The cafe experience is one of the central fabrics of life of the European society. From past to present, cafes in Italy, France, Spain, Austria and the former Yugoslavian states have been playing their roles as meeting places for the communities that surround them.
This idea of cafe and cafe life immigrated to Australia and New Zealand after World War II. Many of the immigrants arrived at their new countries only to find that cafe culture (as we know it today) did not exist! Rather than wallowing in despair, the new Aussies and Kiwis set about building a new bred of cafes.
Antipodean Cafe takes its very soul from the cafes that have gone before it, not only in the Antipodes, but also in Europe. The goal is to create a meeting place, a central spot where expatriates and locals can meet, chat, gossip, romance and chill out over a cup of excellent coffee and a plate of good tucker. Other than providing a great cafe experience, we took it upon us to ensure the cafe culture will continue to flourish with the times.
sachi n.
a month agoWe were taken to this place by a friend’s family who has been living in Malaysia for many years.First of all, the staff’s bright and warm demeanor, welcoming attitude, and exceptional quality of service were truly outstanding!The food was not only delicious but also beautifully presented, with great attention to detail, making every dish a visual delight. The iced Americano came with an adorable bear-shaped ice cube, which was such a cute touch 🧸.From the main dishes to the desserts, the menu was extensive and incredibly appealing.In the cozy atmosphere of the restaurant, we were able to relax and fully enjoy our conversations with the friend’s family. Thank you so much for a wonderful experience!
Velle san
a month agoOur Go-To Brunch Spot in BangsarThis place has become our favorite brunch spot in Bangsar—a convenient alternative to dining in a mall. The staff is always attentive and professional, making each visit enjoyable.The food never disappoints—consistently delicious and well-prepared. This time, I opted for the all-day breakfast with a personal twist: no toast (since I wouldn’t eat the bread), and they generously replaced it with extra mushrooms and hash browns.As always, the ambience was pleasant, adding to the overall great experience. Definitely a spot worth returning to!
Kymberly Larson
in the last week100% recommend! Western style food but excellent! The potato on the big breakfast blew me away! Ask for strawberry jam...wonderful. We will be back!
Nalini Krishnakumar
3 months agoThe food is absolutely delicious! A great place to bring your friends & family for a good dining. The price is a little expensive but the food is worth the money we pay. Will definitely come again
Tracy Loh
5 months agoThe staff here are really nice and welcoming and they have written the whole menu on their wall, which is quite cool, but there's also an option to view the menu via QR code.Ordered a quinoa mixed salad and scrambled egg with asparagus and bacon after browsing for a long time, simply too many options and so hard to decide because everything sounds good.Both dishes were enjoyable, the mixed salad is refreshing and i do like how colorful it is, making it look yummy. I like the toasted bread with scrambled egg, it has a crispy texture which is a contrast from fluffy eggs.The cafe seems to always have an oily smells from the kitchen at the back, not the most comfortable if you hang out for too long, but otherwise, the ambiance is quite nice.