Eden Café: Underrated Rooftop Café with the view of the KL Tower

Eden Café is nestled in the rooftop (8^th floor) of Lot 10 Bukit Bintang Kuala Lumpur and probably the most underrated café. Café has two parts, an indoor and an alfresco seating with the beautiful views of KL including the KL Tower. Wooden tables and chairs with some plant’s décor in the inside and some parasols in the outside which feels like you are in a tropical setting with the city view – A perfect juxtaposition!

The moment I reached the Rooftop. Memories flashbacked – The Rooftop area used to be my fitness playground back in the days of Celebrity Fitness Lot10. It’s a beautiful, serene rooftop in a busy Bukit Bintang. Eden Café did an amazing choice for a coffee spot! I was looking for a place to work from a café and Eden Café is such a great find!

I had Cheesecake (RM 12) and Latte (RM 6). I was blown away by the price and the taste of the Cheesecake and Coffee is pretty good! Never in the history of my Café Hopping in KL that I ever encountered such cheap price! Would you believe that the lowest price for the Hot Beverage is Babyccino which is RM 3? Considering the Café is situated in one of KL’s beautiful rooftops with the view of the iconic Menara Tower? All Teas such as Earl Grey, Rooibos, Mint Tea Green Tea, English Breakfast, Rosehips, Forest Fruit, Jasmine, Lemon Tea, Strawberry Tea, Chamomile tea you name it cost only about RM5! They also have mains on their menu from local to international cuisine like Nasi Lemak Bisa, Nasi Lemak Ayam, Spaghetti Carbonara, Spaghetti Bolognese, and many more between RM 4 – 16!

Eden Café is truly amazing. Spacious, simple, amazing deals on food and beverage, awesome place to hang out with friends and can beat any other Instagrammable cafés in Kuala Lumpur. It is possible to spend your weekend in a café with a stunning view without having to spend the big bucks! Lots of Instagrammable cafes nowadays are not easy on the wallets and with the audacity to charge high despite having an awful food. Luckily, Eden Café is not following that horrendous trend. The café probably is an affiliate with the Holy Trinity Bukit Bintang (HTTB) since they are using the same space and some books displayed were religious so I’m guessing they somehow related. I could be wrong here but nevertheless – Thanks Jesus!