Feeka

A rather hipster café, but I still like the place despite of the gloomy space. Usually my preference would be the minimalist and bright space to grab a cuppa joe, but this place is kinda the opposite of it. But, of course, don’t be deceived by the small entrance, Feeka has an upstairs which they usually rent out as event space. It’s a very empty rectangular space, so for those who would love to unleash their creativity with their own events, this place is just nice.
Of course, one of the concerns would be the parking spaces here. Getting a parking spot in this hood is never easy, but of course you could always park at the nearby parking lots.
They have some selection of food here apart from the usual range of coffee that you could expect at a café. Prices are like the usual café prices, which are not cheap, but for the café to be located in this hood, their price range still is reasonable.
They also have a small outdoor area, which is perfect for a sunny weekend brunch.

Food: 3.0÷5.0
Service: 2.5÷5.0
Value: 3.0÷5.0
Décor: 3.5÷5.0
Overall: 3.0÷5.0
Decent breakfast but nothing particularly special (dare I say overrated?). The coffee was pretty good.

Decided to have a simply meal. Instead of going heavy with pasta, salad or sandwiches… I chose the soup of the day. It’s cream of carrot! :)
The soup was topped with some cream… simple presentation with a slice of toasty warm bread. In the soup, there are shell macaroni and thick short slices of carrots for a bite. :) with the rainy weather, it’s sooooo good! :)
As usual, my drink: piccolo latte :)

Great coffee and food. We had the Brioche french toast and Fried platter. Cappuccino and Daily House Black Coffee. Very nice and hipster atmosphere. A lot of tourist and expats. Will definitely be back again.

excellent coffee and the food was also superb not pretentious and filling. The Quiche was of good portion and not too pricey with humourous staff that comes with it

Love the place! Nice brunch and it only cost less than 15 RM, good place for meeting up ppl as well. Bakery is good, you must try almond cheese cake, it will be amazing to have a long black with. Price-​wise, it’s much cheaper than VCR.

There’s a saying that goes, «The best cafes have the best people.» And personally, I would vouch for Feeka in regards to that saying. The staff working in there are so lovely and warm that it just feels like you’re stepping into your second home. Azlan and Zoey are so hospitable that you’ll feel a little sad when you’re about to leave. Food and drinks served here are amazing. I would definitely recommend the duck or beef sandwich if you’re feeling famished and need a major energy boost. For something lighter, I’d recommend the beetroot salad — it’s really fresh and tasty that its flavours would bounce around in your mouth.
As a milk coffee lover, I would either go for a flat white, latte or a mocha. I’ve tried all three of them and they’re wonderful. The temperature of the steamed milk is just nice so that its coffee flavour is at its best standard.
They also have an empty space upstairs available for events. I’ve thrown a Unilocal event there previously and needless to say, it went amazing. Jenifer and Eddie played major roles in making in successful despite my last minute requests. The space could easily hold up to 30 – 40 people comfortably; the maximum amount of people it could cater to is about 50 people. From catering to décor, Jen and Eddie are great in helping things out. The menu can be customized to your liking — Eddie will assist you in your needs.
The only issue I have about this place is the parking. If you’re not staying long, you can find a parking on the streets and leave within the 2 hour frame (more than that and you’ll find yourself slapped with a RM100 fine). The closest available parking is the open parking lot that costs RM 8 for the whole day (you’ll have to leave your keys with the man looking after the parking lot though) or the office tower right in front of the café (of which will probably cost you more AND it gets really dodgy at night due to poor lightings).
Thus, I would suggest you to pop by in the late morning/​early afternoon to beat the crowd and get yourself a good parking spot with no worries or hassle. I would definitely recommend this place for both work (their Internet is a breeze!) and social occasions. All my experiences here have been amazing and it’s not a wonder that you’ll see me coming back here from time to time.

I like how you can come and grab a bite to eat and have a nice hot cuppa before heading the clubs here in Jalan Mesui. I’ve been coming to Feeka for quite sometime now even before they had food on the menu!
I like coming here as i think the environment is cozy and food and coffee is great. I was here 3 nights ago with a girlfriend after not seeing her for so long. I had the Steak Sandwich and she had the Pesto Pasta, both were very delicious and the portions were just right.
We got there about 8.30pm and was chatting away until closing time. They were nice enough not to chase out as we left at the same as they did.
The only problem i had was logging on to their wi-fi.not that it was that important but i needed to get sneak in a few emails in between our girly chats.

