Oui Bakehouse & Cafe — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Oui Cafe and I must say, it exceeded all my expectations. This charming cafe deserves nothing less than a 5-star review!

One of the highlights of my experience was their delightful bakery. The array of choices available was simply impressive, but what truly stole my heart was their heavenly croissant bread. Each bite was a perfect balance of flakiness and deliciousness. I couldn't get enough!

But it wasn't just the food that impressed me; the staff at Oui Cafe made my visit truly memorable. They were incredibly friendly and attentive, always ready to refill our water glasses and greet us with a warm smile. Their genuine hospitality added an extra touch of comfort to the already inviting atmosphere.

I also had the opportunity to try their pizza and spicy crab delight, and I must say, they were exceptional. The flavors were rich and satisfying, leaving me craving for more. And let's not forget their coffee! The long macchiato I ordered was simply divine. The perfect balance of espresso and velvety milk made for an unforgettable cup of joe.

Without a doubt, I will be returning to Oui Cafe in the future. The combination of their delectable bakery treats, friendly staff, and impressive menu choices has won me over completely. If you're looking for a cozy and delightful cafe experience, I highly recommend paying Oui Cafe a visit. You won't be...

Good choice for food and fresh pastries and coffee is also nice. Some notable ones I've tried over time are the Nasi Lemak Ayam Rendang, Spicy Clucking Burger, Seafood Aglio Olio and the Spanish Mackerel with Seafood Stew.

The Seafood Paella is nice taste-wise but is missing the saffron and also the socarrat... More like somewhere between baked rice and risotto...

The Classic Duck Confit was also good taste wise but I personally found it too chewy, probably cos' they served it in big cuts without a knife.

Their Big B used to be a good choice to stuff myself during breakfast but found that ingredients have changed a little and didn't taste as good.

Very good selection of pastries to choose.

They've recently started serving dinner on Fridays and the weekends but menu starts from 6pm.

Coffee wise, no complaints. Standard cafe fare.

Service has always been consistently good.

No in-house toilet but not too far off. Air conditioning fan can be turned down lower so coffee doesn't get cold so fast... Or maybe it's a ploy to get me to drink faster and order more.

Overall, worth a try.

Update on 31 Oct 2024

Some menu items from my original post will no longer be available but still worth a try. They also don't serve dinners anymore but I hear there might be new menu options... Keeping my fingers crossed. ...

Parking is slightly difficult here, most parking spot need to walk some distance.

Foods are average, like the big breakfast portion is huge, but the scrambled eggs and mushroom tasted quite linear, not sure is it lack of seasonings. Sausages was average as well, don’t think it’s high quality type but definitely not low quality. Caramelized toasted banana and the croissant was our favorite, croissant is crispy outside and buttery smell inside. Soft shell crab burger was slightly disappointing, the ingredients tasted fresh, but the crab had a hint of ‘smelly oil’ smell. Matcha lychee was refreshing and tasted great. We quite liked the croissant, and ended up bought some more pastries, most of them were great, special mentioned to the caneles (they are on the sweeter side, but texture were great).

Services were welcoming, warming and attentive, only weird part is we have to order at the cashier (they do have services charges), not sure why so (cz the staffs were good, proactively served us water, took pillow for us)…

Overall a great place to hangout with great pastries, but the price is slightly above average (e.g. big breakfast + matcha lychee + soft shell crab burger + service charges = RM101).

Would definitely come back again, but maybe not that often due to...