Cafes in Bangsar: ranked picks

A 4.9 from 355 reviews, with big brunch and fusion plates under RM20 in a calm upstairs space.

Rated 4.8 across 1,260 reviews, with the Spanish Latte singled out and fast, polite service; expect a wait at peak hours.

Friendly staff and quick orders even when queues form, plus a clean, cozy room and well-liked drinks and desserts.

A 4.6 from 2,710 reviews, with attentive staff, polished dishes from eggs benedict to salmon fried rice, and a signature watermelon cake.

Named staff, especially Ganesh, get steady praise, alongside good coffee, burnt cheesecake and a relaxed setting inside BSC.

A perfect 5.0 from 91 reviews, with knowledgeable baristas, beans that change weekly and iced lattes around RM9.

Rated 4.8 from 298 reviews for croissants, muffins and flat whites in a well-designed space by Bangsar LRT; arrive early for the freshest pastries.

Customizable salads, poke bowls and keto options with visible calorie and protein counts, served by staff who remember regulars.

All recent visits landed four or five stars.

Staff like Mika, Amirul, and Isz spend time understanding what customers need, changing watch straps multiple times and explaining brands in detail.

Every recent visitor praises the atmosphere: a hidden gem in Bangsar condo with greenery, breezy open air, and ample parking that feels both quiet and welcoming.

Drip Loft draws vapers and nicotine pouch users alongside coffee drinkers to a relaxed Bangsar spot where staff often engage warmly and the vibe stays chill.

Diners consistently praise the staff warmth, cosy setting, and quality of grilled meats, especially picanha and ribeye.

Tucked inside a Bangsar florist, F Cafe wins visitors over with warm coffee, fresh pastries, and a serene corner vibe that keeps people longer than they plan.

Peep Coffee draws steady praise for its location within a Bangsar accessories boutique and its specialty coffee when execution is solid.

Staff make the difference here.

Walk in on any day and you'll see regulars treating this Bangsar outlet like their second office.

Lisette's consistently delivers on coffee, food, and hospitality.

A 10-year-old Bangsar spot drawing repeat customers with gluten-free, keto, vegan, and high-protein options that actually taste good.

Ice cream here tastes rich and fresh without cloying sweetness, a quality that sets it apart.

Regulars return for reliably good chocolate desserts, waffles, and crepes in a calm setting.

Customers consistently praise the coffee quality and souffle pancakes, often describing warm, quick service and a cosy, plant-filled atmosphere that invites lingering.

Staff remember regulars by name and the cappuccino draws people back for the ambience alone, especially weekend mornings when tables fill up fast.

Plump Bangsar draws visitors for dense, ingredient-forward cakes that prioritise buttery richness and bold flavors over commercial sweetness.

Reviewers consistently praise Asylum's creative espresso drinks, generous portions, and welcoming staff; the recent chef and new partners have lifted the food quality noticeably.

Three Guys draws regulars and solo travellers alike to its book-lined first-floor perch in Telawi for a blend of specialty coffee, matcha lattes, and Japanese fusion rice bowls.

Staff here build real relationships with regulars, with barista Arif earning particular praise for remembering names and orders while keeping pace under pressure.

Reviewers consistently praise the clean, cozy atmosphere and quality breakfast offerings, particularly rye bread, croissants, and egg dishes.

Most diners return repeatedly for staff warmth and a rare Bangsar brunch menu built around pork: Guinness pulled pork, crispy bacon, sausage pasta.

The Basque cheesecake draws devoted fans for its melt-in-mouth texture and rich flavor, though opinions split sharply on whether the quality justifies premium pricing around 30RM.

A Starbucks branch in Bangsar known for employing deaf and mute staff, creating a notably quiet atmosphere suited to focused work.

The converted factory space draws praise for its cozy, elegant ambience and spacious layout ideal for working or meeting.

Nutmeg draws steady crowds to Bangsar Village for breakfast and lunch classics made with care.

Visitors find Lex's Patio Pantry a peaceful hideaway with generous outdoor seating and fresh, changing daily menus that feel genuinely home-cooked.

Diners consistently praise the food flavour and service, with several naming specific dishes like biryani and lamb dishes as standouts.

Most visits end well, with reviewers praising the owner's personal warmth, barista friendliness, and a clean modern space that works for sitting alone or with company.

Breakfast Thieves draws crowds to APW Bangsar for inventive Asian-fusion brunch backed by strong specialty coffee.

Reviewers consistently praise the authentic, flavourful home-style cooking, especially the daging salai and sambal dishes.

Marmalade draws families to Bangsar for brunch, pasta, and the main draw: a spacious indoor play area with a rock climbing wall and monkey bars that keeps kids busy while adults eat.

A Place Where transforms a 1950s printing factory into Kuala Lumpur's most photogenic workspace and brunch spot, with quality independent coffee roasters, pastries, and food vendors spread across industrial-chic indoor and outdoor areas.

Reviewers consistently praise the authentic halal food-biryani, mutton, fritters, chapati, and nasi Bukhara-served hot and reliably good, with prices that feel fair.

Reviewers consistently praise the cafe for its welcoming staff, clean space, and solid coffee and food at fair prices.

PODGY Kurau draws regulars for its local charm and hospitable staff in a minimalist space, with praise for the cortados, lattes, and Nutella cheesecake.

When it works, the noodles and Malaysian staples here hit the mark: reviewers praise the pan mee's balance, the wok-fried rice, and the homemade feel.

Strong coffee and a calm setting draw regulars and remote workers to this Bangsar specialty roastery.

Burrow's canelés and espresso draw loyal visitors, and the lush plant-filled space feels like a genuine escape within the mall.

Reviewers consistently praise the flat whites, cold brew, and banana bread, returning specifically for the coffee quality and cafe vibe.

All 11 recent reviews are five-star.

Visitors praise Superluna's creative matcha lattes, specialty coffee, and cosy vibe when everything runs smoothly, with some citing the best poached eggs in Malaysia and first-rate croissants.

Dosz Coffee draws consistent praise for espresso-based drinks and welcoming barista service, with recent reviews highlighting a strong latte.

Burger quality divides opinion sharply: some find the patties juicy and well-seasoned with buttery brioche buns, while others see small portions and high prices as unjustified.

Recently reopened under new management with an upgraded space and expanded food menu spanning rice dishes, laksa, dim sum, and baked goods.

Kee Nguyễn serves distinctive Vietnamese coffee blends (salted, coconut, yogurt) that regulars praise for authenticity and taste, though opinions split on sweetness levels.

Strong coffee and a working model that lets you browse furniture while you drink.

Most customers praise the affordable prices and speed of service, especially for weekday lunch or takeout.

Food quality stands out: salmon pasta, grilled chicken chop, and kuih draw consistent praise.

All 16 reviews rate this Bangsar tea cafe four or five stars.

Pet owners find this Bangsar spot welcoming, with outdoor space, clean surroundings, and a menu spanning coffee to waffles.

Strong personal service and a convenient mall location keep regulars returning, but recent visits highlight uneven product quality.

Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.