Forebidden Cafe & Bar — Restaurant in Petaling Jaya

Forbidden Cafe is a hidden gem that's well worth seeking out. Tucked away in a quiet corner of the city, this cosy little cafe boasts a warm, inviting atmosphere perfect for a relaxing meal or catching up with friends.

One of the standout features of Forbidden Cafe is its unique food menu. The dishes here are anything but ordinary, with a range of creative and unexpected flavour combinations that will delight your taste buds. Whether you're in the mood for something savoury or sweet, you will find something on the menu that catches your eye.

The staff at Forbidden Cafe are also a real highlight. You're greeted with a warm welcome and a friendly smile when you walk in the door. The servers are knowledgeable about the menu and happy to make recommendations, and they ensure that each dish is presented beautifully and served at the right temperature.

In terms of ambience, Forbidden Cafe hits all the right notes. The decor is stylish and modern, with a cosy atmosphere perfect for relaxing with a good book or catching up with friends. Forbidden Cafe is the ideal spot to unwind and enjoy delicious food, whether ready for a quick coffee or a leisurely meal.

Overall, Forbidden Cafe is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a unique and memorable dining experience. The food is creative and delicious, the staff are friendly and attentive, and the ambience is warm and inviting. If you're in the mood for something different, check out...

Brought my family here to try the food. Serving staff was observant enough to ask if we wanted kids' utensils and bowls. The two kids, a child and a toddler, enjoyed Wok the Pork (fried rice with pork). The picky eater elder girl also loved the pork in Gulouyuk Pasta. We also liked the Asian Buns. The combination of crispy stuffed mini mantous filled with savoury fillings like avocado was yummy. Their Gongfu Pig (pork ribs), Rack it Rough (pork rack) are good too, and Braise a Leg (duck leg in herbal soup) was comfort food.

Environment of the place is cooling and peaceful, with 3 different sections - front indoors, outdoors, and another indoor section at the back that's a bit more private and good for private functions. We managed to get the corner seat near the front, with a window bench that the kids played on when they got restless.

One tip, maybe when they hand you the menus at the start, can ask them if there's any dish not available on that day just in case they're out of a particular ingredient (to manage expectations). I guess the place is still pretty new and doing minor tweaks here and there to their recipes, but overall I'm looking forward to see more good food consistently from them, and hoping many more people enjoy their visit...

Came here on a weekend evening and ample of parking space. Came here due to their interesting dishes, ordered the salted egg chicken, the chicken is crunchy and the fragrance combine with the salted egg sauce is just fabulous, the portion is just nice. The seafood meesua soup was ok, nice especially if you are under the wind. The crown jewels of the night is their dessert, it cost RM20 per bowl but it's something you can't find from other shop, it came with an extra shot of sake and you can taste the sake in the dessert, nice to share with two, it's a must try if you visit there but maybe not ordering every time you are there, it's a costly bowl of dessert. They are quite attentive, checking on my tea and refill the water, and very courteous to customer. The layout of the restaurant might not be ideal, having the back portion seperated from the front by the counter, it could be hard to call out to the waiter but the frquency of them passing by make up to it. It's worth a try as they have quite some...