Best Cafes in Klang

Kafe Bendi serves a variety of western food, and fusion dishes. From Traditional Hainanese Coffee to Fried Crispy Hainanese Chicken Chop. The recipe is from their grandmother who ran a Hainanese Coffee Shop back in the 40s' to 70s'.

Surrounded by the other businesses under the 1986 Group’s management is Cafe 1986 which is also under the same management. The first thing that becomes apparent when you first step into Cafe 1986 is just how small the cafe is. You can easily count how many tables there are in the cafe. Fortunately, there’s still ample space to sit down and enjoy a great meal and a cup of coffee. Speaking of which, the menu largely consists of the usual suspects in most cafes, in particular burgers, spaghetti, pizzas, tapas, salads, curry chicken rice, fried rice, as well as ramen. The coffee here also follows a similar pattern, with the standout being the iced rose latte.

The first thing that becomes very clear when you first step into Blackstone Bakery Cafe is the welcoming and cozy atmosphere that fills the cafe. Customers can have their food and cup of Joe in three different settings within the cafe, be it the Japanese-styled pillow and low table setting, the regular the kitchen table and chairs setting, or the high table and chair pairing. When it comes to the food, there’s certainly a wide variety to enjoy here which include items like grilled chicken wrap, sandwiches, tempura fish & chips, and curry chicken rice to name a few. Coffee fanatics will fit right in as the can enjoy their favourites, be it an espresso, Americano, cafe latte, toffee latte, caramel latte, hazelnut latte, cappuccino, and mocha.

The creamy chicken breast at Coffee Ink stands out for its simplicity. The dish consists of a seared chicken breast covered in a French mustard sauce mixed with pickled vegetables, onions and mushrooms, served with a side of mashed potatoes and spinach. For it’s simplicity, there’s still a substantial amount of flavour to be had. For starters, the crispy sear on the chicken stands out right away upon the first bite, as well as its juiciness. The sourness from the pickled vegetables, the earthiness of the mushrooms, and the light heat from the French mustard sauce combine to make a great flavour feast that’s memorable.

There’s certainly a story to tell when it comes to C U Latte, by Cheong Foh. If for some reason, the “Cheong Foh” portion of the name rung a bell, that’s because Cheong Foh has been a famous Klang kopitiam serving some of the best coffee for many years now. The establishment has two branches, one in Klang Town and the other in Bukit Tinggi. As far as C U Latte goes, simply put, it’s Cheong Foh modernised and revamped for the world of today. The food and coffee here greatly reflect the old meets new theme that the cafe is going for; with newer menu items like honey baked chicken and flat white, as well as older classics like kaya butter toast and traditional local coffee being prime examples.

Any coffee lovers out there? This silent hideaway in Bukit Tinggi is a perfect place to escape from the busy city life. Café has become the second home for most of us as we find it to be of the best hangout spot. This is because sipping a cup of coffee culture has become a common thing amongst us, Malaysians. Experience the well brewed and flavourful coffee made by a handful of local Klang enthusiasts who have invested years of knowledge in this industry at Landmark Coffee Roastery.