Five-HT Cafe & Bar @ Bangsar: Quality and Delicious Japanese-Inspired Food
Five-HT Cafe & Bar @ Bangsar: Quality and Delicious Japanese-Inspired Food
Becky Wong
Okonomiyaki (RM 20). Made with cabbage, onion and carrots, and generously drizzled with okonomiyaki sauce and bonito flakes. I love the rich flavours of this Japanese pancake. A perfect starter to have!!!
Tokyo Drip Burger (RM 28). Crispy chicken katsu sandwiched between charcoal buns served with wasabi mayonnaise siracha hot sauce topped with an onsen egg PEFECTLY DONE. This burger is not to be missed by burger lovers!
Gyu Tamago (RM 90). We had a shock when we saw the price on the menu. But everything made sense after we took our first bite. Perfectly seared melt-in-your-mouth Wagyu beef served with creamy silky egg skin and rice – every spoonful was satisfaction to the max!
Fried Hokkien noodle style udon with crispy beef bits served with tempura onsen egg and spinach. The Black Ninja (RM 26) surprisingly had the “wok hei” that a traditional Hokkien noodle would have; except they use springy udon rather than your usual yellow noodles.
Espresso + Milk (RM 10). I didn’t try the coffee the other day, but I was told the flat white tasted not too bad.
While going through their coffee menu, I can truly see the creativity of Five-HT. The have some super interesting coffee under the 5HT specials, and we tried the Avocado Espresso (RM 18). Yes, avocado!! Weird, huh? The barista told us that this is one of their signature coffees, so….. we knew we had to give it a try. Since I was fasting on coffee (T____T), I was told that the coffee was really smooth. I’m so going back there again to try it for myself!!!
Mixed Berries Smoothie (RM 18). For non-coffee lovers, this is so worth trying. A combination of various berries, the smoothie was rich and fruity yet not too sour – thanks to the banana and pineapple in it. I was so in love with this!
We fell in love with the food at Five-HT and we couldn’t even decide which was our favourite! Some might say the price at Five-HT is a bit steep, but I believe you get what you paid for. With the quality of their dishes and drinks, I think this place is still worth a try.
Oh! If you have trouble finding a parking space along the road, you can always park at Bangsar Village.
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Address: 50, Jalan Maarof, Bangsar Baru, 59100 Kuala Lumpur
Operation Hours: 9am to 6pm (Monday) | 9am to 10pm (Tuesday to Friday) | 10am to 10pm (Saturday & Sunday)
Contact: +603 2201 0101
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Five-HT Cafe & Bar @ Bangsar: Quality and Delicious Japanese-Inspired Food
Source: Becky Wong