Scoring an average of 4.7 out of 5 from over 450 reviewers, it is evident that The Black Cat Cafe enjoys considerable popularity and is highly regarded for its vegetarian offerings. I have been informed that the meatless dishes served here are notably palatable and closely resemble their meat counterparts. As I was intrigued to experience this for myself, i opted to drop by for a visit.


The color palette of the eatery is visually soothing. However, its decor is comprised of an eclectic assortment of items, including a variety of cat figures, paintings depicting Indian-themed women, travel motifs, and spiritual elements, among others. There does not appear to be a singular cohesive theme; rather, the decor presents a medley of items that collectively contribute positively to the overall ambiance of the cafe.
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Moringa Lime, RM 10.90 + Lemonade, RM 9.90

Rarely have I encountered a restaurant offering a selection of Moringa beverages. Moringa is renowned for its nutritional benefits, serving as a valuable source of vitamins, contributing to the maintenance of optimal heart health, and aiding in the regulation of blood sugar levels, among other advantages. While typically bitter in flavor, this establishment has successfully crafted a drink reminiscent of a blend between apple and celery juice. The acidity from the lime provided a pleasing complement to the other ingredients. Although I would normally request a ‘less sweet’ variant of a drink, the sugar syrup added in this instance was proportionate and enhanced the overall experience of the drink. It is indeed a delightful concoction.
The lemonade exhibited a thicker consistency than is typical; however, it proved to be quite refreshing. It was certainly not the customary method of simply squeezing a lemon, adding a piece of it to the drink, and serving it. This preparation was distinctly unique.
Satay Vegan, RM 15.90

I ordered this dish as an appetizer. At first glance, the price of RM 15.90 for five skewers of satay may seem somewhat excessive; however, the ‘vegetarian’ version has consistently been priced at double or even triple that of its meat counterpart. The flavors of the satay were exquisite, and I appreciated the subtle undertones of curry-like spices in every bite. However, if I am not mistaken, a mushroom base was utilized in this preparation, and I generally favor a soy-based satay due to my preference for its texture and superior ability to retain flavors. Nonetheless, the overall flavor of the satay was delightful.
Char Kuey Teow, RM 14.90

This dish was quite enjoyable. The flavors were good, and its presentation was appealing. I did not feel the absence of meat while consuming it; however, I must concede that a bullseye egg placed atop the noodles would have elevated the dish to a superior level. Lol.
Would I revisit The Black Cat Cafe? If I am in the area and favor a vegetarian meal, then yes, I will. I’ve heard good things about the Tandoori Paneer Pizza served here and I intent to try it next.
Address: B-00-11, Viva Residency, Jalan Suppiah Pillay, Off Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah, Kuala Lumpur.
Opening hours: Tuesdays to Sundays, 11am to 9.30pm.
Signing out now, Ciao.































