A • Toast Breakfast & Juice Bar is perhaps one of the most unique breakfast spot we have dined at recently. Located at an unassuming location under a pedestrian bridge in Pudu, this small quirky breakfast spot has gathered a good stream of customers for their delicious sandwiches and photogenic setting.

A • Toast Breakfast & Juice Bar serves a wide variety of mouthwatering breakfast food, ranging from sandwiches, tortilla, fruit juices, coffee and more, with sandwiches and fruit juices being the attractions. We visited A • Toast on a Friday morning and here’s our review on the food we have tasted.

Our most favourite dish here in A • Toast is their Milky White Toast (RM8.90). Not only the dish was visually appealing, we loved the combination of fluffy white bread and grilled chicken. There was a good zestfulness and kick from the chicken. Overall, the entire dish was very flavourful and delicious.

Another crowd favourite in A • Toast, the Bamboo Charcoal Toast (RM9.30) was delicious as well. It is hard to go wrong with sandwich and egg. Besides, the brightly orange-coloured chicken floss stood out against the bamboo bread, and thus making this entire dish very appealing and photo-worthy. But a colleague of ours prefer milky white toast as he described the bamboo “had a weird taste in his mouth”.

Next up, if you prefer something less messy, their Chicken Tortilla (RM8.90) would be best suit you. Served with tender grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato slices, cucumber slices and cheese sauce, the filling was rich while the tortilla was nicely toasted so the sides were crisp.

The Big Breakfast (RM16.90) was very hearty but rather basic. Standard but nicely presented, the dish came with scrambled egg, charcoal toast, ham, hashbrowns, sausage, and vegetables. It tasted as expected as expected for a breakfast, nothing extraordinary or bad. We would suggest just stick to their sandwiches.

A • Toast drinks menu are kept simple, ranging from healthy juices, coffee, tea and chocolate drinks. We tried the Dragonfruit + Grape + Apple (RM8.90), which highly came suggested by the friendly staff. Very refreshing and healthy.

Verdict

The naming of A • Toast means A class and high quality toast, which underpins the menu of their restaurant. Their sandwiches were yummy and flavoursome, and that’s what we would recommend first-timer to try as well.

Overall, dining at A • Toast was surely an enjoyable experience. We also loved that waiters in this restaurant are all locals. Due to limited seating, it is advisable to visit them early as possible as the restaurant opens at 6am. Or else you can just opt to grab a wholesome breakfast to go.

More Info

A • Toast – Breakfast & Juice Bar
291, Jalan Pudu, Pudu,
55200 Kuala Lumpur
(Same row with Sek Yun, under the linking bridge to D’Majestic KL)

Operating Hours:
6.00AM-3.00PM, Mon-Tue, Thurs-Fri
6.00AM-12.00PM, Wed
9.00AM-3.00PM, Sat-Sun

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Thong Kee Cafe at Seapark, Petaling Jaya is well known for its Hainanese breakfast spread, such as kaya butter toast, croissant, and Hainan coffee. Despite the difficulty in parking, this coffee shop is always packed during breakfast and lunch hours. If you are not here early be prepared to share tables or wait for one.

Unlike most Hainanese breakfast eateries, Thong Kee’s specialty is their homemade croissants which is what makes them unique.

Kaya & Butter (RM4.90)

Cheese & Ham (RM7.90)

As expected from the positive online reviews, both croissants were delicious. The croissants were crispy and flaky, having that satisfying crunch when you munch into it. We personally felt the cheese & ham gelled better with croissant. That’s not to say the kaya and butter spread wasn’t good, we personally prefer the classic roti bakar more when it comes to kaya and butter.

The Hainan Iced Coffee (RM2.70) was one of the best we’ve had in Petaling Jaya. The coffee was super thick and aromatic, excellent for those who need their caffeine boost in the morning.

The Hainan Toast with Butter & Kaya (RM1.90) did not disappoint neither. The toast was freshly prepared, still had that great crispy texture although it was left unattended for a short while on our table. They were quite generous with the butter and kaya inside as well.

There were also quite a number of notable stalls in this coffee shop. A few solid choices include wantan mee, pan mee, and chicken rice. However were already full with the croissants hence we did not opt for anything else.

Verdict

Thong Kee is definitely a place that we wouldn’t mind waking up early in the morning for breakfast. Although the restaurant was crowded, service was fast and efficient as our food arrived around 10 minutes.

More Info

Thong Kee Cafe 溏记海南茶室
33, Jalan 21/1,
Sea Park,
46300 Petaling Jaya.

Cuisine: Malaysian
Operating Hours: 7.00AM – 4.30PM, closed Mondays

Read also: Lim Fried Chicken – LCF @ SS15, Subang Jaya

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