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#BUROEats: 7 New cafes and restaurants to check out in November 2021

03.11.2021

By Natalie Khoo

#BUROEats: 7 New cafes and restaurants to check out in November 2021

1. Wu Di Café

Easily identifiable by its minimal white exteriors, Wu Di Café is the latest café to join the Jalan Galloway neighbourhood where popular spots including VCR and Three Years Old call home. Inside, customers will find modern, homey interiors clad with brick walls and rattan furniture. Aside from coffee, expect an eclectic menu featuring dishes like Burrata Lemak (a twist on Nasi Lemak), Mala Chicken Karaage, and Chicken Mapotofu with Baked Eggs.

 

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Address: 10, Jalan Galloway, Bukit Bintang, 50150 Kuala Lumpur

Contact: +03 2110 5004 / +6014 269 5923 (WhatsApp)

Opening hours: 10am to 10pm (Mondays to Thursdays), 10am to 11pm (Fridays), 9.30am to 11pm (Saturdays), 9.30am to 10pm (Sunday)

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2. The Rabbit Hole

Previously a restaurant and bar with different rooms inspired by fantasy worlds, The Rabbit Hole has relaunched with a whole new concept that promises to be all over your Instagram feed in no time. Set in Changkat, the revamped space offers brunch favourites, pastries, and artisanal coffee by Brew & Bread during the day; before turning into a bar selling cocktails on tap (brought to you by Tap—Cocktails on Tap) in the evening. Verdant plants, rattan furniture, and a small outdoor pool complete this lush ‘rabbit hole’.

 

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Address: 14 & 16, Changkat Bukit Bintang, Bukit Bintang, 50200 Kuala Lumpur

Contact: +6018 265 0828

Opening hours: 8am to 12am daily

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3. Full Plate

Full Plate opened its doors in TTDI barely a month ago, adding its interpretation of brunch food to the café-peppered neighbourhood. Occupying an upper floor corner lot, this bright café is characterised by bare concrete walls and wide windows that overlook the bustling streets outside. The menu includes a mix of pastas, donburi, and comfort food, alongside coffee, tea and colourful mocktails.

 

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Address: 96A, Jalan Burhanuddin Helmi, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur

Contact: +6012 974 1326 / +6012 206 0275

Opening hours: 11am to 9.30pm (Sundays to Thursdays), 11am to 10pm (Fridays and Saturdays)

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4. Mori Kohi

Located within a bungalow that houses five concepts, Mori Kohi is an urban café that serves Western-influenced Japanese meals. Loosely translated to mean ‘coffee in the forest’ in Japanese, the space truly reflects its name with its foliage of trees that provide a lush ambience for customers to enjoy a cup of freshly brewed coffee and comfort food. What’s more, the vegetables on the menu are freshly harvested from its sister establishment next door—Vegetory, an indoor urban farm where you can also purchase greens to enjoy at home.

(Note: This café is non-halal)

 

 

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