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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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Jovan Matthew Tang
a month 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!
Sibyl Dougherty
in the last weekSurprised 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.
Sarah Kamaruddin
in the last weekYou may park outside at the roadside or at the basement (RM3).The place is really nice and suitable for kids, I recommend if you have kids and wanna hangout with your friends to come here.The place was full house, but we only waited for 10 mins. If you want to sit upstairs please come early as you cannot reserve a spot. If there's a queue, you can only dine in for 2 hours.Food was good, price is standard cafe price.
VV Chm
a month agoI had an incredible experience here. The staff were exceptionally friendly and helpful, making us feel welcomed from the moment we walked in. A special thank you for singing birthday songs to us—it made the celebration even more memorable. The table arrangement was perfect and added to our comfort. Highly recommend this place for both the great service and the wonderful atmosphere!
Vasanthra Jureas
2 weeks agoI saw this place online and was here on a public holiday Monday with my pet dog. They are pet friendly however eating with pets are only allowed outdoors (at a patio). There were total of 4 tables that can seat 4-6 people/ table. I had to wait about 30-40 minutes to get a seat (on a public holiday and the place was crowded). The wait was comfortable as the provided chairs to sit and hang out. I would suggest to the management to increase the number of tables on the patio by maybe taking away the big party tables and introducing 4 seater smaller tables. This way the waiting line can be managed better for people who bring pets. I felt so bad seated at a table of 4-6 when it was just me and my partner with our dog. The food looked so good but tasted average. Coffee was also fair. The total bill for 2 mains and 2 drinks came up to RM 100+. It is a cute cafe but for the price point and food quality i think it’s expensive. I might return back on a weekday when it’s a little quieter so I can actually enjoy the atmosphere as opposed to feeling guilty so many people are waiting for the table.