Core details are sourced from this business's Google Business Profile (checked 2026-09-29).
Diners consistently praise the staff warmth, cosy setting, and quality of grilled meats, especially picanha and ribeye. The recent shift from buffet to set-meal service has unsettled some regulars, and wait times remain an occasional pain point, though the signature grilled pineapple and attentive service keep most returning.
Located above the Asylum Coffeehouse in Bangsar, Muito Bom now operates set meals only. Adi is named multiple times for exceptional friendliness; the owner is described as welcoming. Cocktails and sauces are highlights. Regulars note generous portions on request and good value for meat lovers despite the pricing.
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. The cosy, renovated space works well for both lingering over coffee and working, though parking on Bangsar street is tight (UOA building nearby is suggested as an alternative).
Lisette's consistently delivers on coffee, food, and hospitality. Staff know regulars by name and go the extra mile during events. The vegan menu is a genuine draw, not a sidebar, and cakes like the Batik are memorable enough to anchor return visits. Atmosphere stands apart from the generic brunch-cafe template.
Most visits yield strong pastries, solid coffee, and warm service in a well-designed cafe steps from Bangsar LRT. A handful of recent visits flagged stale or soggy pastries and abrupt table requests during events, but these sit among dozens of five-star reports praising the muffins, croissants, matcha tarts, and mains like sambal chicken rice.
Last updated 2026-09-29