I have visited Feeka a couple of times when they just opened it’s doors for business, being located in the more happening part of Kuala Lumpur which is filled with night spots like bars and pubs, Feeka definitely stands out among it’s neighbours. They are actually a home grown café and bakery shop where they roast their own coffee beans and their pastries are freshly baked in-​house on a daily basis.
This is probably the earlier cafes that were established during the all café-​hype period, and they are probably the earlier cafes that adopted the minimalistic and contemporary designed/​themed cafes, it really is an unique experience here. Their coffee is generally alright (though it’s not really my taste) and they have great pastries too (as verified by my other half). Generally I don’t visiting this café again.

I rarely explore the whereabouts of KL, so i had a really tough time looking for this café with a few friends. The location of this place is really calm as it’s surrounded by a few bed and breakfasts. Visiting Feeka was a nice and relaxing experience. There is both indoor and outdoor seating in this café and most of their furniture are wooden seats and there were a few wooden wheeled tables that were jut absolutely adorable! It gave the whole café an earthy feel to it.
The food here tasted really good and so is the coffee. Breakfast and other all-​day foods are served here in Feeka. Prices here for breakfast platters are on the average side whereas their all-​day menu prices is a tad more pricier. The taste of their coffee here was strong which is great because it adds an extra kick. We didn’t manage to try out their desserts because we came here for brunch. I ordered a Scramble Platter which was lamb sausages on scrambled eggs. It was about RM16 and the portion came in a generous amount. When my dish was served, i could smell the nice aroma from the lamb. I really recommend trying this place at least once. I’m definitely looking forward to my return here in this calming café.

Feeka is another café located in the heart of the city. They have more variety of food to offer compared to other standard cafes. I tried the pesto pasta and scrambled platter and the price are quite reasonable. For the taste I would say it is satisfying but the pesto pasta was a little too dry. Nevertheless, I would go back there to have brunch. The latte I ordered seems to be just okay.
The disadvantage is it is incredibly difficult to find a proper parking space along the road and there are also cars that double park. Plus there are not enough sockets available, so it is not ideal to work there with your laptop unless you are very sure you don’t need to use the plugs. It would be great if they have power extensions.

Replenished my mid-​day exhaustion syndrome with this gem. Feeka is generally a coffee haven furnished with indulgent cakes and flavorful dishes. Amongst their reputable cakes are the Hummingbird Cake, the Lemon Poppy Seed Cake and the Lavender Cherry Pound Cake. My friend took a jab at their Cinnamon Rolls. Clotted with buttery sinfulness, my friend enjoyed it as she stated it did not overwhelm her with that cloying buttery-​ness nor did the sweetness hit her hard.
I did not come here for food, truth be told. I came here for my caffeine fix and since Feeka is a famous coffee roaster, why not? Had one of Feeka’s AeroPressed specialty brews, which is an award winning ‘El-​Savador’ — whatever that is. Best RM 18 I’ve spent on! As I imbibed every sip of this velvety dark brew, I was hit by a marvelous rich aroma that sent my taste buds tingling with a lingering aftertaste.
This coffee bar is not one to be missed people!

The first impression that Feeka gave me was, this is a place that full of tourist from US, because there is a lot of caucasian walking around and sipping coffee, hardly seeing any locals sit there, but there is some local la, to be honest, I personally find this place is quite chilling, they even have a space for you to create your own event, This place makes me feel like doing my works here with a cup of cuppa :)
came here for a event, tried out their food, I am loving it so far :)

One of the most unique coffee places i know in Kuala Lumpur that even got an event space for celebrations and the most awesome food! Attended the first Unilocal event gathering and there was this huge long table filled with yummy finger food such as brownies, salmon sandwich, chicken sandwich and many more.
When Lennise mentioned that the chief actually bought the salmon in the morning as you need to pre order the salmon sandwich so they could buy it in the morning and serve it fresh, everybody acknowledged and quickly finished it off as we felt that the most precious food of the day — SALMON! Madelines had a zest of lemon taste and the brownies was really good. With only few of us, there were too many food and we tried stuffing it in our tummies untill we became bloated and sleepy. Have i mention that the croissant with scramble eggs was good?! It was good! We started talking about engagements, Kim Kardashian and Taylor Swift conversations and started using the photobooth that had props.
I always love gatherings we you can to meet new people and new friends/​contact, it is in a way widening your contacts and knowing somebody in different industry is a good thing. There was this guy i forgot his name, he had long curly hair, tall and i thought he was a musician– rocker band style but actually he was studying finance.
Unilocal gathering not only make me know people who i am adding in Unilocal but also getting closer breaks the ice and soon Unilocal will be an interesting website where everybody knows everybody!

