Flint Café & Roastery

Tried their avo eggs toast, so delicious with the nice touch of pomegranate salad on the side. My friend tried the signature/ best seller fish and chips but it was a wee bit dry, average taste. But the main star is definitely their grilled cheese toast with tomato soup, their tiramisu cake and their coffee!!! My goodness, their focassia breads are all so crunchy and yummy, with the right amount of kick that makes me wanna eat it again. Their latte (add caramel) is top notch too, a bit light but great for a little wake up boost of caffeine. Overall, it is very specious space with beautiful deco, good air-conditioning and a good place for chilling too! Love it here 😍😍😍

Went there for brunch and was impressed by the extensive menu, which offers a great selection of both local and Western dishes. The service was prompt and attentive, although it seemed they could benefit from having a few more staff members during busy periods. The food was excellent, with every dish well-prepared and full of flavor. Overall, it’s a great place to dine, whether you’re looking for a casual meal or a relaxing brunch experience. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

We had lunch here and overall it’s a nice cafe, though the prices are on the atas side. Here’s what we ordered and our thoughts: 1. Lobster Roll (RM58) This was my first time trying a lobster roll and I really enjoyed it. Not sure how it compares to others but for a first try, it was definitely delicious and something I’d come back for. 2. Baked Chicken Chop with Cranberry Sauce (RM35) The chicken was tender and juicy. The cranberry sauce reminded me a lot of Ikea’s meatball sauce. As a self-proclaimed mashed potato connoisseur, I’ve had better. This one was slightly under seasoned. Other than that, everything else on the plate, including the bread and salad was perfect. 3. Flint’s Tiramisu Supreme (RM24) A decent tiramisu. The ladyfingers were on the firmer side, not very soft and mushy type and the coffee flavour wasn’t very strong. Still okay for me.

Flint - More like "Flunk"! Absolutely shocking experience tonight. Arrived promptly at 9 PM for dinner, as their operating hours (clearly stated at the entrance as 8 AM - 10 PM) suggested we had plenty of time. We even seated ourselves, only to be told by a Malay waitress that the kitchen was already closed! What kind of establishment closes its kitchen a full hour before its advertised closing time? This isn't just inconvenient, it's false advertising and incredibly rude. Don't bother displaying operating hours if you're not going to honor them. It's a waste of everyone's time and incredibly unprofessional. If you can't honor your stated hours, change them, or at the very least, put a clear sign out front saying the kitchen is closed. Don't believe me? Check your CCTV. Avoid Flint unless you enjoy being confused, disappointed, and leaving hungry. Absolute joke.

Ordered the Nasi Goreng Pedas A*wah and Penang Char Kuey Teow for dinner. The nasi goreng was super aromatic & flavourful, surprised got petai inside. Portion was generous too! The char kuey teow was good. Drinks— we ordered the Aussie Iced Latte and Strawberry Matcha. The latte had a strong coffee kick and rich aroma at first, but once you mix it with the vanilla ice cream, it turns sweet, creamy, and a bit less of coffee taste.. As for the Strawberry Matcha, the strawberry flavor feels light at first sip, but after a good stir, it blends nicely with the matcha for a refreshing combo. Price is a bit on the higher side, but food, drinks and vibes make it worth it :)