Best Big Breakfasts in PJ

If you're looking for a porkilicious feast, Milligram Cafe is definite the place to be. Their signature Kilogram Brekkie, which consists of a deliciously thick and juicy pork sausage, two strips of bacon, sauteed mushrooms, breaded mash potato, salad, chutney, toasts with poached eggs and finally, a side of oranges. Which may sound odd but it's a great starter. Each element within the dish is not only beautifully seasoned, but cooked perfectly as well. In any case, it will be the heartiest plate of big breakfast you can find around the area.

Departure Lounge is possibly one of the only cafe that serves its big breakfast with butter, jam and honey on the sides. Classic. Besides that, there are various selections of toasts, muffins, fish fingers, sautéed mushrooms, grilled tomatoes, bacon and scrambled eggs as well. Talk about value for money! In terms of flavours, everything was well seasoned and delicious without overpowering one another. Accompany the platter with a freshly brewed coffee by the side, a combination that you can't put down. On a side note, it can be shared by two small eaters. 

One of the most well-presented and colourful plating within the list. Delicious, creamy, fluffy and well seasoned scrambled eggs served with a chicken chorizo, roasted potatoes, sauteed mushrooms, chicken ham, halved tomatoes, baked beans and a side of toast. It is indeed hearty and fulfilling, with each and every element seasoned to perfection, alongside the play of multiple textures from the softness of the eggs to the chewiness of the sausages and its adjacent beauties. And yes, coffees are widely regarded too. Certainly, a good spot to bring over your batch for a full-fledged brekkie. 

Fifth Palate isn't the easiest cafe to find. But when you do, it's probably worth the effort. Although it does not look like much, the construction and result of the big breakfast is very much commendable. Everything is done perfectly, including the time ratio and seasoning. The simplicity of the cherry tomatoes, scrambled eggs (slightly wet), rye bread, baby portobello mushrooms, bacon and tater tots truly are beautiful. Generous in portion and flavourful is each bite. What's even better is the additional homemade chutney that is not only sour, but works great as an appetiser as well.

The big breakfast at Garage 51 has certainly took leaps and bounds to get to where it is today. Known with a catchy name - Awesome Garage Breakfast 2.0, it is served with poached egg, beef salami, jumbo sausage, zucchini fritters, enokitake mushroom, avocado smash and sourdough bread with fresh strawberries and peanut butter. From the list of ingredients itself, you'll know it's not your average big breakfast, truly value for both money and taste. And what better joy than starting your day in one of the hippest places in town. Worthwhile. 

Strangers at 47 has quite the reputation as the all-things-crepe joint. With their array of sweet and savoury crepes, dining here is quite an experience. One of the ultimate best sellers is their big breakfast, BBC. After some slight changes from the previous version, it is now served better and bigger than ever. Of course, being a crepe specialist, they had to include it on their plating of, sunny side up or scrambled, egg, spinach, mushrooms, chicken chorizo, chicken ham and hash browns. The vegetables are sautéed with butter, the hash browns are a shredded delight compared to the usual mash, and the crepe is nicely fluffy.

Zao - Breakfast Anytime has recently gained massive popularity among the Chinese community, and it's easy to see why it did aside from being showcased by two social media influencers. It is a minimalist, but modern establishment with a counter outside to order a cup of artisan coffee or maybe a sandwich on your way to school or work. But Zao's biggest strength comes from their big breakfast dishes, all of it includes essentials like eggs, mushrooms, bacon, spinach, and if you give a little extra, a large slab of ham or pork chops to make it a filling meal.

The all-day big breakfast at Coffee Sprex screams generosity. With two slices of toast, two fried eggs, a large slice of luncheon, a number of streaks of bacon, a chicken bratwurst and their cereal of the day, there is enough to around on the plate. The first thing to note about this plate is the fact that the egg immediately oozes with the creamy yolk, which sets the tone for the rest of this dish. The bread is toasted well that it is crispy, pleasant to eat, and works as a great binder for the rest of the ingredients on the plate. The one thing that cannot be left out of this plate is how well the bacon is cooked. It is very crispy, while still being very aromatic, flavourful and juicy that it helps elevate the dish. In short, this plate of big breakfast from Coffee Sprex hits all the right notes, and then some.

