Piu Piu Piu Cafe — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

If you’re looking for a cozy, hidden gem in KL, look no further than Piu Piu Piu at Zhongshan Building! I stumbled upon it while collecting stamps in the building, and I’m so glad I did. The moment I walked in, I knew I had found the perfect spot to enjoy a drink.

The café exudes a laid-back, Tokyo-inspired vibe that immediately makes you feel at home. The atmosphere is unpretentious yet full of character, with quirky décor that reflects the personal touch of the owner, Unagi.

As for the drinks, everything on the menu feels just right. The #WhiteCoffee is a comforting classic, while the #NikoNekoMatchaLatte is smooth and creamy. My favorite surprise was the #MatchaNade, a refreshing matcha twist on lemonade 🍋—something I didn’t even know I needed! And for dessert, the #CempedakCheesecake was the perfect local touch to end the experience on a sweet note.

Piu Piu Piu is more than just a café; it’s a place to relax, enjoy great drinks, and feel like you’ve discovered a special corner of the city. It’s a spot that turns an ordinary day into something memorable. I can’t recommend it enough!

Why can’t they build an MRT station nearby? At least I’d have a...

Immediately feel like a regular when I stepped in! Warm welcome from the regulars and even with killer recommendation which probably not a scene you often bumped into🤭 Didn’t take a minute to know instantly that this cafe is THE cafe you would want to come back frequently! Barista who has a unique name has an only fans page on the wall~ remember to scout for it to support more! Wish I’m a local that I could drop by anytime for the great vibe , awesome people and furnitures and antiques , great cup of coffee that blows your mind with the combination - military latte or even a cup of non coffee - dessert storm! Be sure to visit unless you don’t love...

Stumbled upon this little cafe when exploring the building and because of the interiors, decided to look inside and check out their coffee. Ordered the espresso tonic and it was not only a burst of energy, it was very refreshing too. The space within is very cramped with limited seats, but there's a door which opens to an outdoor seating area with a few more tables and chairs. Off to the side is a small space that's been turned into an art gallery, so you can check out the latest exhibition there while enjoying...