Lim Kee Cafe

Their signature Dirty Sunrise coffee is good, a nice combo of smooth coffee and refreshing orange juice, perfect on a hot day in KL. I love the ambience, it's cozy and quiet, contrast with the such a nice escape from the tourist crowds in Chinatown area, a lifesaver for introverts like me.

Visited the cafe last week. The shop may be small but it is very comfortable. I ordered toast bread and it’s perfectly crispy and the amount of kaya and butter they put is just right, making it delicious. The coffee is great too.

Price: Affordable between RM10-RM25
Food taste: 8/10 (referring to toast bread, I also seen ppl eating the half boiled egg, look nice too)
Food quality: 8/10
Environment: 8/10 (relaxing and comfortable)
Cleanliness: 8.5/10
Service: 8/10 (attentive and helpful)

Suggestion:
1. Coffee cup, use something with handle because the transparent cup is too hot to hold.
2. Entrance is a little too high for elderly people.

Overall experience is good. Will visit again

I love this tiny cozy place. Even the menu isn’t various but still very cozy for a quick stay coffee time. I ordered its coffee late, polo bun and roti kahwin (kaya toast n butter), and all are good. The place around Petaling Street.

Very interesting flavors! I loved the Blood Moon (espresso + grapefruit juice) and the Concord (black grape kombucha)

Coffee is really good. Bold but clean coffee.

I also try the Dirty Sunrise (espresso with orange juice). It’s surprisingly really nice.

I had made a list of all the foods I wanted to try while in Malaysia and this place came up as one of better places to get Kaya Toast, so obviously I had to try it. It was a pretty nice and light breakfast, so I was happy about that. They also had some nice signature drinks and a great atmosphere. I really enjoyed the experience!

As guest of Tian Jing Hotel, I get to try their drinks (was happy to pay and try as I thought the complimentary drink was just for first day). I must say the menu selection is very generous!

Drinks were really good quality for a cafe! I personally liked Hojicha and Matcha Lattes but their coffee was equally good and smells nice. I really really loved the Coffee Rum Cheesecake where the coffee jelly inside is like taking a sip of of Rum itself. When I was there they have 4 different alcoholic cheesecakes and I so regret not trying them earlier! Price wise it is at Cafe standard. But hey, at least the quality is truly worth the money and tummy space!

Nice ambience away from the heat of street. Nostalgic feel and they have big and small tables around. I sat there one afternoon and I observe that they cleared the tables soon after people leave. They also sprayed and wiped it clean so the tables are always ready to seat next group of customer. Prompt, nice and helpful people here!

*come back here after few year...
*Price still friendly RM 9 black /RM 11 white art still berry nice

If you feeling hot and tired shopping, just enter tis cafe for some R&R . Cake is a must

Pass by few time never visit. Today visit with friend, Craving for cakes, The tiramisu is great and the Lemon cheesecake. Fuhhh full of lemon and lemon zest taste. Love it. Will pay visit next round. Staff friendly & helpful, cant see their smile face mask cover, but still polite can feel good to visit again.

One of the best toast in town, the kaya tastes rich and the bread are crunchy but not too dry.

Coffee is great, the people are nice and friendly, and the ambient here is just nice. A good place to hangout and chit chat comfortably. High recommended if you're around this area.

Coffee is nice, ambience and decor is beautiful. Good recommendations on coffee by the barista. Well recommended to anyone shopping around Petaling Street to come over for a cuppa.

Specialty coffee taken seriously, all in subtle flavours. Beans blend from Papua New Guinea, Brasil and Honduras. Nose of toasted barley and citrus. Then nuts and sweet spice complement a light fruit juicy mouthfeel. Amazingly the creamy texture lingers without any astringency nor bitterness. Such a beautiful extraction of an excellent product. Smart declinations available in milk and iced versions. Piccolo latte, Golden Brown and Blood moon my favourites. Nice selection of cakes, such as Rum chocolate or Tiramisu, they deliver in flavour as much as in looks.

Vintage little store. There are alot of cafes along this street but chose this as it is properly closed up and air-conditioned, needed a cool place. And surprisingly no crowd over weekday after breakfast, before lunch time. The cny setup is minimalistic, enough but symbolic. Instead of cny songs, the café plays oldies, love them to bits! Ordered a cold drink called Blood Moon - Espresso + Grapefruit juice, it's phenomenal! Definitely worth the visit, and you could also lodge into the hotel behind, called Tian Jing Hotel.

I like how this place is not crowded with people even it is already 10 am, Saturday. I have never likes coconut spread before but this cafe has proved me wrong, it was so delicious. The matcha drink also so good 🤤 I would definitely recommend this cafe to others. And will definitely come again

Not many tables around as this cafe happens to be in the ground floor of a quaint hotel but it's a good place to hang out if you happen to get a table. Place is comfy with good air conditioning and 50s or 60s chinese music playing in the background. It channels in the golden 60s era. Staff are polite and courteous as well.

The delicious and expertly made coffee and the Roku Gin layer cake and Elderflower cheesecake are very special too.

Tiny cafe attached to the inn. Seatings are limited, but we do love the ratan chairs and small table setup - perfect for a couple to enjoy their coffee break! Their burnt cheese cake is out of this world! Creamy, soft and smooth. Perfect balance of sweet and saltiness. Must try. Not recommended for family with small kids or baby… it's too cramp inside.

A small specialty cafe attached to Hotel Tian Jing. They serve good coffee and tasty cake. I personally loved their burnt cheese cake. My friend said the Rum cake is nice too. But I don't take alcoholic food.

The polo roll will change your life. Light, fluffy and sweet with a crispy outside, and what looks like a half a stick of salted butter inside...best thing I've had in KL so far. I ordered it because the menu told me to, and was initially upset that it didn't come with kaya (I strongly believe almost everything should have kaya on or near it), but one bite proved me wrong. If anyone needs me I'll be here clogging my arteries for the foreseeable future.