere that takes us back to a modern diner feel, with its atrium-like corridors and picturesque ambience.
Three Plates Full
57, Jln SS 15/4E, Ss 15, 47500 Subang Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia
Tuesday- Sunday, 11 am-10 pm daily
Tel: 03-5613 3315
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6. KoFFEE KitA
Craving for a coffee fix? KoFFEE KitA is Desa Pandan’s adorable hole-in-the-wall gem that is here to satisfy your coffee cravings. Whether you’re in a rush in the morning or is in desperate need of an energy boost while you’re WFH, this tiny space is here to solve all of your worries away with a sip of their iced coffee selections on a warm day.
KoFFEE KitA
Jalan 5/76c, Desa Pandan, 55100 Kuala Lumpur.
Open Thursday-Tuesday, 1030am-830pm.
Tel: 019-924 0575
7. Butty Boy Cooks
In the heart of Petaling Jaya is Butty Boy Cooks, where servings of artisan coffee with Thai and western cuisine unite. Make your way there and you’ll enter an industrial-meets-chic cafe with a beautiful outdoor space to hang out. You’ll find yourself picking varieties from a fiery bowl of seafood noodle soup with udang galah, pineapple fried rice, pasta dishes and delicious brunch selections to kickstart your day. If you’re a fan of matcha, Niko Neko Matcha is also available here. Imagine enjoying a cup of that with seafood noodles to enjoy?
Butty Boy Cooks
Lot 9, B.Land, Lot 2, Jalan 51a/225, 46100 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
Daily 11am-8pm
Tel: 011-5406 6649
This article was first published in : Lifestyle Asia
