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Diners in Damansara Intan often praise the friendly staff, the quiet room, and the Western dishes. Slow service and uneven cooking come up often. Some recent visits and one catering order left reviewers disappointed. Ratings still sit at 4.3 across 150 reviews.
Reviewers praise helpful staff, a comfortable quiet space, and tasty drinks and cake. Complaints centre on slow, dropping wifi, rising prices for the same americano, and one rude service experience. The 4.1 rating sits below the category average of 4.43.
Reviewers split sharply on this Golf & Country Resort outlet. Several praise its clean, roomy seating and named staff. Others report 40-minute waits and rude cashiers. Recent comments on bagel quality are negative.
Kafe Wake Me Up in SS 2 is a family-run cafe rated 4.2 across 244 Google reviews. Diners praise the homemade cakes, warm service and hearty breakfasts. Some dishes only appear on weekends, and a few reviewers find the coffee or prices lacking.
Space Grey Cafe draws steady crowds for its espresso and inventive Japanese desserts, especially the matcha-filled daifuku and matcha chocolate cookie. The dark, modern interior tucked upstairs in a florist shop creates buzz on social media. Service is warm and patient, though the modest menu and small seating capacity mean booking ahead helps. Food quality swings: coffee and sweets earn consistent praise, but ramen portions (soup especially) and katsudon flavors disappoint some. No wifi and tight parking deter remote workers despite the chill vibe. Most repeat visitors come for dessert and drinks rather than mains. The matcha cookie bakes fresh to order (expect 15 minutes). Daifuku prices run 12-RM riyal per order and feel steep to some, though fans say the quality justifies it. Space is tight and can smell of fried food. Staff handle special requests politely but note kitchen constraints (soup portions are fixed, for instance).
Kota Damansara diners like the relaxed room and the beef carbonara. Recent complaints focus on high prices for small portions, dishes that do not match the menu, and a few rude staff encounters.
Reviewers see a split experience here. Coffee and the relaxed room get consistent praise, and many say it suits work or study. Food and pricing draw the sharpest criticism, with dishes swinging from very good to disappointing. Service is the other sore point. Some guests found staff friendly and quick, while others waited a long time after a slow handover. One reviewer reported a serious stomach illness after a beef sandwich, which is a single account.
Most visitors enjoy the calm, leafy view and the cosy room with big windows overlooking a small park. Ratings sit at 4.1 across 205 Google reviews, with 53% five-star. Food gets mixed marks. Salmon dishes, desserts, and the Earl Grey lemon cake draw praise, but some plates feel bland. Portions and prices draw the sharpest criticism, and the room gets loud when full.
Reviewers at this IOI Mall Damansara outlet praise the big, cosy space and friendly baristas. Complaints centre on slow drinks, students camping at tables, a musty iced water taste, and occasional order errors. Seating can be hard to find at peak times.
Reviewers praise the friendly staff, calm vibe, and good drinks, with named baristas Eiman and Iman getting shout-outs. Slow service and thin weekend staffing come up often. One review reports a hard, off-tasting cake.
Diners tend to praise the hash browns, sausage, and cozy look of the room. Many say the food is worth the cost. Others find prices high and service slow, and some dishes sell out before noon. The menu is small and built around breakfast plates, with crumpets, pancakes, and a custom English breakfast. Staff walk guests through the options and cook each plate to order, which means waits. The room upstairs is hard to find, and the shared tables suit groups.
Reviews split sharply. Several guests praise helpful staff, good drinks, and a comfortable spot to work or charge a phone. Many one-star reviews describe rude service, a wrong promo, and weak air conditioning.
Diners often praise the food and the calm, roomy setting. Many say the coffee and pastries are good, and the nasi lemak and fish and chips stand out. Prices feel high to some, and a few visits ended badly over staff handling. Several reviewers find the service friendly, while others describe rude or unhelpful moments. Outside cakes cost RM50 extra. Parking is dim, and the building has only one lift. The Sunway Pyramid branch is named by one reviewer as the better service choice.
Salt Bake earns a 4.2 average from 447 Google reviews, and most guests come for the savoury bread and bagels. Reviewers often praise the soft, chewy texture and fair prices. Opinions split sharply on whether the bread matches the Japanese shiopan style. Coffee gets mixed notes, with several calling it average or bitter. Sweet bagels such as ube and kaya gula melaka draw the sharpest criticism for being too firm. The counter is self-service, so guests carry their own food. A few reviewers found the owner's manner harsh toward staff.
Otherwise Cafe draws praise for its vintage-industrial decor, quiet residential setting, and strong service from staff like Esther. Coffee and waffles earn consistent recognition, though some note the coffee varies and the hidden location deters casual walk-ins.
Regulars often praise the coffee, especially the iced long black and cold brew, and the calm, cozy room. Service is the sore point. Several reviewers found staff cold or rude, and a few say recent visits felt worse. Desserts split opinion. Reviewers call cakes like the Uptown Earl Grey and lemon cream cheese slice dry or too sweet. Seating is tight during lunch and dinner rushes. The Old School pandan cake earned a kinder review, and prices run high for drinks.
Gigi Coffee at One Utama earns a 4.0 average from 581 Google reviews, with 48% five-star ratings. Many visitors praise friendly baristas and good coffee. Other guests report rude staff and long waits. Reviewers mention limited seats, especially downstairs, and some say the upstairs area fills fast. Several named staff members stand out. Stock gaps and app order handling also draw complaints.
A budget-friendly lunch spot where reviewers return for cheap rice dishes and nasi campur. Quality swings sharply: lemon buttered chicken earns praise, but western mains like chicken chop draw complaints of blandness, tiny portions, and price-quality mismatch. Halal status unclear to some first-timers.
Melaka Corner in Bandar Utama draws praise for affordable local food and takeaway. Most recent reviews, though, describe rude staff, especially at the cashier, and a few say they were asked to leave. Several also note limited space and a shortage of hot drinks late in the evening.
Not enough recent reviews yet to synthesise a reliable sentiment read for this business.
Coffee quality and owner warmth draw regulars, but late openings and inconsistent execution frustrate some. Reviewers praise their vanilla latte and pastries as freshly made and crafted; the owner earns mention for hospitality. However, recurring reports of doors staying locked past 8am opening time, plus complaints about stale pastries and lukewarm drinks at premium prices, suggest operational inconsistency that undercuts the cafe's potential.
Espace delivers warm hospitality and clean surroundings in Taman Desa Mentari. Reviewers consistently praise the courteous staff, comfortable seats, and flavourful dishes, though one noted the gravy could be lighter.
Last updated 2026-10-15
