The Eighth Cafe

This café is located upstairs, so be sure not to accidentally head to the one downstairs—even though they share the same owner, the vibe is entirely different. The moment you step in, you’ll notice the excellent lighting, yet it remains comfortably cool even under the glass ceiling. We arrived around 2 PM, and it was pleasantly cool despite sitting beneath the glass. We ordered a White coffee, Grilled Chicken Chop, and the Elegant Truffle Scramble with Smoked Salmon. The coffee was rich and aromatic, served in a uniquely memorable cup. The grilled chicken was cooked perfectly, though the side dish contained a bit too much minced garlic for our taste. The truffle dish was generously portioned and you can see the truffle shavings, but it did have a strong buttery taste. Overall, the food quality was impressive, the atmosphere was cozy, and the staff were friendly and attentive.

After the lunch in Kojitsu, nothing beats a good cup of coffee (and something sweet) to summarize an ideal afternoon. As a matter of fact, this was not in the plan but another cafe altogether but she didn't like the initial destination. A blessing in disguise... Taking up the first floor of an old shoplot in Taman Goodwood, The Eighth Cafe uses green & white motifs in a modern way, while maintaining some of the old tiles. Worked quite well as I quite liked the overall environment in this cafe. There are two sections - choose to dine under natural sunlight as the back section was covered with glass canopy or if do not want to darken your fair skin, they have another section at the front. Gotta love the taro cake as I could taste the yam filling (plus point for being not too sweet) - one of the better taro cake I'd tried so far - and the hot long black served in the traditional Chinese tea cup.

The café has a chilled vibe with a stylish ambiance. As for the food, everything tasted quite good. The grilled salmon and Aussie beef burger were both impressive, and the fried cauliflower was surprisingly delicious in both texture and flavor.

Stumbled upon this cafe by chance. It is behind FGA Kuala Lumpur, located above Ba Hao Canteen. We chose a seat under the glass roof and surprisingly didn't feel the heat. We ordered the Big Breakfast, pizza and fries. Pizza was good! They also serve cocktails so I ordered The Eighth Classic. Service was good. Will try to make a return in the future.

Tried both the coffee and matcha here — both are good, though the flavors aren't as rich or bold as I expected. Still enjoyable, especially if you prefer something smoother and lighter. What I really liked was the ambiance: simple, nice, and very comfortable. A great spot to relax or catch up with friends.

Nice cosy cafe located on the 2nd floor of shoplots just off Old Klang Road. The staircase leading up to the cafe retained the old mosaic tiles which i felt had a nice rustic charm. On a Sunday just after noon, the place wasn't crowded at all. But it did start to get crowded at around 1pm+. Parking was quite difficult, had to make rounds twice to find one. Overall environment was nice. They had 2 seating areas, 1 with glass ceiling (can get pretty hot) and 1 more enclosed space. It was quite spacious and roomy enough. I'm glad they dont crowd the tables like some cafes do. For mains, we had the mee siam with deep fried chicken drumstick (RM18) and classic breakfast platter (RM35). The mee siam was tasty but portion was small, while the deep fried chicken drumstick tasted overcooked - way too dry! The breakfast platter was pretty good though, with perfectly toasted bread, tasty chicken sausage and chicken bacon (it's really just ham). For drinks, we tried their signature juice, mintear (RM15). It tasted very refreshing and just the right amount of sweetness! We also ordered the hazelnut indulgence waffle (RM32) which was amazing. Best decision of the day. The hazelnut gelato was really fragrant and creamy, match made in heaven when accompanied by the crispy waffles. The maple syrup served on the side added a touch of extra sweetness to the whole dish. My only complaint is that it takes 20mins+ for the waffles to be served, although they do tell you upfront of the long waiting time. Overall, i had a really positive experience in this cafe. A point for improvement would be if they had table service, as the system is currently to order and pay at the cashier. They already charge service charges, so it would be fair to provide table service instead of making patrons walk, order and pay first before getting our food.

I really liked this cafe, one of the best I've visited so far in KL. The ambience is new and modern, also good for working online. The food was exceptionally good and the price was appropriate. The food had nice decoration which gaves me the feeling that they really put their heart and motivation into it. I can not understand the few negative reviews here. I absolutely do not share their opinion. Serving was very fast and the staff was nice. If you are nearby, you should definitely visit this place.