The Loaf Bakery & Cafe

Erry Nakata

A bit of blended ratings here, which led to just an 'average' score. The pastries at The Loaf are, as always, delicious and more-ish. My favourites will be the cranberry cheese and lemon lotion cheese buns, even though maple butter and savoury breads furthermore hit the"win" place for flavour and fulfillment. Slightly pricey, but well worth the occasional indulgence. The service I consistently receive here, however, is dismally poor, as are their sandwiches off the menu. Getting tea over a small business meeting right here on a Mon afternoon was very annoying; we had been seated with menus, and almost thoroughly overlooked, despite some vigorous waving with the menus so that they can get any one of these server's attention. It had been poor service certainly, considering there have been three servers on to the floor at anybody time, and just two tables of clients to cover up (including ours). For reasons uknown, all the servers made a decision to either congregate at another finish of the cafe, that was devoid of clients, and appearance bored, or proceed in and from the service side a number of times, rather than providing service. Ultimately, we'd to walk around the takeaway counter to put a sit-down order. The panini sandwich ordered was a fairly sad affair. We'd requested a combined mushroom panini with cheese, but received a poultry deli meats + cheese sandwich rather. The purchase was corrected, but appeared nothing beats the generously-filled image in the menus, which highlighted a modest but extremely decent quantity of sliced blended mushrooms, pan-buddy with onions. What arrived has been a pressed panini, barely 3/4" heavy, with an individual, sparse level of sliced key mushrooms in cheese. Barely worthy of the RM19 price, however the sides of thick-lower fries and little salad with a citrus-ey dressing were very lovely. An ideal grill marks of the panini push was quite impressive (definitely sufficiently to warrant a point out!) but it could have been more amazing if the sandwich itself had been better filled aswell. The tiny tea of two drinks, pastries and sandwich cost RM40, that was decently priced. I'd definitely return back for the pastries and breads (I'm a normal at their Excellent Eastern Mall branch in any case) but, even though their servers are usually genuinely friendly, they actually could improve on the program attentiveness, and I shan't come back for sit-down service within the near future, unless my eating partners really insisted onto it.

Dyana Chan

Prominently on the ground floor of Bangsar Village 2, this bakery cum cafe serves a broad range of breads and pastries in addition to a menu of paninis. pastas, soups, salads and desserts. The decor is fairly cozily create and the meals istasty, Service could possibly be improved and prices is on the higher side. With so several food choices in your community, this outlet appears to be empty quite often.

Ema Bripbrip

Famed Japanese bakery cafe provides consistent quality of the bakery products. The signature cranberry cheese oyaki may be the iconic selection, with other expansion oyaki options such as green tea extract, reddish colored bean, creamy lemon and so forth. The reward factors and member's price put into theattraction. Nowadays tried green tea extract oyaki,creamy lemon oyaki and almond flakes coir with crimson berries tea helping in pot.

Dhea Misyandaru

They have an excellent collection of bread and pastries which are great sellers. Focus on those with the phrase Japanese and you also can't be wrong. Registered as a member as you'll get most of the products at a particular price. We wouldn't suggest a dinein because they have a restricted menu. They will end taking orders at 930pm.