Feeka is another great place for coffee. It’s like a little oasis in the city serving locally roasted fresh beans and daily baked pastries.
The name is derived from a Swedish term meaning «have a break with a drink and some food», which is exactly what you will find here, freshly-​made pastries, cakes, sandwiches and light meals.
The place is a warm space for a coffee-​centric experience.
Dinner selection was great and food tasted good too. Would return for their coffee and dinner. Another note is that they do accept credit card for payment now. And for the lovebirds, this is not the place to be as it is filled with groups and noisy chatters all the time.
I tried here their tiramisu which was quite good.

Feeka is a super pretty café along Jalan Mesui. It’s the only brunch-​type place in the block, and it takes from the natural charm of Jalan Mesui. I like the industrial look of the café and the high ceilings are very dramatic. If you sit outside, it’s perfect to people-​watch or to catch up with work without worrying too much about noise and space.
I used to like the coffee here when it first opened, but of late, I find that the quality has reduced. Twice I’ve had my coffee burnt which is a shame. The cakes too are fine (apparently they share the same central kitchen with Butter & Beans) but not exciting enough to warrant a visit.
But if anything, I will return for the vibe and the cool setting. It’s a shame that Palate Palette next door closed down because it was nice to look over the fence from Feeka.

One of the city’s very best, Feeka’s winning formula lies in its down-​to-​earth and minimalistic approach. The décor is kept simple with a delicate touch.
For your money, Feeka is best for brunch. It gets really crowded on weekends. Come during tea time, their desserts are pretty amazing too. The chocolate cake and blueberry pies made us longing for more.

I heard about Feeka from a friends instagram account and from what i saw, they serve good coffee and brunch. I was quite impressed by the pictures and decided to visit Feeka the very next day. We had the big breakfast which consisted of eggs, hashbowns, mushrooms, baked beans and sausages. It was okay to be honest, nothing to shout about and i honestly didn’t understand the craze. There was a crazy long queue outside the restaurant which completely baffled me.
The layout of the restaurants is very hipster with some sofas on the side to just sit and chill, or work on your lappy. Can’t say much about the service cause its all self-​service. You order your food at the counter, and food is sent to your table. You get your own water, and tissue etc. I probably would not go back anytime soon as it wasn’t anything to shout about and parking was a nightmare! of course this is the Changkat area right so like where do you park! we parked in a random building nearby only after wasting a lot of time going round and round looking for a spot nearby. Pricing wise, its okay about the same with all the other brunch places, about rm20−30 per person.

I stumbled into Feeka during a work meeting and I have to say I really like this café. It’s really cozy and warm for a place that’s tucked right in between pubs and clubs in KL. They have a sitting area outside for people to smoke and an inside area as well.
The waiters here are really friendly too, always with a smile on their face. When I was at Feeka, I tried the vegetable Quiche and it’s one of the quiche that’s really tasty and succulent moist when it goes into your mouth. I normally eat cold quiche but it’s nice to have a change once in a while.
Feeka is known for it’s coffee and cakes. They also serve other food like sandwiches, bread stuff, pasta’s and many more so you can have lunch, tea and dinner anytime you want. Actually, I remembered Feeka being opened too this one night when I was out drinking so I think it’s open til late.

The most hipster café for a perfect brunch! It’s fairly new and not many people know about it, but it is something you have to try !
We celebrated my friends birthday there and had the most fabulous brunch. The only problem is that they don’t take reservations, so we had to wait until people leave to pull a couple of tables together.
In Bukit Bintang area I definitely think this place is outstanding and different from all the other cafes! Check out their facebook page and you will understand what I mean! Try their pastries and big breakfast.