[Updated 28 Mar 2022]
Sometimes, there's nothing better than an afternoon catching with our girlfriends at amazing halal eateries in Klang Valley. They are, after all, our greatest friends in the world. Between our childhood friends, school mates, college buddies or colleagues, it's the kind of friendship that will last a lifetime ❤️ Whether you have a bridal shower and birthday party to plan or simply a casual meet-up, here are the best halal eateries in Klang Valley for an awesome girls get-together!
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Nestled in the middle of TTDI's hipster neighbourhood is quaint and pretty Little Rimba. Its simple white interior with light wooden decors and a touch of green gives it a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy a variety of local delights such as lontong, cendol, nasi lemak, and Nyonya laksa. You'll be ordering seconds in no time!
#HHWTTip: Check out their large tiger mural outside (on the corner wall) that's perfect for an #OOTD or group shot!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
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P.S. Always finding yourself in TTDI? Here are 15 eateries in TTDI that'll keep you there even longer.
Halal Eateries In KL & Selangor
1. Dough & Dolce
If you and your girlfriends are big fans of cafe hopping, Dough and Dolce would make a good first stop. An independent bakery cafe in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, they've been known to serve deliciously baked bread, decadent desserts and hearty meals that'll keep the brunch crowd happy. Try their comfort food like Chipotle sourdough grilled cheese sandwich, smoked duck aglio olio and sourdough pizza. For some sweet treats, they've got all kinds of options too such as sticky toffee pudding with butterscotch sauce, dark chocolate marble cheesecake, and custard tart with almond shortcrust. You can read more about Dough & Dolce here! Halal status: All meats and ingredients are sourced from halal-certified suppliers. Facebook2. Torte By Linda
Looking for a new unique dessert to try? Then you've got to check out Torte By Linda! This cafe in Bandar Kinrara, Puchong serves up Russian cakes. Try exotic-sounding offerings like their signature Tort Classic Medovik cake made up of soft, caramelized honey sponges sandwiched between Dulce de leche (boiled condensed milk cream). There different variations of the Medovik cake in different flavours, including chocolate, caramel, orange and more. Don't forget to also try the Burnt Cheesecake! Want to know more about Torte by Linda? Click here to read all about the unique cafe! Halal status: Muslim-owned Instagram3. The Hyacinth Cafe
Owned by beloved lawyer-turned-baker Yani Othman, The Hyacinth Cafe was originally a small home business before it grew leaps and bounds into a brick-and-mortar cafe in Desa Melawati. It also has its own studio for baking classes. Look around the cafe, and you'll see spot a number of dessert offerings that are rotated on a regular basis. If you're eyeing on the Victoria sandwich, pandan gula Melaka cake or lemon loaf, remember to save some room for other savoury delights such as croissant sandwiches and quiches. Halal status: Muslim-owned Instagram P.S. Looking to up your Instagram game? Here are 13 totally Instagrammable cafes in KL you should check out!4. Wondermilk
For the cupcake lovers out there - you'll fall in love with Wondermilk once you get your hands on their delicious sweet cupcakes ? Choose from a variety of flavours such as red velvet, chocolate, blueberry cheese, and a whole lot more. Decked out with wooden floors and minimal brick walls, it is one of the most inviting dessert places in town. Wondermilk tends to get packed over the weekends since it's a popular spot to host parties ranging from bridal showers to children's birthdays. We recommend booking a space in advance or make your way there before the brunch crowd comes in. Halal status: Muslim-owned Instagram P.S. Planning on bringing the kids out too? Here are 9 kid-friendly halal cafes in KL for an awesome family day.5. Dotty's
Dotty's burst into the TTDI cafe scene a few years back became the talk of the town, thanks to its pretty interior, a hearty western-style menu, and a bevvy of baked pastries, including the popular salted-egg cronut. These days, it remains a popular place for breakfast, brunch, or any meal, really. They've since opened two other outlets in KL including Le Petit Dotty's at Platinum Park and Dotty's at KLCC. Halal status: Muslim-owned Instagram6. Little Rimba
Credit: @littlerimba on Instagram
Nestled in the middle of TTDI's hipster neighbourhood is quaint and pretty Little Rimba. Its simple white interior with light wooden decors and a touch of green gives it a bright and welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy a variety of local delights such as lontong, cendol, nasi lemak, and Nyonya laksa. You'll be ordering seconds in no time!
#HHWTTip: Check out their large tiger mural outside (on the corner wall) that's perfect for an #OOTD or group shot!
Halal status: Muslim-owned
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P.S. Always finding yourself in TTDI? Here are 15 eateries in TTDI that'll keep you there even longer.
