The Loaf

If I could, I’ll give a negative star for this place. My husband and I went here for the first time for breakfast because we were curious and wanted to try new place.
I ordered a cup of flat white and my husband ordered a cup of americano and some pastries. This has got to be the worst cup of flat white I ever had.
It tastes like charcoal, and the milk was bland and diluted. I hate wasting, but I couldn’t bring myself to drink it. It’s really, really bad. Charged me about RM13 for that disgusting ‘coffee’. Yuck!
And the pastries, simply over-​priced. Taste not bad, but I can easily get better ones for a more reasonable price elsewhere. Not coming back here ever again.

It was okay. Nothing much to shout about. The breads were nice. Coffee was underwhelming, had a strange burnt flavour to it. Funny how they put a small McDonalds type coffee stirrer into an otherwise nice cup and saucer.
Tip? Buy their bread for takeaway, walk upstairs to Artisan for their coffee. Enjoy.

The Loaf is owned by our dear Tun Dr Mahathir ex PM and he started the loaf after discovering japanese bread. he loved it so much he decided that all malaysians should be able to get some. I absolutely love the loaf because of the cranberry cheese buns! so so yummy! like by far the best cranberry cheese buns i’ve ever tasted.
The chocolate croissants are also pretty unique. The croissant is shaped like a circle with space in the middle for the chocolate, sorta like a doughnut but taller and the top is not covered. The Loaf has also recently started serving proper meals like salads and breakfast platters as well as egg sandwiches etc.
its averagely priced and members get an additional discount so its probably worth becoming a member.

I have been going back and forth to the loaf just for there cream puff! I love it! It is not too sweet and once you take a bite, it’ will just melt in your mouth. I like how the cream is so light and not those type that will make you feel disgusted if consumed in big amount. They also have a good selection of pastries. Those that are just to die for.
Other than the sweets, The Loaf also provide you dishes that you just need to try. They have simple light dishes like Panzone for RM16, Quiche for RM7.80 (choose from spicy chicken, mushroom, chicken slice), chicken wing for RM14, steak fries for Rm5, fried calamari for RM11, croquette stick for RM16, also few types of soups like mushroom, minestrone, and leek and potato soup.
Do try out their pastas as well like beef bolognaise for RM15, Lasagne for RM10, carbonara for RM20. The Loaf also has some asian selection like laksa, rojak, prawn me, satay and tom yam soup. Usually I am not too interested of a place that combines all types of food, but The Loaf has my approval!

I had an amazing experience at «The Loaf» a wile ago.
Here I had the best cake ever. And also the hot… fresh bread is stunning
I can really say that this place is a lifestyle bakery and bistro,
The premium breads and pastries are made daily using traditional Japanese techniques.
What I love about this place is the fact that these hand-​crafted artisan products use only the finest quality, natural and chemical-​free ingredients in their preparation.
Also the breads and pastries are available for dine-​in or take-​away.
I’m coming to this place when I wanna have breakfast, lunch, and dinner experience in a relaxed ambience

The Loaf had their first outlet in Langkawi back in 2006, but I only get to know them when they opened up a branch in Pavillion. Even so, my first time dining out at The Loaf was at their branch in Bangsar Village II. It’s not a very big shop, but I like that it’s cosy and bright. Although there were times that the servers might not be as attentive, but they were friendly all the time.
The Loaf is a bakery, but the funny thing is I usually go there for the main dish — Omurice. I really like the Omurice a lot, regardless with tomato sauce or brown sauce. The rice is actually tomato rice (which is my favourite!) topped with a perfectly cooked omelette and the gravy of your choice. I’ve tried both but I’d prefer tomato gravy better. The brown sauce is equally good, but there’s a tendency of it being a little bit too rich towards to end. However, with the slight acidity in the tomato sauce it kind of cut down on the richness. The Creamy Mushroom is also a recommend dish. The soup was served in a bread, and you can taste the earthiness of the mushrooms in it.
The bread was not too bad, but I’m not a fan of the coffee. The coffee wasn’t bad but just average. Overall, The Loaf is a nice place to hang and chill over some nice food.

The loaf is a bakery with multiple outlets accross KL. I had a nice experience at the Bangsar Village outlet, when looking for a quick snack in the afternoon.
I was fortunate enough to pick the chicken croissant sandwich, which was a really nice choice. They offer an all day breakfast menu that I will be coming back to try.
The service was ok, and the ambiance was quite nice. The place looked really clean and neat, but it is also not very spacious. The price was very reasonable, and I would definetely recommend it!

The Loaf is really awesome, love their bakery, I do wish they had more French Croissants, but I like the muffins and Latte. I would recommend it for breakfast or snack. I think the place is really small for gatherings.
So if you are meeting with more than 5 people this place is too small for that and you wouldn’t be comfortable as it’s really open to anyone walking by which isn’t my favourite thing honestly.
Don’t forget the muffins are awesome though! Enjoy it! :)

I was on my way to the neighborhood bar when I heard someone yell out my name. It was my auntie and three of her friends, they were having their weekly gatherings (Mental note: Start proposing this idea to my friends to discuss anti-​aging creams.) I didn’t want to seem rude so I joined them for a quick cup of coffee, as my friends haven’t arrived yet anyways. The place was warm and well, bakery-​ish. The light wooden panels, the bread displays, and the air smelled faintly of sourdough. I was in Carb heaven.
I ordered myself The Loaf Cube only because it had the word –60 degrees to it and I was eager to find out what it meant. It was basically frozen bars of coffee in a cup and you’ll have to melt it with the hot milk that they also provide along with it. It was amazingly delicious! I’m not a big coffee fan but this one really does it for me. I continued to stay and enjoy my coffee while chatting with my auntie and her friends (yes, they did talk about wrinkle creams) until I received a phone call from my friend saying that he was already at the bar. I said my goodbyes and kissed my aunt on her cheeks and made my way towards alcohol.
The best hour I had accidentally spent with my auntie and her friends. It was a good day. Also I should give La Mere Lifting Contour Serum a go.

Are you a fan of brunch or desserts? In that case Loaf is just a place to be! They are open from 10am to 10 pm.
Do you like mushrooms? I think this place specifically has the biggest variety of mushroom dishes that I’ve seen. One thing you must try — Creamy Mushroom Soup!
The prices at The Loaf for their Western Dishes are quite wide range. You can expect to pay around 27RM for the cabbadge roll and 18 RM for the soup.
One good thing about this restaurant is that you don’t really have to book it in advance, you can always find a spot! Enjoy.:)