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Sunday morning saw us back at Sungei Wang Plaza to run yet more errands. The Millennial had an appointment with his hair stylist at 11am, so we decided to have a quick breakfast — or brunch, depending on who you ask — at Kopi Club.
A Nostalgic Kopitiam Vibe
Located on the Lower Ground (Concourse Level), Sungei Wang’s website describes Kopi Club as:
“A delicious home cooked food which reminds us of our childhood days — our very own local delicacies.”
We must say, we agree. Kopi Club exudes that old school kopitiam charm — warm lighting, simple décor, and a comforting, familiar atmosphere. It felt soothing, almost like stepping back into a gentler time.
A Very Malaysian Breakfast
Our very Malaysian breakfast came up to RM28.80 (≈ USD7/EUR6). A teensy bit pricey by our usual standards, but considering the location and the nostalgic ambience, we didn’t mind paying a little extra.
A Simple Start to a Busy Day
With brunch sorted, the Millennial headed off for his haircut, and we continued with our errands — grateful for a calm, cosy start to our Sunday in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.
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📍 Location:
Kopi Club Sungei Wang Plaza - https://goo.gl/maps/aLuwUUrXFFmevNTy9
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