9 Cafés In Klang Valley You Should Visit For Your ‘Moreh’ Session This Ramadan

By Aqasha Nalani • 17 Mar 2025 in Features

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After completing your tarawih prayers, there’s nothing better than winding down with friends and family over good food and great conversations.

Traditionally, moreh gatherings involve sharing kuih, snacks, or leftovers from iftar at home or in the mosque.

But this Ramadan, Gen Zs and millennials are putting a modern spin on the ritual—swapping traditional treats for lattes, matcha, and tiramisu at cosy cafés that stay open late into the night.

If you’re looking to jump on this trend, here are some must-visit cafés in the Klang Valley that make the perfect post-tarawih hangout spots this Ramadan:

1. Pucks Coffee

A favourite among the younger crowd, Pucks Coffee has built a solid reputation as the go-to lepak spot, known for its inviting atmosphere and strong sense of community.

This Ramadan, the café is extending its hours from 12 p.m. to 2 a.m., making it the perfect late-night retreat for post-tarawih catch-ups.

Adding to the excitement, Pucks Coffee is rolling out exclusive weekly collaborations with other beloved cafés like Monét and YYY KL. Expect limited-time speciality menus that bring fresh, exciting flavours to the table—giving you even more reason to drop by.

The café also took the top spot for the Best Café category in last year’s ‘JUICE: Best Of’ roundup—proving that it truly is a must-visit eatery in the Klang Valley!

Location:

Back Portion, 180, Jalan Tun H S Lee,

Kuala Lumpur City Centre, 50000, Kuala Lumpur,

Operating Hours:

12 p.m. – 2 a.m. (Wednesday – Monday)

Follow them here to stay updated.

2. Minutes Coffee

(source: Provided to JUICE via Minutes Coffee)

Nestled in the ever-trendy café hub of Wangsa Melawati, Minutes Coffee is one of the latest additions to the scene.

Though modest in size, the café makes up for it with a well-curated selection of quality beverages, from strawberry matcha lattes and hot chocolate to refreshing hojicha lattes.

According to the owner, Minutes Coffee’s unique feature is its rotating selection of coffee beans, which changes every two weeks. This offers regulars an ever-evolving coffee experience!

Their dessert menu is just as tempting, featuring tiramisu cake, cookies, and a must-try: banana pancakes, ideal for a post-tarawih indulgence.

The café also often introduces special seasonal menus like pizzas, making Minutes Coffee the perfect spot to satisfy both sweet and savoury cravings in a cosy setting.

Location:

7, Jalan Wangsa Murni 4,

Wangsa Melawati, 53300, Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours:

9 p.m. – 4 a.m. (Daily)

Follow them here for the latest updates.

3. Hetam+

With its sleek black walls, carefully placed plants, and thoughtfully selected colourful furniture, Hetam+ has quickly become a hotspot in Petaling Jaya, drawing in visitors with its effortlessly stylish ambiance.

Unlike some cafés that extend their hours just for Ramadan, Hetam+ caters to night owls all year round, making it a reliable go-to for late-night coffee runs.

If you’re looking for a cosy spot to enjoy a strong, flavourful brew during your moreh session, now’s the perfect time to check it out—especially if you plan to keep up your late-night café visits even after the holy month.

Location:

Level G-A01-01, Menara Mustapha Kamal, Pj Trade Centre,

Jalan PJU 8/8A, Bandar Damansara Perdana,

47820, Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Operating Hours:

8 a.m. – 1 a.m. (Monday – Friday)
2 p.m. – 2 a.m. (Saturday & Sunday)

Follow Hetam+ here for more updates.

4. Betterdays Slow Coffee Bar

Designed as Bangsar’s own “backyard coffee bar,” Betterdays Slow Coffee Bar offers a tranquil escape from the fast-paced rhythm of the Klang Valley.

This cosy spot invites you to linger over unhurried conversations with friends, surrounded by an atmosphere that feels effortlessly charming and intimate.

As night falls, the café transforms with soft, ambient lighting, setting the perfect mood for a soothing late-night coffee experience.

Location:

58, Lrg Maarof, Bangsar,

59000, Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours:

9.30 p.m. – 1.30 a.m. (Daily)

Follow them here to stay updated.

5. Liten Coffee

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Just a short 10-minute drive from KLCC, Liten Coffee may be one of the newer spots in town, having opened its doors in October last year.

However, it already had a strong fan base long before that, thanks to its high-quality coffee beans and bottled cold brews, which had already won over caffeine lovers since 2021.

For those who enjoy making their coffee at home, Liten Coffee continues to offer its signature beans at its café. So, after wrapping up your moreh session, you can grab a pack and bring the café experience to your own kitchen.

Location:

29A, Jalan Wickham, Taman U Thant,

55000 Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours:

9 p.m. – 1 a.m. (Daily)

Follow Liten Coffee here to stay updated.

6. Sesuatu Coffee

Another new contender to the café scene, Sesuatu Coffee first opened its doors to Kota Damansara locals in November last year.

With a striking red-and-white colour scheme, the space exudes a lively yet refined atmosphere—ideal for the vibrant energy of the younger crowd while still maintaining a sleek, minimalist aesthetic.

If you’re planning to visit Sesuatu Coffee on the weekends, be sure to grab a plate of their key lime pie!

Location:

43, Jalan Cecawi 6/33, Bu 2,

Kota Damansara, 47810 Petaling Jaya, Selangor

Operating Hours:

8.30 p.m. – 2 a.m. (Daily)

Follow Sesuatu Coffee on Instagram for the latest update.

7. Whatever Works Coffee

A beloved staple in the Klang Valley coffee scene, Whatever Works Coffee has earned its reputation as one of the top cafés in the area.

Known for its communal spirit, the café boasts a nostalgic charm with terrazzo flooring, vintage window grilles, and a welcoming atmosphere. Its prime location near LRT Damai makes it easily accessible, drawing in both regulars and curious newcomers.

Beyond great coffee and delicious pastries, the space frequently hosts kitchen takeovers by other eateries and special weekly events—so keeping an eye on their social media is a must. Above all, it offers a cosy, kampung-esque vibe that makes every visit feel like home.

Location:

28, Jalan Datuk Keramat, Kampung Datuk Keramat,

54000, Kuala Lumpur

Operating Hours:

7 p.m. – 3 a.m. (Daily)

Follow Whatever Works Coffee on Instagram here.

8. flying solo

If you’re on the hunt for pastries that taste just like they came straight from a home kitchen, flying solo is a must-visit.

From flaky pain au chocolat and buttery croissants to tangy raspberry cheesecake danishes, their selection of baked goods will satisfy your late-night cravings before bed.

Pair your favourite pastry with one of their signature brews, like a comforting hojicha latte, and settle in for a warm conversation with friends. With its cosy ambiance and delicious treats, flying solo is the perfect spot to complete your moreh run.

Location:

6A, Jalan H 3, Taman Melawati,

53100, Kuala Lumpur,

Operating Hours:

9 p.m. – 2 a.m. (Tuesday – Sunday)

Follow them here for more updates.

9. Crib Coffee

Although Crib Coffee only opened its doors in Wangsa Maju early last month, it’s already making a name for itself as a go-to café for the community.

To accommodate the Ramadan crowd, the café has extended its operating hours until late, making it an ideal spot for a meaningful hangout.

Their signature drinks include indulgent chocolate beverages layered with rich hazelnut spread or tangy cherry purée—offering a balance of deep, decadent flavours with a hint of playful sweetness. Be sure to try one for a delightful treat!