Bricks & Butter TGIF Lunch
Indian
- RM20 - RM50 per pax
Chiefeater Joyce Lee had a TGIF lunch at newly opened Bricks & Butter and found the food very yummy, with plans to return for more


Western, Pork-Free
Nestled just at the edge of the bustling neighbourhood of TTDI is Bliss Babe Cafe. This place is an enchanting urban oasis where patrons can savour a delightful mix of healthy, indulgent treats amidst lush greenery and serene waterfront views. Renowned for its signature collagen drinks and wholesome desserts, this café offers a tranquil escape from city life.

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The café’s menu boasts an extensive range of options typical of Klang Valley’s vibrant café scene, including all-day brunch favourites, Western dishes, cakes, pastries, and bingsu. The lush surroundings and nature-inspired setting elevate the dining experience, making it a go-to spot for both food lovers and those seeking a peaceful retreat.
We opted for the Supreme Brunch (served with a buttery croissant) and the Beef Brisket, Egg & Cheese Bagel for our main dishes, paired with a Flat White and their signature Collagen Pop Iced Coffee.
The drinks arrived first, and we were immediately impressed. The Flat White was smooth and well-balanced, while the Collagen Iced Coffee was a standout—an innovative take on boba tea, featuring delightful collagen “popping pearls” that burst with subtle flavour. It’s definitely a must-try for anyone looking to explore unique beverages.
Next came the mains. While both the brunch platter were well-prepared, they arrived slightly warm rather than hot, likely due to the distance from the kitchen to our table. Despite this, the flavours were satisfying, though nothing out of the ordinary.
Beef Brisket, Egg & Cheese Bagel (RM25)

Supreme Brunch with Croissant (RM32)

To round off the meal, we indulged in two desserts: a mini-cake and a refreshing bowl of bingsu. The cake struck the perfect balance—lightly sweet and thoroughly enjoyable. The bingsu, crafted from real fruits with no added sweeteners, was truly the highlight. Its natural flavours and icy texture make it an ideal treat on a hot day.


The service at Bliss Babe Cafe is exceptional. The staff are attentive, well-trained, and go above and beyond to ensure a pleasant experience. Dining outdoors? No problem! Portable stand fans are thoughtfully provided to keep guests cool as the day warms up, ensuring comfort without compromising the café’s picturesque setting.
Bliss Babe Café offers more than just food; it’s a serene escape where patrons can enjoy good food, refreshing drinks, and stunning natural views. While the mains are standard fare, the drinks and desserts shine, making it a must-visit spot for those seeking something unique in the heart of the city.
If you’re in the area, don’t miss the Collagen Pop Iced Coffee (RM17) and the bingsu—two standouts that perfectly encapsulate Bliss Babe Café’s creative, health-conscious vibe.
Business Hours
Tuesday to Sunday
11:00 am to 07:30 pm
Closed on Monday
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