Urban Daybreak Cafe @ Bangsar

Food - mediocre. The pull pork I ordered had more fat than meat. Fried onion stale and not fresh. The fried chicken tasted like ready made frozen fried chicken. Coffee very normal also. For the price expected better. Service - the service was very good and also quick. Atmosphere - I went on a weekend day hence crowded and noisy but table seating is decently spaced apart. You will need to scan the QR at the entrance to queue for a seat. Note that they allow pets too.

Great experience at Urban Daybreak! Easy to book via Google and staff even followed up to confirm our table. We were late but they kindly kept it for us and gave us a nice spot with a bench where my pup could relax. Christian was super friendly and helpful. Coffee was excellent (loved the Espresso Sunrise!) and food came quickly, tasty and with good portions. Cheerful and welcoming vibe all around — thank you!

I like the service. Fab attention from Christian. Makes good recommendation. The chicken waffle is very popular noting that almost every table had that. Not too bad but I had hoped the waffle was a little more crispy.. taste was good if you like sweet and savoury mix. Sweet from the maple syrup?? But the most unforgettable was the banana bread. It's a must have. Won't reveal too much but try it yourself and be surprised.

An Australian style cafe however, the standard wasn’t up to those I have tried before in Australia. Coffee is on the bitter taste, Guinness pulled pork sandwich is not too bad, corn fritters not crunchy and crispy enough and french toast, I wish they can toasted both side equally so that it won’t be so soggy. However, the caramelised banana for the French toast is good, prefect texture.

Dog-Friendly & Great Vibes! 🐾 Loved that Urban Breakfast is dog-friendly—perfect for pet owners looking for a chill spot to dine with their furry friends. The atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. Delicious Food! The food was really good—fresh, flavorful, and well-presented. Whether you're craving a hearty breakfast or a light bite, they have great options. Pricey but Expected 💸 Yes, it’s on the pricier side, but that’s pretty standard for Bangsar. You’re paying for the quality, location, and overall experience, so it feels justified. Excellent Service! 👏 The staff were friendly and attentive, making the dining experience even better.

We drove all the way from Petaling Jaya to Bangsar , eagerly looking forward to having brunch at this place on Sunday last. It took us a few rounds before we could find a parking lot a few doors away from this shop. Then when we reached this place, the whole bench outside the shop was fully seated with about 6-7 people all waiting to get inside. We were the last in the queue. We waited n waited n waited. Then some customers left after eating. The next few customers entered. We still had to wait . We then walked around this area n found a fusion restaurant called Roots. We went there to enquire. It was also fully booked. That meant we had no food n were stranded here. Then we gave up waiting n drove all the way back to uptown where we enjoyed our own Malaysian hawker food like nasi lemak chee Cheong fun in one of the popular cafes in uptown. The food is equally good if not even bettter than any of these western or fusion food in Bangsar.

A Worthwhile Brunch Spot in the Heart of Bangsar. Dropped by this cafe for a weekend brunch with friends and left fully satisfied. We ordered the Big Breakfast and Scrambled Eggs, and both dishes hit the spot. Everything was well-prepared, flavorful, and generously portioned (Can’t say no to crispy bacon) it was the perfect touch to a hearty meal. We paired our brunch with their single origin Ethiopian coffee, which was smooth and pleasantly aromatic — a great choice for those who enjoy a lighter, fruity brew. We arrived around 10:30 AM, which turned out to be just the right time because by noon, the line had grown significantly. If the place is full, you’ll need to scan a QR code to get in line which is efficient, but worth noting if you're in a rush. Service was also commendable as the staff were polite, attentive, and helpful throughout. Always great to see a team that’s as enthusiastic as the food they serve. Only downside is parking around Bangsar is a real challenge, especially on weekends. Best to plan ahead or use e-hailing if possible. Overall, a satisfying and well executed brunch experience definitely a spot worth returning to for a relaxed weekend meal.

Great services by the staff, especially Christian. He was polite, accommodating, and friendly. Recommended to make a reservation online first as it is usually crowded during peak hour. The Guinness pull pork was very flavorful. It is more to very sweet kind of taste. Pull pork was nicely cook and thin. For the fried chicken waffle, we can see that it was made with the maple syrup as the star. The fried chicken and waffle were neutral in taste, hence you'll need to dip in the maple syrup to enhance their taste. The chicken was fried nicely, but lack of flavor. The coffees were great, too. The aerocano was special. It is and taste like americano, with foam on top of it. The salted caramel latte was good.