Kedai Kopi Binjai Nasi Malaya - in Kuala Lumpur, Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

had breakfast here with my parents due to my father's recommendation. The daging gulai was sooo good cicah with the roti bakar. the kopi cham kicked nicely with my taste buds. Overall the price is affordable with the servings, loves the size of the bread, as well as the ambience of the place. Even the way they toast the bread is unique,my father said it was the way how it used to toast back then. totally recommended!

Good environment. The ayam gepuk had a nice crunch to it, and the seasoning was flavorful. However, the chicken was slightly overcooked, making it a bit tough to chew. The sambal provided a good balance of spicy and savory flavors but a bit salty. While enjoyable, there are other places with more tender chicken.

Loved the variety of Malay dishes available. Presentation was also appealing. I suggest you arrive early between 11.30 to 12 noon, when most of the dishes are ready. I found finding the venue a bit challenging even with Waze’s help. I had to search on foot as I couldn’t see any signage for Binjai Nasi Malaya. U will see Paksuawang though. And, Binjai Nasi Malaya is right there. There are 2 operators there, Binjai Malaya operates in the morning/afternoon while Paksuawang operates at night.

I have seen this Kedai Kopi gone viral on TikTok like umpteen times. Today, we decided to try the place out for once. Arrived at 09.30am, sadly was told there was water supply disruption, hence, not all Foodies nor drinks were avaliable. (It's ok - never allow such unforseen situation spoilt our Sunday Breakfast getogether) The place is clean Still alot of foodies to try out. Their Roti Bakar was to my liking. Very old school type of Roti. My fav Ikan Keli goreng ranggup was marvellous. Sadly, their Gulai Kawah gravy was not thicken the way i liked it. But, still ok ok la. The spread of Kueh Mueh was looking so inviting, but my tummy was full. So i did not taste any. Maybe next time round laa... Mostly, i like the vibes of the setup Will come again maybe at night to try out their other foodies and to see the nite ambience be like.

Normally I went to the usual place for breakfast. But this time, I scout the nearest breakfast stall to value and taste like malay people love to say, "ubah angin sikit."" Recommended by my neighbor today, even though she has never been here. So let's check it out what is best here. Atmosphere: At first, we're never thought that they served authentic malay cuisine here because from the front view, they looks food court, I guess, kind of the style pretty hipster. But then when you entered, they totally in tradition. Quite surprise for me. I believe the owner must be malay & chinese partnerships, and my guess was true. You can see how they immersed both traditional and culture vibe here. Food: There was a lot weh food here. All of the dishes served in kawah and dulang. That's what past tradition has always used before. We're order Nasi Lemak Berlauk with Sambal Tempe, Sambal Telur Goreng, Ubi Kentang Goreng Pedas, Soto, Roti Bakar Arang Kaya and Nutella. All of them were delicious weh. Unexpected. Recommendation: Soto because sambal kicap perfect combination. Sweet spicy... Nasi berlauk was good as well. All of the dishes that we ordered were truly malay delicacy. I'm not disappointed at all. And yes, roti bakar arang is must. Prefer other than kaya flavors. Beverage: Kopi O kampung, Teh Tarik, and Milo ice. For me, yes, all of them are excellent. I dunno perhaps not all of the customers are likely sweet, but then yes, you can taste the Teh Tarik. It was a real flavor, Kopi O, felt mostly like you drink at kampung during early morning at 7AM. Bring back the memories. Originally used Milo, no mixed with choco. That's the most important guy when I ordered Milo ice. Avoid to be scam by mamak stall okey. Overall satisfaction, im fulled! Thanks for the tasteful foods. When talk about price, for me still okey. Average because if they can serve food well, i don't mind paying extra. At least you feel satisfied instead of overated price with lack of taste. Well, i read that customer complaining needs to wait longer time for roti bakar arang. My suggestion is that if you wanna eat it, order that first because the uncle is handling it alone without any helpers. So, he wanted to provide the best roti bakar arang to the customer instead of just standard roti bakar. But then you guys would complain as well because of lack of effort. There would be a private reason the uncle doesn't hire a helper. Okey. I'm waiting for it for about 30 minutes, but then i do understand at some point why they're being late. So, i don't mind. I will repeat it again after this.

I visited the Kedai Kopi Binjai Nasi Malaya for breakfast and I was pleasantly surprised by the variety and quality of the dishes. The nasi malaya was especially delicious, with fragrant rice, spicy gravy, crunchy bean sprouts, and tender eggplant. The portion was generous and the price was reasonable. The staff were friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was cozy and relaxing. I also tried the roti bakar kari tulang kambing, which was a unique combination of crispy toast and savory curry. The kambing was tender and the curry was rich and flavorful. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a satisfying and authentic Malaysian breakfast.

Come early for lunch time it can get crowded and parking limited roadside. Huge selection of malay-indo rice lauk dishes. Price is fairly reasonable. Kopi Ais is a must try, IMO one of the best i tasted in Ampang.

We ordered lontong with sambal (thick creamy gravy with big portion), nasi lemak bungkus (average taste), roti bakar telor goyang (good portion for 1 person and nice with pepper & sweet soya sauce). Lunch has many varieties to choose. Roadside parking or can drive i to Duchess as they are connected.