Brew by Cobnb — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Located right below of a residential apartment, this cafe is famous for its chicken sandwich spread with blueberry and is one of the bestsellers! 🥪 it's a cozy place dimly lit with warm palettes, plus some greenery touches. Check out the Neu Suites Ampang outlet as well 🙌

Ordered: Brewberry Chicken Sandwich 🫐⭐️ (RM30) The addition of blueberry compote to the buttermilk fried chicken sandwich makes this dish more delightful! Sourdough is nicely toasted both inside and outside, retaining its satisfyingly crispy crust. It also has a mild cheesiness from the melted mozzarella and cheddar cheese 🫶

Yogurt Turkish Eggs 🥚 (RM28) Poached eggs sitting on a bed of greek yogurt. Though chilli oil is included, you could barely taste the spiciness as it has already incorporated into the dish. Best for sharing as you may feel jelak after some bites due to its richness! 😬

Mochi Waffle 🧇 (RM19) Soft and lightly crispy waffle pieces with an inner mochi layer, plus some almonds, blueberries, hazelnut sauce drizzle, and 1 vanilla ice cream scoop. They also use big strawberries that are sweet and juicy, which we liked! 🍓 The mochi inside wasn't as stretchy as it was cooled by the melted ice cream, but we still can taste a little chewiness.

Burnt Cheesecake 🧀⭐️ (RM20) Quite creamy and not cloying! Caramelised top was covered by a layer of gelatin.

Iced Latte ☕️ (RM13) Pretty decent!

Strawberry Matcha Latte 🍵 (RM18) Topped with strawberry milk foam which gave out a pretty pink layer. Matcha was not too intense, balanced by the creaminess and fruity taste from the foam.

🚝 Nearest public transportation: Chan Sow Lin LRT & MRT Station (approximately 10 minutes car ride from station)

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I rarely leave negative reviews, but my experience at this restaurant was beyond disappointing. To put it plainly – the food is total rubbish. I ordered two classic dishes, pesto and carbonara, expecting at least a basic level of competence. Instead, I received what can only be described as a culinary disaster. The pesto pasta was dry and completely devoid of olive oil – the most essential ingredient in a pesto dish. It felt like someone tossed plain pasta with a handful of dried basil and called it a day. As for the carbonara, I was served cold pasta with raw eggs and a sprinkle of parmigiano. It was obvious that whoever prepared this dish had no understanding of how carbonara is meant to be made. For reference – carbonara isn’t just raw egg tossed over cold noodles. The egg mixture (usually made from yolks and parmigiano or pecorino) should be combined with the hot pasta, allowing the heat to gently cook the eggs, creating a creamy, silky sauce. What I received was a blatant health hazard, risking food poisoning for anyone unfortunate enough to eat it. To make matters worse, the pasta itself tasted bland, as if it had been boiled without salt or olive oil – basic cooking 101. It resembled under-seasoned instant noodles rather than proper Italian pasta. I genuinely believe the chef may have just glanced at a few pictures online without bothering to research or understand how these dishes are meant to come together. The lack of attention to detail and basic culinary knowledge is appalling. I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone. If you value your taste buds (and your stomach), I suggest looking elsewhere for...

Photogenic cafe that offers a variety of delicious treats with japanese & western influence. Food in this cafe is as good as how aesthetic it looks, everything we had, only good things to say about this.

Vegetarian friendly , Muslim-friendly

Brewberry Chicken Sourdough Sandwich (RM 30) Best-seller! Sweet, savoury, tastyl. Each element was distinctive and this combo w

Yogurt Turkish Egg (RM 28) Creamy greek yogurt contrasting with their homemade chilli oil, with a nice poach egg, topped this on sourdough? perfection.

Quinoa Salad (RM 22) Very refreshing, healthy vegan choice that makes a carnivore wanna turn vegan for this, or the turkish egg.

Mapo Tofu Egg (RM 20) Take note there's minced chicken in this, a hearty meal.

Potato Korokke (RM 15) May look simple but the mozza cheese, sweet corn and chicken ham inside with the thin crisp exterior made this so goood.

Buttermilk Fried Chicken (RM 22) Crispy, flavourful buttermilk battered while still juicy chicken meat on the inside.

Mochi Waffle with Ice Cream (RM 19) Mochi texture waffle, so its a chewy one!

Salted Egg French Toast (RM 24) Another must try, good as a main or a dessert

Truffle Fries (RM 22) fragrant truffle infused in these crispy fries.

Drinks: Strawberry Matcha Latte (RM 18) Not only pretty, but also oishii! Thick strawberry milkshake layered with strong...