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At Wild Honey, it was love at first bite. I was determined to revisit to re-experience the BEST hippie breakfast I’ve had.

A few things have changed since my first visit. Reservations are essential to secure your preferred dining hours. The newly renovated outlet at Mandarin Gallery sees a bigger space, allowing waiters to come take your order at your table (previously you have to order and pay at the counter).

I am pretty sure that the prices went up a buck or two, as all things must.

If I’m going to spend RM60 on breakfast, I’m going to stick to tried-and-true orders!

The European was as delectable as I’d remembered. Two eggs (they delivered on the perfect part), sauteed mushrooms, Italian prosciutto, Hollandaise sauce and fluffy brioche.

It sounds simple, classic. But each component was done so well in its own right, that they come together in a gastronomically-pleasing meal. No, it’s not something that you can re-create at home, unless you do every single item right!

Nothing in Kuala Lumpur has this. Nothing in Kuala Lumpur beats this.

I could marry a European. With sausage.

The description for the Belgian sounded tempting: light and fluffy waffles bound with coconut cream, grilled mango, blueberries and toasted coconut flakes.

Boy, did they deliver! Amazing combination of sweets, each ingredient complementing the other. This will also be on my ‘must order’ list next time.

Side note: I’d never really liked processed coconut, found most of them to be too fake. But I was really taken by Wild Honey’s use of coconut products – the cream and toasty flakes didn’t seem too ‘manufactured’, if you get what I mean?

The Belgian. I love you.