Feeka Coffee Roasters — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

ambiance is very rustic, vintage and chaotic feeling so human after pandemic…!!! Service is excellent, staffs is very polite , attentive and accommodating on suggestions of my preference of what I’m looking to eat…. Quite satisfying hearty meal that taste similar to want I had back in London (missed), so European twist fusion w Malaysia style, give me good start for my Rest day after long working hours on the week. Freak Big Breeky is a must to try as it well balanced tasteful with the slice of cure beef along with scrambled egg which is so English not to dry, not to wet and not to dough; taste smooth creamy n cheese, balance with rocket salad that is not to bitter( which it is bitter by nature) mushrooms is nice brown n caramelised and not less the toast of sour dough is precisely grilled crispy on the crust and soft on the middle that is still able to hold the scrambled egg. The Classic French toasts wasn’t not for me, as I don’t quite like the brioche cakey taste… but sweet is pretty healthy for those who is looking to eat yet still watch their diet. Freeka Cold Brew Coffee was really one of their kind, premier signature so prefect not to sour, not so tar, not so burn but just the water they used couldn’t bring the best of the coffee bean tastes. I enjoyed the have various of mocktail menu for their cold brew. It complimented well with the food that I’m having…

Cooling n breeze to sit outside of their courtyard. Nice to get sun tanning.

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Feeka doesn’t disappoint when it comes to good brunch! Chill vibes, cozy atmosphere and awesome food.

Brûlée French Toast - Soft fluffy toast served with custard, mascarpone, orange and orange lime jam. Tastes like clouds and just the right amount of sweetness and citrus. Very refreshing breakfast/brunch meal. 5/5 ⭐️

Poached Eggs Turkish Style - It is only two eggs mixed with basil pesto, dill and chilli oil, amazing combo! Feeka also provides sourdough bread to go with the eggs. The portion is small but it’s really worth trying. 5/5 ⭐️

Eggs Benedict Cured Salmon - Poached eggs with hollandaise and chives, served with some mixed salad. I was surprised this dish was a let down. The salmon was overpowering and it made the whole meal quite salty. Sourdough is not crusty and was hard to cut. Salad was also dry without sufficient dressing. 2/5 ⭐️

Iced Cappuccino - Recalled Feeka was known for its coffee years ago. Surprised that this cappuccino was underwhelming. Coffee is silky and not bitter but barely any hint of coffee notes. It is also not a strong coffee. 3/5 ⭐️

Kombucha - Passion Fruit & Tumeric is awesome. Super bubbly, light and refreshing. 5/5 ⭐️

Came here on a weekend and there is a queue close to noon. No reservations can be taken over the weekend when we called. We were seated quite fast and staff was very pleasant. A slight queue needed to place your own order at the counter. You may park your car at the corner open parking lot (RM8 flat entry) or in the nearby...

The cafe closes at 11pm nowadays, so I came to eat dinner. Cant comment on coffee as I dont drink them. The food though was amazing! The grilled chicken was juicy and there was some hints of balsamic vinegar(?) on the salad (healthier dressing). The fish n chips was tender and the thinly coated batter was fried perfectly. The swedish meatballs are good but it was a bit mushy? It lacked some bite on it, i prefer a tougher kind (like Ikea's meatballs) however, it's still juicy and the sauce, mashed potatoes and salad were marvelous. We also ordered 2 pastas; Mushroom and Basil Pesto. Both are coated with the sauce/seasoning completely and the pasta was neither too soft or undercooked, I'd say it was perfectly el dente. Unfortunately though, for the basil pesto, they sprinkled some sunflower seeds on it which I think didnt rlly go well on my palate and the pesto sauce is a bit bland. The mushroom pasta saved the day ahahah. As for the individual portion of each items, they are quite small for a big girl like me, about as big as one's palm (excluding the fingers). I'd recommend ordering two mains. They dont have a rice option in the menu as far as I remember, and no pork no alcohol too. The price ranges from rm17 to rm30 per dish which I think is...