Play Klang C³afe

This is hostel is really well located: only few minutes away from the KTM station, really easy to reach from Kuala Lumpur. They welcomed me really nicely, with a map of the city and everything I needed to know about it: from the places to eat the traditional Bak Kut Teh to the historical spots to visit. If you travel alone, like me, this hostel is perfect because the staff always organize group activities. Shared kitchen, towel rental, nice and powerful shower, aircon and fans everywhere, hairdryer provided, comfy bed with light and plug, self-service breakfast from 8 am to 10 am. Also, on the 2nd floor, there's a big co-working space with very good WiFi, in case you need to work or plan your trip.

Really great experience here! The food is nice, the place is comfortable and I had a wonderful time. They provide lots of local maps and useful travel tips. I will definitely come back next time when I visit Kuala Lumpur and Klang.

This is an interesting and creative concept, with a menu that revolves around bak kut teh-infused flavours, giving the café a unique local Klang identity. While the idea is refreshing, the food itself was fairly average and did not particularly stand out in terms of quality or taste. The café feels more like a community and cultural space rather than a place focused on dining. The atmosphere is cozy, artsy and relaxed...making it suitable for casual meet ups or small gatherings.

We just stopped here for coffee this morning and got a tour of the place which was kind of a tour of Klang. Super great hospitality and learned a lot about both the shop and the region. Such artistry and entrepreneurship here. And the iced latte was really good too.

This is a review for the restaurant, not the hostel. The bak kut teh ice cream is certainly.. unique. Definitely not for everyone. In the end I prefer my dessert to be sweet than savoury. Not much food choices here, so recommend to eat your lunch before coming here.