Bakeray & Co wins regular praise for approachable owners, fresh waffles, and reliable coffee that draw laptop workers and office staff during lunch. The friction centres on confusing dine-in rules and staff enforcement during peak hours, leaving some customers feeling unwelcome after paying.
W Cafe Dataran Prima draws crowds for its sourdough bread, Japanese-fusion dishes (Gekikara Don, skinny pizza), and coffee. Their app streamlines gift orders and express car pickup. Staff and ambiance earn consistent praise; a membership program offers staggering discounts for newcomers.
Blank Coffee PJ delivers a consistently memorable experience. Reviewers return for the owner's obvious care in every cup, the quiet aesthetic thoughtfully decorated with trinkets, and drinks ranging from fruity espresso to matcha that hit their marks. Small and tucked away on level 3, it functions as a genuine work retreat or meeting spot where the pace slows and conversations linger. The owner personally crafts drinks (including latte art), steps in when orders go wrong, and has built a space where people forget time. Some note the weekday-only schedule limits visits. That said, word spreads: parents bring family, colleagues bring colleagues, and first-time drop-ins often return.
Visitors return repeatedly for the 30+ rescue cats and peaceful vibe. The cafe is clean, staff attentive, and drinks solid; cakes and cheesecake earn specific praise. Weekdays are quieter. Some note pricing is steep, though reviewers accept it funds cat welfare. No entrance fee, but a minimum purchase required. Board games, toys, and cat snacks are available. The space works well for relaxing or lingering, with good air conditioning and easy LRT access. Cat adoption opportunities are mentioned. House rules protect the cats; outside food is not permitted.
Last updated 2026-08-12
