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1. VCR Galloway
VCR began in a 1927 house on Jalan Galloway in Pudu and remains one of Kuala Lumpur's best-loved cafes for specialty coffee, big breakfasts and cakes.
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6 places · Updated October 27, 2026
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VCR began in a 1927 house on Jalan Galloway in Pudu and remains one of Kuala Lumpur's best-loved cafes for specialty coffee, big breakfasts and cakes.
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Founded in 1956 as a Hainanese coffee stall in Chinatown, Ho Kow Hainam Kopitiam serves kopi, kaya butter toast and nasi lemak from a shophouse on Jalan Balai Polis.
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Opened in 2013 on Jalan Mesui, Feeka Coffee Roasters is a Bukit Bintang favourite for house-roasted coffee and all-day brunch in a leafy shophouse setting.
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In a Chinatown heritage shophouse that once housed a post office, Kafei Dian serves kaya butter toast, half-boiled eggs, laksa and coffee from morning to late evening.
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Niko Neko Matcha 2.0 on Jalan Tun H.S. Lee is a Japanese-minimalist matcha cafe serving lattes and matcha desserts, with handmade ceramics on sale.
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Kenny Hills Bakers in Bangsar is a bakery-cafe known for organic artisan bread, pastries, wood-fired pizza and all-day brunch with a local twist.
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