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Welcome to Red Beanbag!
Red Beanbag is an independent Malaysian cafe and coffee roastery with deep roots in the Australian cafe culture. We first opened in Publika, Kuala Lumpur, way back in 2011 with the dream of bringing the Aussie brunch experience to our beloved home city.
In the decade since then, our passion for specialty coffee, good food and family-focused service has only grown, and our new home at Menara Mudajaya, Mutiara Damansara (just a stone’s throw from IPC and The Curve) has allowed us to make our dreams for a true community-based cafe that serves the needs to families, particularly parents and young children, in the context of 21st-century urban needs and ideals. Especially since the pandemic, we work, play, live, learn, and teach in the same space — and often a whole lot more. Serving these needs and being a relevant part of this community is what continues to inspire us in everything we do–bringing the best that we can offer to all who walk through our doors!
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4 weeks agoIMO, Food standard seems drop a lot compared to old days in Publika. But still packed on weekends with family with toddlers and youngsters and waiting line. Service is superb and atmosphere is lively. Ordered super awesome breakfast recommended and may always go to beef bro brisket slow cooked steak sandwich. But for similar price there is better choice for me.
Elvira
2 weeks agoOur favourite brunch spot! The biscoff tiramisu is the best and must try. Picollo latte with oat milk is really impressive, we always end up ordered two to three cups. All the food are nice as well! Wild mushroom soup is the must to order. Pet friendly for outside seating. Recommended and should try!
Jovan Matthew Tang
5 months agoFood was delicious. Service was good. Atmosphere is beautiful. Price per person I paid was averaged RM45. There's a kids play area which was good & clean as well, with a reading area for older kids. There is also a 1 occupancy nursing room upstairs. The only toilet is located inside the office building, not within this cafe. There's a dining time limit of 2 hours during peak hours. They don't take reservations during weekends and PH. Overall, we loved this place and will surely be back for more!
Ahmad Zafrullah Supian
2 months agoI have been a patron of this place since its early days at Publika, thus you may find my review probably a bit bias since I have been their faithful customer at its former location. Now that it has moved I took a trip to review the new place.Glad to say that the food is still at its highest level of quality. It’s also good to know that the old staff was there and that some still recognised me after so long. So that’s food and services review from me. I was there for brunch with my missus and recommend Brekkie to-go. It’s a nice blend of reasonably portioned and just enough to fulfil a brunch level hunger pang.The atmosphere is spacious and the kids play area is a plus but…parking is kind of a hassle and the seating arrangements are a bit crowded. That aside the overall ambience is suitable for brunch and tea time lovers in my opinion.But that’s me, have been loving their coffee, food and cakes since it’s early years. This is an awesome place if u want all of the above, albeit stressing over parking.
Sibyl Dougherty
4 months agoSurprised to find such a wonderful kid friendly Cafe in KL. Spent almost 2 hours there. Food was great quality and tasted great too. Price point is on the high side if you're a local, but I think it's worth it. Downside is that the kids area is upstairs, so if you have a pram or buggy you will need to carry it up yourself. The triple citrus iced tea was incredible- definitely recommend it, especially if you need that hit of vitamin C. Thoroughly enjoyed it.