Core details are sourced from this business's Google Business Profile (checked 2026-09-29).
Staff go the extra mile: when one diner ordered incorrectly, the team quietly added rice, egg, and curry on the house. Food lands reliably tasty and prettily plated, from panko chicken to pastries to creative drinks with playful pet touches. The space feels welcoming for families and feels designed for lingering.
Recent hiccups don't undermine that feeling yet. The kitchen opens half an hour behind the cafe doors (10am instead of 9:30am), which catches breakfast-hunters off guard. One guest received pre-warmed ice cream from a party earlier that evening; the server brushed it off. Still, the bulk of recent reviews prize the comfort and the generosity more loudly.
Strong crowd pleaser for casual work sessions or hangouts, with staff who genuinely engage and a thoughtful drink menu. Food divides reviewers: some love the miso carbonara and unique flavour profiles, others find portions modest, proteins dry, and main dishes overpriced for what arrives. At RM30-40 per lunch set, it works as a cafe retreat but not reliably as a restaurant destination.
Most visits deliver a relaxed, family-friendly experience with solid coffee and a varied menu that caters to dietary needs. A few recent stumbles in service speed and food temperature keep the picture realistic: the outdoor seating and play area make it worth trying, but come prepared for the occasional rough day.
Most visitors praise the food quality, generous portions, and laid-back setting ideal for working or catching up with friends. The space feels clean and welcoming, though a handful of recent reviews flag inconsistent service from some staff members and rare instances of poorly executed dishes. Sue and the Malay manager stand out as especially attentive, but not all team members deliver the same standard. Prices sit comfortably within expectations for the portion size and cafe experience in Mont Kiara.
Last updated 2026-09-29