Bangsar is favored by most tourists and locals because the streets are dotted with restaurants and cafes. Someone visiting Bangsar for the first time may erroneously assume there are too many. However, the high demand for lunch in Bangsar drove an increase in the supply side to guarantee enough space and food for everyone.

That said, some cafes are more popular than others. Some are preferred for the ambiance, others for the food quality, and others for the favorable price.

Here are the top 4 Bangsar lunch spots.

The Farm Restaurant

Address: Unit G1 & G2, The Sphere, Bangsar South.

If you are in Bangsar South, try out The Farm. This restaurant has crafted the best from farm to table experience, serving fresh, same-day harvests from their urban farm. The menu is made up of Western and Asian dishes, that you can have as brunch or lunch in Bangsar.

The foods are organic, and what they don’t grow, The Farm sources from local farmers who share the same principle (providing healthy and safe food).

The menu also has a kids section, offering smaller potions that children will enjoy, and at great prices. The restaurant also offers buffet lunch for large groups. However, you need to make a booking in advance, with details such as the number of people and dietary requirements.

The rustic ambiance and lush greenery add to the appeal of this restaurant.

Koffie Craft

Address: Unit G2, The Sphere, Bangsar South.

The Koffie Craft Restaurant is another great place for lunch in Bangsar South. It is primarily a Dutch restaurant, but it has dishes tweaked with Korean and Australian influences. If you prefer meatier options, try out the black pepper chicken served with rice, potato waffles, or salad.

The breakfast menu is served until 11.30 a.m. Popular brunch options include smoked salmon, and sandwiches (cheese, egg, or chicken).

The specialty coffee is made from premium coffee blends with light to complex notes. Other beverages served throughout the day include fresh juices.

The Ganga Cafe

Address: 19, Lorong Karau, Bangsar.

The Ganga Cafe is a top lunch spot in Bangsar serving an array of vegetarian, vegan, Malaysian, and Indian dishes. Besides it being a great lunch place for vegetarians and vegans, it is also ideal for people with a tight budget.

For example, you can get butter nan (RM 8.00), Aloo Gobi (stir-fried potatoes and cauliflowers with spices) at RM 6.00, and Dabeli at RM 7.00. On Sundays, this restaurant has a great buffet spread at RM 25 per person.

You can also get gluten-free meal options for brunch in Bangsar South.

Kayra Authentic Kerala Cuisine

Address: F-8, 1, Jalan Telawi 1, Bangsar

Kayra Authentic Kerala Cuisine uses aromatic and authentic Indian recipes, making it a great choice for lunch in Bangsar. The Biryani specials (Fish moilee biryani, Moplah Chemeen biryani, and Mutton chop biryani) are very popular. The servings are large enough for two to three people, depending on your appetite.

The pani puri (dough snack with curried potato and vegetable fillings) is a popular option for Bangsar brunch.

Unfortunately, the price of the food is a little on the higher side. However, the large portions and flavorful dishes are worth it. The cool, airy interior, with hues of blue, and comfortable seats may also make up for the dent in your wallet.

Enjoy Bangsar and the range of cuisines on offer from the various cafes. Each cafe has something to offer, whether you wish to splurge or when you are on a budget. Either way, you will have a fantastic time in these restaurants.

Author

Robert Cook is a 25-year-old health centre receptionist who enjoys binge-watching boxed sets, helping old ladies across the road and playing card games. He is stable and reliable, but can also be very pessimistic and a bit grumpy.