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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. Coffee falls short of the desserts, service speed is unpredictable (ranging from attentive to multi-hour waits), and the most recent reviews flag worrying shifts: staff rudeness, racial undertones in treatment, and forgotten promises like birthday candles.
Breakfast Thieves draws crowds to APW Bangsar for inventive Asian-fusion brunch backed by strong specialty coffee. Reviews praise quick, attentive staff and polished space, but recent feedback splits on whether the premium price matches what lands on the plate, with some praising tender burgers and creative dishes while others found quality disappointing.
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. Word-of-mouth confirms the vibe attracts remote workers and photographers, but parking chaos and occasional understaffing during busy periods frustrate regular visits, and several tenants lean heavily toward alcohol and non-Muslim dining.
Reviewers consistently praise the flat whites, cold brew, and banana bread, returning specifically for the coffee quality and cafe vibe. Many highlight the cozy setting and family-friendly atmosphere. Recent visits describe excellent breakfast and well-plated dishes, though a minority report slow service and inconsistent cooking (curdled milk, under-seasoned avocado toast). The space has limited seating and parking, and work-from-cafe comfort lags behind the coffee quality. Note: the most recent review flags the business as currently closed with signage removed, suggesting possible temporary or permanent closure.
Last updated 2026-09-29