Kopi khas peranakan • Taste: 3.9/5, • Menu: 4.5/5, a varied menu of food & beverages (toast, lite bite, nasi, pasta, dimsun, noddle, satay, local & western coffee, tea, & many more) • Ambience: 4/5, ac & wo/ ac dinning area, cozy, musholla, plenty of steker fot wfc • Price: moderate • Services: friendly, quick respon • Parking lot: 4/5, inside ruko compound • Overall: 3.8/5

This is my first time here. Malacca Toast located somewhere in BSD, I do not specifically know where, but somehow it is impressing me. They offer a myriad kopitiam-ish food and beverages. For food, they have such curry-ish noodle, roti canai, and various pasta, and for the drinks they have coffee-ish and tea-tarikish kind of drinks. My family and I was having carbonara pasta, french fries and their original toast, malacca toast. The price is quite affordable, but still above average price. The taste is definitely good. Surely, I will coming back to this place in near future. 5 stars.

I randomly visited this restaurant during the night, and surprisingly the food that their offers are good and delicious. I ordered their toast that can be shared with 2-3 people. You must tru their fried rice because it’s delicious and the portion is big.

Decent Kopitiam. Coffee was OK, a bit too sweet. The egg whites in the half-boiled egg were too runny while the yolks strangely firm. Toast was fine, egg and mayo sandwich a lacked seasoning.

I should say that this is a bit pricey. Amidst the products are good anough, except the pisang srikaya that has an off colored srikaya. Taste just okay. The teh tarik lacks creaminess. I personally give thumbs up for the kaya toast. For average 100rb per person, I guess it is a bit pricey.

The place is nice and the food is good!

The food looks good but lacks the authentic taste. Ordered the chicken nasi lemak. The chicken was OK. Rice - not enough coconut milk, so it tasted normal. The fried peanut - was not fresh & crunchy. All in all, pretty disappointed with the food quality.

The waiters keep telling us that they wants to close the store without telling us its time for last order. The taste was so so, the price is clearly overprice

Went out for lunch with friend. Food was decent, but the price is quite on the pricey side. Ordered - 2 black coffee - 1 kaya toast - 1 nasi lemak All together cost around 200k Service was great, vibe was also great.

Comfortable place to hang out with friends or Ur family. 2nd floor very spacy enough. Order sandwich and nasi lemak. Overall thy r ok. Not delicious extremely but ok with our tongue. Some of the menu is not available although it's very simple one like nasi and pasta...

I love Melayu food! I think this is one of the best Malayu food in town 👍🏿👍🏿. However the price is kinda overprize for me 😂😂.

Good place to chill, snacking, brekafast or lunch and dinner. Very recomended to have a coffee and toast.

Spacious, 2 storey, most important they start early, on the way to toll entrance.

The ambience is great, seems a bit understaffed. The big minus is the portion of the food, especially chicken satay, 5 skewers for 48k is way overpriced in my opinion.

My son ordered Laksa but the taste was far from Laksa, the soup is too thin, tofu was smelly, the noodle was half cooked, my son barely eat it. We ordered hakaw with smelly shrimp.. I paid 246 rb for 1 Laksa, 2 Teh Tarik, 1 Lumpia Kulit Tahu and 1 Hakaw. I will definitely not going back. Thank you.

I must say that the their toast is exceptionally good and I love it! Crunchy and there's still a hint of sweet & savoury from the filling. For the toast & beverages 5/5. The food (main course) is 4/5 rating for me bcs they need long serving time, and a bit pricy (for me) but the overall taste is good.

surely one of the best toast in BSD. the price is alright. theres enough room for smoking and non smoking and the prayer room = really comfy

Good variety of food local & malay, great coffee taste. Price average. Nice ambience. Has a prayer room for muslim guests

I always bring my children to this place over the weekend since I live in bsd 2008. The food was served cold, after pandemi maybe the chef was change.

Spacious place, there are two-storeys open. On the second floor there is a projector screen and a sound system mixer for events. I tried kopi tarik and malacca toast. The coffee is so-so. The toast is quite unique, but it's nothing spectacular. Price is at cafe standard, a bit up-class. Roti canai is 40-55k. We spent about 360k for brunch/snack for 6 people.