This is one of the better cafés in an already crowded market in Klang Valley. The interior is pretty rustic with the red bricks walls, faux wood tables with steel chairs, avintage cushioned sofa chair at the back & dimly lit. Outside you get the cement bar with high stools & a nook with low tables along a bench. Some tunes (r&b, pop & rock) playing in the background. This place gets crowded over the weekends so be prepared to wait. Service is good & the food is served pretty quick.
They serve up some of the best brunch items around. Notable ones being the Eggs En Cocotte (baked eggs), Eggs Saumon Royale, Monsieur Ben Waffles (eggs Benedict) & Waffles a L'americaine. Decent portions with quality ingredients. When it comes to their beverages their coffee is pretty good or the TWG tea range. If you feel experimental try their flavoured tea selection. If you want something light they do have fresh pastries (croissant, danish, cakes & tarts) as well as this soft & creamy espresso creme brulee.

This is going to be my go to place for ribs in Klang Valley. Their ribs are tender, hearty & packed full of flavour. Finger licking good! You have a choice of 4 either the original hickory smoked BBQ, peppercorn, garlicky or Asian hot & spicy. Tried the first 2 & it was a hit. Definitely returning to try the other 2. Apart from ribs they also have burgers, chops, seafood & nice selection of appetisers. Notable ones being the nachos & bacon wrapped meatballs. Great with a pint of stout or cider.
This was the branch in Publika. Great location as it faces the open stage so aim for the al fresco dining. Service is average. Food comes out pretty quick. Recommended for rib lovers.

La Risata has been around for quite awhile offering good Italian dishes. The overall deco of this place is casual & warm. Great for group gatherings or even a romantic night out. As you walk in you get the appetising aromas of wood fired pizzas. Only downside would be the parking which can be a pain.
When it comes to the food I have tried quite a few dishes so far. Starting the meal with the complimentary olive tapenade with freshly baked fluffy bread which is so addictive. Yummy appetisers would be the Antipasti Misti (grilled mushroom, fried calamari rings, beef carpaccio, garlic crostini w/ chicken liver pate) & Gnocchi Al Gameberi. For mains try the Pappardelle Al Ragu D’Agnello, Gnocchi Al Peperonchini Grillia E Chorizo & Ravioli di Frutti di Mare. Or if you have a hankering for steak their Grilled US Angus grain fed tenderloin is pretty decent.
However avoid the Risotto Nero Di Seppia which was too wet for my liking & the Spaghetti Alla Risata which was just too salty. Unfortunately have not tried any desserts. Am always too full after the mains. Heard the panna cotta & Sicilian Bombe are good. As for drinks they have interesting cocktails, a decent sangria & a good wine list. Their coffee is not bad as well to cap the night.
Service is a hit & a miss. When busy it would be hard to get the waiters attention & food might arrive late. However on normal occasions they are okay. Nothing that would stop you from frequenting this place.

TDH has been around for awhile now & is still as good as when they opened. It shows as it is almost always crowded. They are famous for their weekend brunch (10am to 2pm) which serves a variety of dishes like the big breakfast, steak & eggs, corned beef frittatas & pancakes. All with free flow of coffee, tea and juice. Have tried them all & they are yummeh. Best part you can also have them with a pint of cider or stout. ;)
Apart from brunch their regular menu is also worth a try. From bar snacks (nachos, chicken skin crackers, luncheon meat chips, etc) to lunch & dinner items (burgers, bangers & mash, pork knuckle, etc). They are all yummy served in decent size portions with quality ingredients.
Service is a hit & miss. Occasionally they are rather slow or not attentive enough. However nothing that will deter you from returning. This could be due to the laid back atmosphere they promote. Being a typical bar the layout is casual with high & low wooden tables and chairs, classic black & white flooring, bare concrete & dim lighting. It is also pet friendly which is a plus.
Highly recommended for all. Great for a meal or just to waste your day away with mates or a loved one sipping on some beers, cocktails or wine.

This place has been around for quite some time. When they first opened years ago it was pretty decent but sadly it has gone downhill. Service is slow & the waiters can barely understand you. The food is pretty mediocre which doesn't justify the price. They sell Mille Crepe from Nadeje which is pretty famous however when served usually is pretty dry. Could be how they keep it.
The place itself is nice. Casual deco & airy. Great for hanging out with friends or for a date. Sadly it isn't enough to save this place. Wouldn't recommend at all.