Kopi Club — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

Great place for a bite and a break for a drink! Had the Mee Goreng Mamak and highly recommend it. Tasty and portion size is decent for one or two (to split for a lite meal). Also had the Roti Bakar Telur Leleh which was basically a simple dish of 2 half-boiled eggs cracked & placed on two slices of plain toast (I was probably a little too hopeful by thinking it would have kaya & butter between the toast slices but nope - t'was a bad assumption). Some might argue that you can easily make this Telur Leleh at home to be worth ordering it here but who are we kidding? Sometimes we need to satisfy our cravings, most times most of us are too lazy or tired from being bombarded by all the salespeople at Low Yat for hours to even think straight: so no hate on this menu item and definitely nothing wrong with ordering it from this establishment!

They did a very good job with their SOP adherence. Employees were masked, seats were nicely spaced out for distancing and there was good crowd control between diners. Service is fast and courteous as well. Noticed that Grab Pay and MAE/Maybank QR pay were accepted forms of payment at the cashier's. [review based on visit on...

Where do I begin? From the moment we walked in, the experience was underwhelming. The Malay lady at the counter had a sulky expression, giving off the impression that she regretted being there. Throughout the ordering process, her negative demeanor set an unpleasant tone and made me wonder if something was wrong.

The food itself was decent but nothing extraordinary. However, the service left much to be desired. A language barrier with some of the staff made communication difficult, as they struggled to understand basic requests. This raised questions about their ability to effectively handle customer needs.

Unfortunately, the overall service and atmosphere were disappointing. The negative energy and lack of professionalism overshadowed any potential positives, making it an experience I...

Main thing Seems to be kopitiam-like style. From Malay food like nasi lemak to chinese food like all sorts of noodle dishes.

Q&Q OK quality with expected quantity. This referring to the Nasi lemak ayam goreng. It is imperative for the Nasi to be berlemak (rice to be creamy, like the name!). Strangely the Nasi lemak also comes with curry which is unusual, but perhaps that's their style. The sambal is more of onion similar to mamak style. But again this is rather unfortunate. The kopi ping house speciality (literally means House speciality iced coffee) is close to common kopi susu kampung ais. The only best part was the fried kew tiau which was very good.

Services Fast and friendly. Felt really welcome...