This is one of the oldest coffee shops in Kuala Lumpur if not Malaysia. A true institution and must visit for all. Its gets very crowded so please be prepared to wait. Tables are shared most of the time due to how popular they are. Don't be put off though as its all worth it.
Service is prompt and good. They remember whos waiting in line and will seat you the moment space clears up. No cutting queues here. The owners are super friendly and usually remembers the usuals.
They have amazing selection of local favourites which are very yummy and of good value. Make sure you try the pork chop, roti bakar, roti babi, marble cake, lum mee, kaya roll and beef noodles. Their kaya is home made and so lovely. Make sure to grab a cup to go. Their thick local coffee is also to die for. Once I had 4 cups! On weekends they have their pork roast with crackling and this is a real treat. However it sells out within an hour after coming out of the oven!
They might move soon as the original tenants want the building back however they will move nearby so no worries you still have your chance to try this place out. Not to be missed!

Suzy's Corner is famous for good economical western fare. They make yummy steaks, lamb chops and grilled chicken at a cheap price. Only downside its a stall located by the road side so for those that are particular please avoid. If not do head down and enjoy good & cheap western fare. They also serve up local favourites like satay, naan, murtabak and fried rice / noodles. The place is clean and the food quality is consistant.

Went there last year for a dinner with my team with high expectations from all the reviews to only end up leaving hungry and disappointed. Imagine a 2 course meal that took 2.5 hours, majority of the time just waiting for our food. Service was mediocre for such an establishment.
Firstly they messed up orders. The doneness of our steak was wrong and when we questioned the reply was 'that is how we do it here'. Then they forgot to give the sauces only to give the wrong ones later. The servers weren't that attentive and you can't be shouting out for their attention at such a restaurant.
Food was a hit and miss. The highlight surprisingly was the olive roll and amuse bouche of beef ragout which were free! While the items we ordered were mediocre at best. I think Campbell's clam chowder is nicer than what I had. Quality of steak was good but the mistake in doneness messed up the overall enjoyment. Not getting the sauce on time didn't help either although the sauce was lovely. For dessert we had the pavlova which was too hard, like biscuit hard. It should have been crisper.
Ambience wise the restaurant is lovely and suitable for a romantic date however with the poor service and so so food I wouldn't recommend it. Especially when you are forking out quite a bit of money!

It is now a yearly tradition of heading to Sek Yuen for Pre Chinese New Year (CNY) dinner. They serve up some of the best classic chinese cuisine. Service isn't that great as most of them are the grumpy sorts however the quality and taste of food makes up for it. I do not think you can find restaurants like Sek Yuen anymore that serve up tradisional old school chinese dishes. As the saying goes 'Just how mom does it!'.
Must have choices would be the Pei Pa duck, Braised 8 Treasure Stuffed Pork Trotter, Deep Fried Grass Carp, Kah Heong Chap Choi, Crab+Egg+Tung Fun w/ lettuce wraps & Wu Tao Kau Yoke. Also if you go during CNY period make sure you have their Yu Sang which is made from fresh veggy and not the preserved crap by most places. We usually have 2 rounds!

Wondermama is an interesting take on kopitiams serving up great Asian fusion. It has a charming decor with a cosy al fresco dining area which is covered & surrounded by shady plants. Service is attentive & friendly. Prices are pretty reasonable for Bangsar with decent sized portions.
Where it shines would be the food choices. Common dishes with an interesting twist. From the deep fried calamari with cili padi & ikan bilis to nacho chips with spicy minced beef. Both so very addictive. Good mains would be their Nasi Lemak 4.0, WM Spicy Spaghetti, D&L Nyonya Laksa, Seafood Maggi Mee Goreng & Black Spider Fried Rice. If you want something Western they also have pizzas, salads & burgers with an Asian twist. For dessert do try the Durian Crepe, WM Chendol or the Banana & Nutella Crepe. They do have a good selection of breakfast options which I have yet to try. Would definitely return to check them out.
Overall a great place for a date or group outing. The menu is extensive & exciting which will surely get one returning.