Craving for a good cuppa?
If you’re a foodie and love exploring new joints in the city, Kuala Lumpur’s thriving neighbourhoods are brimming with all the new spots to add to your list. With its diverse cultural influences, you can find a wide range of cuisines and dining experiences that cater to all tastes and budgets. From cosy cafes to restaurants, KL has it all. So, if you’re looking to discover some hidden gems or simply want to indulge in some delicious food, be sure to bookmark this guide as we explore the best cafes and restaurants in KL to visit this March 2024.
If you missed out guide last month, check it out here.
All the new cafes and restaurants to visit in KL throughout March 2024:
Nuff Cafe
Coffee & Mee Kolok? Count us in. If you live in Shah Alam, you might recognise its name as the founders once sold their coffee along the neighbourhood street stalls. Upon entering the cosy space, you’ll immediately feel a sense of tranquillity due to its warm-toned interiors and wooden accents. Locally brewed coffee is on the menu, along with dishes that will transport you back to Sarawak. From the signature mee kolok to sup tulang, you’re in for a treat.
Address: 26, Jalan Tengku Ampuan Zabedah A 9/A, Seksyen 9, 40100 Shah Alam, Selangor.
Operating hours: 8AM – 10PM (daily)
Tina’s Taqueria
Curbside Cantina fans, you’ll be delighted to hear they’re here with a fresh new look. Introducing Tina’s Taqueria, a restaurant that brings Mexican-inspired flair to its menu with wholesome flavours. Putting a twist to the classics, you can find Perak Duck Taco and XL White Prawn Taco on the menu with toppings catered to your liking. Vegan options are available, too! Check them out at Damansara Kim for a bite of their tasty delights.
Check out the menu here.
Address: 71, Jalan SS 20/11, Damansara Kim, 47400 Petaling Jaya, Selangor.
Operating hours: 12PM-10PM (Weekdays) | 10AM-6PM (Weekends) | Closed on Wednesdays
Better Days
If you’re craving a nightcap, head over to Better Days. The backyard coffee bar is an ideal place to enjoy a cup of iced or hot latte and relax at the end of the day. It operates from 6 pm onwards and is perfect for those who want to unwind and have meaningful conversations with their loved ones. Surrounded by lush greenery, this space boasts an open area with a colourful seating area, perfect for that photo-op.
Address: 58 Lorong Maarof, Bangsar, Kuala Lumpur.
Operating hours: 6PM – 12AM (Monday – Sunday)
Pucks Coffee
Located on Tun H.S Lee Road, Pucks Coffee provides a perfect atmosphere for coffee enthusiasts to gather. With its cosy and inviting atmosphere, complemented by thoughtfully selected furnishings, this is the ideal place to relax after a tiring day. Thanks to its rich and robust flavours, their lattes are guaranteed to be your new favourite that you will be craving for more.
Address: Back Portion, 180, Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating hours: 12PM – 8PM (closed on Tuesdays).
Bakul Dimsum
You can never pass an opportunity to skip a dim sum feast. Situated in The Five, Bukit Damansara’s thriving spot, this restaurant’s all-day dining is guaranteed to cure your craving for dim sum at any time of day. As you step inside, you’ll be in awe of its stunning interior, which will be ideal for any upcoming celebrations and gatherings. When you’re there, be sure to order the signatures like the deep-fried sticky rice dumplings with barbecued chicken, Szechuan-inspired chicken dumplings with chilli oil, black garlic prawn dumplings, steamed Australian scallop dumplings with black truffle paste and more.
Check out the menu here.
Address: The Five, Block E, Level 1, Bukit Damansara
Operating hours: 9AM – 9PM (daily)
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Amalina Anuar
Amalina Anuar is the Digital Director of Harper's Bazaar Malaysia. From covering the latest runway trends to the hottest happenings in Kuala Lumpur, she also delves deep into all things lifestyle and beauty.
