Leaf & co. Cafe

Along Jalan Sultan is another great cafe made pretty in its refurbished colonial-style building filled with natural light. It’s the perfect place to catch up with an old friend over food and coffee. Aim for rice dishes such as the Nasi Lemak Fried Chicken (RM23), or light sandwiches such as the Vietnamese Banh Mi (RM20). Burppler Eryn Ng Wan enjoyed the latter for its juicy lemongrass chicken and crispy fries. Burppler Serena Ho also recommends getting the Chicken Satay (RM19) to share – think fried chicken tenders served with a spicy nutty sauce. On hot days, sip on the rich Chocolate Latte (RM13.50) to cool you off.
Photo by Burppler Serena Ho

This is actually chocolate milk. Don’t be misled by the word latte and think it’s coffee. It’s Italian word for milk.

This is a good alternative on days when you don’t feel like having coffee. Also love the fact that it was served in a Bodum cup. 😍

This is RM13.50.

This was suppose to be small bites. But it’s anything but small. Definitely for sharing.
The satay isn’t grilled like the usual. More like fried. The nutty satay sauce can be better. Love it!

This is RM19.

Hipster place featuring the 80's decoration with modern fusion food. Not bad though. But my banh mi have its chicken cooked in a taste more to match rice as a dinner than to put on a bread for breakfast. I like the fries though. Price: RM45 per pax, Food: 7/10

Actually this was my first time trying Vietnamese burger Banh Mi. This fusion Banh Mi feature lemongrass chicken cubes which tasted a lot like Pandan Chicken. Not bad though. Fries was air fried? Baked? Possibly, I am not sure, but it is not oily. Price: RM20, Food: 7/10

Cappuccino (RM11). Good coffee but pricey after including GST and service charge. The cafe is pretty quiet before 1pm on a weekday and fills up pretty quickly during lunch hour. Good cafe to linger as there are plenty of power points around and wifi provided but some sites are blocked. Easy open parking just a minute walk away for RM5.30/hour.