Cafe Capitol

Bhavana Singh

The food is great and the purchase price is reasonable. The Rojak can be good also it a must attempt. It has been because the era of 1950's.

Yselvi2205

I am not just a hainanese, but i love this authentic flavor foods passed on from generations, moreover, this is actually the first western food eating place opened by Chinese.

Marchel Oey

Got the signature nasi lemak which was included with a strong fried poultry thigh. Love what sort of rice is prepared. Decent nasi lemak regardless of the high price. Nevertheless, the coffee is definitely kinda a letdown. As well diluted n dun hv the espresso fragrance

Hadiyan Naufal

We'd our Saturday lunch time at the Capitol Cafe inside Bukit Bintang, Kuala Lumpur on 17 March. The cafe is massive and clear maintaining the traditional restaurant ambience of yester yrs. The service will be good and helpful. The nasi lemak with fried poultry isnice and delicious. The poultry chop rice can be good too.

Annisa Rahma

This is a vintage eatery; it's been functioning since 1950’s. In line with the current interior, nothing at all really changed during the past 50 many years. It’s a quaint and exhausted kopitiam, now well-known for its nasi Padang for lunch time, and hot dish (electronic.g. char kwayteow) and satay at night. For the nasi Padang, fried beef lung with sambal and dendeng are recommended side dishes that certain should try. Cost is pretty reasonable, according to the side dishes taken. Satay (poultry and beef) is preferred too. Usually the satay stall will be open up from 5 pm before satay comes out (around 7-ish pm). The cafe is obtainable via public transport. Alight at Bandaraya LRT station and stroll towards Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman (Jalan TAR), or get into Sogo (the section store linked to the LRT station) and stroll towards the primary entrance close to a Mentor outpost. Cafe Capitol is situated at a row of stores opposite Sogo.