Today's by Dalton @ Pudu KL — Restaurant in Kuala Lumpur

At a location where it's not very well known and slightly hard to find for me. There are allocated limited parking space for the cafe/hotel. The barrier on the parking spot was up so didnt park there but instead park at the roadside beside the divider. It's faster to do that then having to go down and inform the cafe to put down the barrier. Was there around 9.20pm.

Simple cafe but table at the outdoor area is very small, so we sat in the air-conditioned room with the brickbears.

Matcha Latte 12oz (RM12); i like the can, unique was of serving. As for taste, meh, i can taste the powdery texture.

Australian Milo Latte 12oz (RM12); its milo with milk, and it's milo, how can one fk it up.

Caramel Croffle (RM9); too much caramel makes it yek.

Matcha BurntCheesecake (RM16); The texture is right but it would be better to share because its very rich and was too much for me alone that it became yek. I didn't like the cream on top, i don't think it goes well together.

I dont mind coming here for drinks as the drink price is pretty decent and in a...

The first cafe that I found (in KL) offering canning series at their cafe! Their croffles are delish! The mini series is just nice for snacking and the lotus biscoff croffle is not too sweet. I like most of the things here because they are not too sweet. The swiss roll is fluffy and again it's not too sweet. I have tried their coffee; caramel latte, hazelnut latte and matcha latte. Matcha latte is the best. The taste of the green tea and espresso is balance. I usually order via Beep. Free delivery for every RM50 and above. You can order via GrabFood too! I appreciate the way they prepare the food; Securely packed. I can consider the price is cheap for a cafe in KL. But RM7 for a slice of swiss roll I consider a little bit expensive. Overall, worth...

I did a take away on a Saturday morning. I ordered via the Grab app for pickup to shorten waiting time. Parking was pretty easy. There was no one at the cafe, probably because they’ve just opened for dine-in. The croffles are really crispy and the sauces were just the right amount. Flavoured croffles are RM7 each while the original is RM5. They also sell packs of mini croffles for RM11. The most unique thing here is the packaging for their iced coffees. Packed in transparent plastic cans. Very aesthetic. Tried the normal latte and the hazelnut. I prefer the normal latte. I also like the fact they offer 2 sizes; 12oz and 16oz. Most cafes only offer one size. If you like or want to try croffles, do...