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#30 of 44 Cafes in Kuala Lumpur

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.21

1.4 km from the center of Kuala Lumpur

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★48%
  • 4 ★31%
  • 3 ★16%
  • 2 ★3%
  • 1 ★3%
213, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, City Centre, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Capital Cafe?
Capital Cafe is rated 4.2 out of 5 based on 595 reviews.
How does Capital Cafe rank in Kuala Lumpur?
Capital Cafe is #30 of 44 Cafes in Kuala Lumpur by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Capital Cafe located?
213, Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, City Centre, 50100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — 1.4 km from the center of Kuala Lumpur.
How can I contact Capital Cafe?
Phone: +60 12-854 5046
Pang Kae Jiun
Satay is great 5* especially daging, the kuah too, outstanding. 5 ayam, 5 daging RM14
Rojak… is not my taste… RM7
Beverage service is random, some very attentive, some very rude…
Roti bakar, teh tarik, teh o limau ice RM10
DAV N
A true Malaysia experience. A blend of all races in Harmony. This is what makes us special. The nation could learn alot from this place.... OH ya they also serve a mean Kaya toast n great drinks plus other more substantial meals like Nasi Padang, indian rojak and a Tai Chow.
Benjamin Ong
One of the few muhibbah cafe where all races can sit in harmony and eat. However, food is mediocre. Customer service (if they even call it that) is below average with the person manning the goreng-goreng stall did not respond to your questions .. acceptable attitude if the food is Michelin quality but unsure why he’d behave like that when you can chew on the salt grains on the Nasi goreng. No reason for me to travel all the way here nor will I make an effort if I am around the area.
Eliza Lin
Satay tastes awesome and the lady works in the shop is super friendly. This is a perfect spot for you to get local Malaysian snacks.
Abu Faris
Nice old fashioned coffee house just across Sogo serving traditional old school steamed bread toast with ½ boiled eggs. Can't go without checking out the famed fried noodles. It's damn expensive these days to eat there though these days - a plate of fried hailam noodles with a glass of iced tea will set you back at MYR12😟. Sure times are tough but MYR10 for a plate of noodles?
The Indian pasembor & mee rebus seller is still there, as does the satay seller (late afternoons though) but the nasi padang is now no longer available during weekends - the chinese waiter teased, they're only here during office hours😉
Rasli Ramlan
Satay is super delicious 🤤i live the kuah kacang, the Kopi is a fantastic choice too ☕️
Foss “Hunter” Lm
The nasi campur is so so. Very oily.

For the coffee, we waved at the kopitiam lady with permed hair. And she just stood there like 10ft away expecting me to yell at her for our order??? So I asked for the beverage and she just walked away quickly before even letting us finish ordering. Mind you, there were 3 of us. If you see 3 person, you should at least ask how about the other two?

Then she served the coffee and we continued to order our toast. Then she looked at us and said “is there anything else you want so that you should order everything all at once?”

My friends and I were dumbfounded by such attitude! Totally unacceptable! She was standing so far away at first and didn’t even wait for us to finish telling her our order and in return, she was like telling her customer off!!!

This place has a good vibe for having such a long history. But we won’t come back because of such attitude.

The food aren’t even that good to begin with. The service is unacceptable. You cannot even call that “service”!
Jeremy Ho
One of the most established institution of Nasi Padang in KL, Capital Cafe needs no introduction amongst the local foodies.

All the dishes are cooked to bring out the best aroma and flavors to attack your taste palette. Come over and try it for yourself, but be early, preferably before 12pm to get a seat in the restaurant.

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