Best French Toasts in Klang

Three words: Zen de Lenour. Say what? If the word sounds like a French, that is because it’s actually an offbeat variation of a French toast. Unlike your typical honey-and-butter toast, Elenour’s version packs the toast with homemade goji berry sauce. Topped with bananas and cubed oranges, it further enhances the toast an additional sweet-and-tangy flavour.

Espress Cafe offers a wide range of toast ranging from a simple kaya-and-butter toast to egg toast. Of course, there’s the inevitable French toast. In fact, this cafe offers the best of both worlds: sweet and savoury. The Peanut Butter Choco French Toast will delight those with a sweet tooth, while the Cheezy Ham French Toast is a mouth-watering combo best paired with a cup of hot chocolate or cappuccino.

While Hometown Hainan Coffee is famous for their signature Hainan coffee and breads, they sure know how to make a fluffy yet delicious French toast. Packed with creamy peanut butter on the inside, the toast itself is thick and satisfying. If that’s not enough, a mix of kaya and butter adds a distinctive sweetness to the toast.

True to the name of their cafe, you can expect plenty of Malaysian favourites such as nasi lemak, nasi goreng, roti canai and of course... teh tarik! But apart from familiar local delights, they also serve French toast as well. Best served with a cup of hot teh tarik, it’s a nice comfort food that can be enjoyed during breakfast or afternoon teatime snack.

If French toast is what you are looking for, then this Hong Kong-styled cafe serves a satisfying range that’ll make you spoilt for choice. First up, there’s the good old Kaya French Toast as well as the scrumptious Jam & Peanut Butter Thick Toast. As for the sweet tooth and dessert lovers, you can’t go wrong with their signature Ice Cream & Peanut Butter Thick Toast.

Thanks to the fusion mix of Asian and Western cuisine offered in the menu, Boston is a popular go-to restaurant chain that can be found in KL, PJ and... of course, Klang as well. For a simple breakfast meal or a lightweight snack, there’s the classic Peanut French Toast. Topped with a dollop of honey syrup and melted butter, this peanut butter-filled toast goes well with a nice cup of caffeinated beverage.

Just like the name of this popular restaurant chain, Kim Gary housed a variety of Hong Kong-style cuisine ranging from snack to the main course. One of them, of course, is the French toast. Made in a true Hong Kong-style recipe, the eggy French toast is perfectly deep-fried and later topped with a yummylicious mix of melted butter and sweet honey syrup.