Breakfast in TTDI at Tarik Bistro
By Tarik Bistro ·
Tarik Bistro opens daily from 06:30 at 18G, Lorong Datuk Sulaiman 1, Taman Tun Dr Ismail, 60000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Breakfast runs until 12:00, with roti bakar and roti canai on the menu. It is an everyday stop for people living or working around TTDI, and for a meal after a morning at Bukit Kiara. There is street parking, and the bistro has high chairs, a kids menu and outdoor seating. Check individual prices with the team, then use our official map pin to find the right lot.
Start with the breakfast card
Roti bakar is toasted bread with butter and kaya. Roti canai is the flaky roti on our breakfast menu. Choose whichever suits your morning, and ask the team about the drinks available that day. You can read the breakfast section before leaving home; it is a text menu, so there is no file to download or account to create.
Breakfast ends at 12:00. If you are arranging to meet someone near that time, call ahead to check what is still available. A kitchen can be open for the rest of the day while its breakfast service has finished. Our full opening hours are 06:30–22:00, giving you other meal options if your morning runs late.
Before work or after the park
An early opening can be useful when your day begins before the shops around you. For people working in TTDI, breakfast can be a separate stop before the commute. If you have a meeting to reach, let the team know your timing and ask what is practical to order. We cannot promise a particular preparation time through the website.
If you are coming from Bukit Kiara, plan the meal around your own route and the breakfast cutoff. There is no need to treat a morning walk as an organised group outing. Equally, if several people are joining you, a short message with the expected headcount helps us discuss a suitable table. Our after-Bukit-Kiara guide covers the same visit from the park side of the plan.
Arriving on the lorong
Our address is 18G, Lorong Datuk Sulaiman 1 in Taman Tun Dr Ismail. Look for the lot number as well as the restaurant name. Other restaurants use “Tarik” in their names, and Mee Tarik Jalan Sultan is a separate business. Choosing the official pin on our visit page is more useful than searching for the word Tarik alone.
Plenty of street parking. Availability at a particular moment is not a reservation, so leave yourself time to find a space and walk to the restaurant. If somebody is dropping you off or you are using a ride service, share the full address with the driver. At-Taqwa Mosque and the Lorong Datuk Sulaiman dining strip provide useful neighbourhood context.
Bringing the family
We have high chairs and a kids menu, as well as wheelchair-friendly access and a toilet. Tell us about a high chair or a particular seating need when you enquire. Outdoor seating is also available, subject to what is free when you arrive. For a larger family breakfast, send the date, time and number of people rather than assuming that a single table can accommodate everyone.
A typical meal for two is RM40–60, with no service charge. That is a general restaurant range, not a breakfast bundle or a price for either roti dish. Check current individual prices with the team. When you are ready, see the menu and plan your visit.
