Fancy Breakfast Club is among the prettier places to brunch in KL with its plant-decorated interior. You can custom make a brunch board by selecting five items from the extensive list which includes mashed avocado, hash browns, eggs and yoghurt etc. It gets busy on the weekends so it’s advisable to book ahead.

This place gets everything right: flawless fat whites, bright interiors and a killer waffle menu. Its sun-drenched interior is the perfect place to enjoy a lazy brunch on a Sunday morning. Whilst their brunch menu has all kinds of savoury options, I would highly recommend their waffles which come in a variety of flavours to please every palette.

VCR caters to everyone's brunch desires. The crowd-pleasing menu offers everything from a full English breakfast to a Scandinavian breakfast to Turkish eggs. Their signature dish is the French toast which is served with raspberry compote, espresso ice cream and drizzled with mocha sauce.

Forever on the hunt for smoothie bowls, you can imagine my excitement when I found them at Rubberduck. Choose between the sunshine bowl, berry bowl or avocado bowl. Each of them is topped with roasted coconut flakes, dragon fruit and granola. The menu is also bursting with all kinds of healthy options and attracts an expat crowd.

Nestled in the heart of Chinatown, Merchant’s Lane has earned a big name for itself and is always buzzing with locals and expats alike. It’s like stepping back in time to bygone Chinatown with peeling walls, mismatched tables and a plant-strewn courtyard. The menu is extensive with Western and Asian options.

More lunch than brunch, but I had to include this place as it is hands down the best Asian food I’ve eaten in Asia. All of dishes (and I’ve tried quite a few now) are fresh, aromatic and flavourful with an interesting twist. The simple but incredibly well executed Biang Biang noodles blew my mind, made with homemade fat noodles, chili oil, toasted peanuts and fresh herbs. It’s wide selection of interesting salads will please veggies who can choose among courgette and cumin salad, curried cauliflower or mango rojak.

This speciality coffee shop has also extended its menu to cater for brunch lovers. Available all week and weekend, you’ll find brunch staples such as the chili crab roll, croque monsieur and avocado open sandwich. But the dish that everyone's talking about is the all-day sharing breakfast which consists of eggs, sausages, beans, tomato ragout and hash browns.

This fashionable restaurant puts on a fancy brunch which caters to a young and trendy crowd. The brunch menu offers a selection of sharing platters, salads and sandwiches. Favourites include their crispy fish tacos, superfood salads and truffle fries which are things of beauty.