Eat Drink KL

Friday, July 10, 2026

Rasasa, Bangsar South

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Rasasa is Bangsar South’s new stop for Malaysian fare that fuses classic flavours with contemporary flair: Vibrant kerabu-style salad of fresh pucuk paku and kacang botol tossed with tiger prawns, cherry tomatoes and crispy anchovies in sambal dressing; smoothly full-bodied chicken croquettes laced with spinach, layered with masak lemak emulsion; and hearty ulam fried rice with shrimp paste, cili padi and spiced fried chicken.

Kid.Coffee, Taman Melawati

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Kid Coffee is Melawati’s family-run new spot for lovingly layered scrambled egg toast and beautifully balanced Brazilian single-origin lattes, with Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide playing on the speakers.

Kid Coffee’s name is a nod to chef-founder Akid, as well as the cafe’s child-friendly space with an art activity room for kids, set beside a scene of Bukit Tabur painted by Sarah, Akid’s sister-in-law and Kid Coffee’s co-founder. 

Thursday, July 9, 2026

Lemmebe Cafe, Taman United

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Lemmebe Cafe is Taman United’s new hideout by couple Han and Cassandra for cosy comfort, home bakes and heartfelt brews.

Look for lovingly personal touches like a hand-crafted clay menu and hand-painted furnishing, channelling the cheery charm and character of a compact coffee shop.

For a fruit-forward brunch, savour the oven-fresh Breeze NZ apple pie with overnight oats and strawberry banana smoothies.

Lemmebe Cafe runs as a six-seat residency up a back-lane slope, every Thursday to Sunday, warmly welcoming walk-ins in a neighbourhood off Old Klang Road.

Wednesday, July 8, 2026

Blankspace by Lumo Coffee, Paramount Garden

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Blankspace by Lumo is Paramount Garden’s luminous new canvas for caffeine, creativity and community, a coffee bar that breaches borders with local and international roasters. 

Blankspace is spearheaded by brothers Lucas and Rok and their partner Por Hao, returning to Malaysia after nearly a decade of sharpening their skills in cafes and restaurants in Sydney, Perth and Melbourne.

Their passion shines in sourcing, currently spotlighting KL’s Ari Roastery and Brooklyn micro-roaster SEY, plus respected roasters from Chengdu and Shanghai.

Crusty house-baked banana bread with kitchen-browned butter and orange fennel cake complement filter and espresso-based beverages, plus cold-brew concoctions that channel everything from strawberries and Sichuan peppercorn to mango and dark chocolate. 

The coffee counter is a stone-smooth bridge for conversations between brewers and believers, with thoughtful touches like sound-absorbing ceiling panels and intimate lamp lighting, framed by blinds that cocoon customers in a soothing sanctuary. 

Share your coffee preferences with the team, letting them recommend something new to explore.

With more furnishing en route, Blankspace is still being pieced together, evoking an expressive gallery, its walls expected to evolve with art, now with a sculptural granite-concrete mixed-media masterwork by Yaya Mostapa.