Null Cafe @ Bukit Raja, Klang

on February 13, 2022

[Hidden Minimalist Cafe @ Klang!]

Hi guys, Looking for the next Instagram-worthy cafe to visit in Klang Valley or something new in Klang? Let me introduce you to Null Cafe a hidden cafe tucked away in the heart of Bukit Raja, Klang which recently just launched a soft launch. Their interior design for both, upper and lower floors gives off modern contemporary vibes because of their muted color palette and minimalist furniture. With enticing corners to explore, plus sunshine streaming in from the skylight, the cafe offers a cozy retreat from Klang’s crowds and clamor. Null Cafe served Western fusion & Italian cuisine with a touch of Asian flavors and they mainly focus on using fresh and quality ingredients in dishes. Not sure what to order? I highly recommend trying the Null-si Lemak, Kimchi Risotto, Spicy Octopus, Alle Vongole, Chicken A la Brasa and there's always room for dessert. As for the cakes, you must try the Lemon Poppy Seed and Popstar Salted Caramel Chocolate accompaniment with an aromatic hot latte or tea. What are you waiting for? Head down to Null Cafe with friends and family to enjoy a delightful meal together in Klang!

9.7/10 Stars.

Price: Reasonable for the portion and main ingredients used

Services: Friendly & Helpful

Environment: minimalist, Comfy & Cozy

Food Type: Western fusion & Italian food

Location : 4C/K UO2, No. 2, Jln Astaka, Bukit Raja, 41050 Klang, Selangor

Business Hours: 10 am - 7 pm, Tuesday-Sunday, Closed on Monday

Phone: 012-989 8032

Interior & Exterior Photos

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Null-si Lemak RM 28.00

Japanese rice coated with coconut and steamed served with spicy Ebi paste accompaniment tempura baby prawn and Chicken Karaage lightly season and fried still crispy golden brown.

Kimchi Risotto RM 36.00

Combination of the iconic Italian rice dish with the wonderful and distinctive flavor of the South Korean fermented kimchi and julienne Daikon to create a truly amazing dish, topped off with 63 degrees kampung. What are 63 degrees kampung? 63 Degree Kampung ( Free Range) Eggs served on a bed of Aussie baby spinach resting on risotto or a Sourdough Toast.

Spicy Octopus RM 42.00

Spaghetti cooked with Squid ink, spicy shrimp sambal, and endame served with a fresh Octopus tentacle. Overall it has an amazing flavor. Squid ink pasta has a rich, briny flavor with the faint hint of sea saltiness and spiciness from the spicy shrimp sambal, which makes it absolutely perfect for pairing with seafood.

Alle Vongole RM 35.00

Spaghetti alle vongole, Italian for "spaghetti with clams", is a dish that is very popular throughout Italy, especially in Campania. The Alle Vongole at Null Cafe is served with Japanese calms and white wine.

Chicken A la Brasa RM 36.00

Grilled juicy chicken thigh coated with spicy Brasa, Guacamole (Guacamoleis an avocado-based dip, spread, or salad first developed in Mexico) placed on a Brioche bun served with Avacado Cilantro dressing and tostones. Tostones are twice-fried plantain slices commonly found in Latin American cuisine and Caribbean cuisine.

Dessert