Jam & Kaya Cafe is actually a house-made-cafe. Located in PJ palms centre, the place is incredibly cosy and bright, but what makes this cafe really worth visiting is their food and coffee. The big breakfast for one, is served quite generously with sauteed button mushrooms, luscious scrambled eggs, hash brown, ham, sausage, toasts and salad. Not only are they seasoned to perfection, they're plated beautifully and definitely is worth sharing on social media. They do have another breakfast rendition too, known as "Jam & Kaya Kampung Breakfast", which would be just right for small eaters. 

Happen to be in the mood for some big breakfast? Breakfast or brunch, The XL Breakfast here at Closer Kitchen & Espresso Bar definitely does live up to its name – in other words, a large portion. Served in a skillet are sautéed mushrooms, fresh cherry tomatoes, smoked duck, bratwurst chicken sausage, mashed potatoes and two eggs of your choice – namely sunny side up, scrambled or omelette. Lastly, the cranberry toast with butter and their homemade Provencale sauce does indeed add on to the experience. To top off your meal, well, looking at the name of the eatery, there's really no leaving without a cuppa.

J&D Espresso is located in a pretty weird place, the back road between Tropicana and Damansara Ara. Having said that, the cafe itself is pretty huge that once you've passed by, you'll definitely see it. It has been a great place for business people to hold meetings and discussion, and the food is simple yet delicious - a good pair. As for the big breakfast, you can expect a good deal of flavour from the combination of sausage, bacon, cherry tomatoes, sauteed mushrooms, your choice of eggs, toasts, hash browns and baked beans. 

Artisan Roast is famed for having one of the best coffees around town. To pair that with, you've got to have an equivalent standard for your breakfast dishes, which they do. Their big breakfast comes with the standard selection; your choice of eggs, toasts, beef bacon, sausage, wedges, baked beans and sauteed mushroom. It may not have been the prettiest, but it certainly does deliver in terms of flavour. It's simple and straight-forwarded, and it pairs well with their good selection of coffees. If you miraculously have some space left in your stomach, cakes are the best bet to fill those lacunae. 

Roast Factor Glee is one of those places that has an odd array of dishes, most of which do not tally with one another. Having said that, their bread has been praised for having a great texture. Unfortunately, the big breakfast set has only a few strips of those awesome toasts. The remaining are the pretty common; sausage, half-boiled eggs, bacon, cheese, housemade muesli and well, a pineapple. Don't ask why it's there, all you have to know that somehow, it just works. The pineapple helps cut through all that richness that is found in pork, and envelopes the dishes as a whole. Delicious!

Mr & Ms has been quite popular among fellow Instagramers and avid bloggers for its beautiful interior design. With ample natural light shining through the tall-glass window, taking photos with your phone can never be easier. Apart from its interior, Mr & Ms café does serve a variety of breakfast menu as well – which of course includes the Meaty Big Breakfast. Generously served with two sunny side-up/poached eggs on wholemeal toast, herbed chicken sausage, slices of turkey ham and beef bacon, sautéed mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, hash browns and baked beans – all of which are neatly arranged. Taste-wise, it was quite heavy due to the amount of food on the plate but at least it was priced affordably.

Eggs. Check. Sauteed spinach and mushrooms. Check. Grilled Tomato. Check. Ham. Check. This is everything a big breakfast has according to every other cafe has on their big breakfasts. But how about a huge chunk of meatloaf on your plate of big breakfast, courtesy of Ziffy Cafe? Going against the traditional principles of a big breakfast, Ziffy Cafe puts a minor, but unique twist to their own take of the classic Australian big breakfast dish with a big, meaty slab of beef meatloaf with gravy!