Best Big Breakfasts in Subang Jaya

Jibby & Co could possibly be one of the most popular or well-heard-of café within the Subang Jaya vicinity. Probably due to the massive sharing and photo-tagging on social media platforms. Regardless, Jibby & Co Café absolutely deserves a spot on the Best Big Breakfast in Subang Jaya. Generously serving fresh poached, scrambled or fried eggs on toasts, sausages, sautéed mushrooms, grilled tomatoes and hash browns that were well seasoned and simply delicious. Not to be missed, their mocktail, called Boo Boo's Special goes well with this breakfast for champions!

Opened for several years now and has been serving one of the most affordable coffee and cakes in Subang Jaya. Not only do they sell a Mint Chocolate Brownie for RM3 per piece, they also have one of the best Red Velvet Cake in the neighbourhood. Hold on, you might be eager to kick start with desserts already yet Upstairs Café also excels in serving mains which so happens include a big breakfast. Creamy and fluffy scrambled eggs, baked beans, sautéed mushrooms, grilled tomato, turkey bacon and sausages. The ingredients are pretty usual but the flavour was well balanced.

Good Friends Café is one of the latest additions to Subang Jaya’s array of cafes this year. Unlike many, it isn’t as extravagant nor designer-like as Grey Sky Morning or even Mr & Ms Cafe. However, they do offer quality food and drinks without burning a hole in your wallet. The Big Breakfast costs RM20; which comes with lots of scrambled eggs, sautéed mushrooms, chicken sausages, grilled tomatoes, salad and toasts. Despite having the scrambled eggs seasoned unevenly, the dish as an overall was surprisingly good. If you miraculously still have some space left in your stomach, do try their popsicles. 

As their weekend breakfast menu had only been introduced recently, there's not many items on the menu. However, like all breakfast, the big breakfast is most popular - and this is Souka Bake Shop's version of it. Served with country style hash, beef bacon, grilled tomatoes, toasts and a bowl of seasoned baked beans. The combination of flavour is relatively light and pleasant as not one element overpowers the other. Also, country style is also quite new in the market, as not many cafes serve. A common here, be sure to keep some space for cheesecakes. 

Carpenter's Daughter is helmed at the busiest area of Subang, Taipan USJ. They've also been around for quite a long time and is famed for their wide range of healthy yet delicious breads and pastries. Similarly, even their version of the big breakfast has been bumped a level higher. It comes with tuna sandwich, a pie, muesli salad, yoghurt parfait and a glass of orange juice. Not many would consider this as the norm for big breakfast, but it certainly does fill you up regardless, and of course it's pretty delicious too.

Similar to its Bangsar counterpart, La Bodega does not only stir up some great mix in alcohol, they do offer quite a decent tasting breakfast as well. Like every standard big breakfast out there, it includes scrambled or poached eggs on toasts, sauteed mushrooms and potatoes, juicy grilled sausages, tomatoes and beef bacon. Though not seasoned perfectly, each element does compliment well with one another. For does of you who prefer a glass or two of tipple, you're in safe hands, while those of you who stick with coffees, you're never leaving disappointed too.

Bedrock Cafe is one of the latest additions to the cafe market in USJ, offering a mix of Western and local delights in its simple but contemporary looking place. Unlike most places, Bedrock Cafe's big breakfast does not come with any form of bacon. Instead, raw salmon are used in replacement, alongside fluffy scrambled eggs, potato rosti, garden salad and a side of toast. Everything is nicely cooked (except for the salmon), and seasoned as well. It's simple, affordable and ultimately, delicious. Pair up the colourful platter with freshly brewed coffee.