Non Halal Cafes in Puchong

Explore cafes in Puchong that match this category, from quiet corners to social spaces.

PuchongNon Halal

Platter of Korean Fried Chicken, Umami Fries, and Deep Fried Calamari.

Close-up of crispy Korean Fried Chicken on a plate.

Plate of golden Umami Fries topped with savory seasoning and dip.

SMORES IOI RIO

4.7 (1k+)

Puchong

Opens 11am

Smores is a cozy, casual dining cafe in IOI Rio Puchong, striking a balance between relaxed and just-a-little-special that suits both family meals and weekend dates. The interior is warm, clean, and comfortable, with service that regulars single out repeatedly, from attentive waitstaff to a manager who walks guests through the menu. The clear signature is the English Roast Pork, praised for its tender, juicy meat and served across many visits, alongside a well-loved roasted chicken, rolled pork belly, wagyu burger, truffle pizza, and truffle carbonara pasta. A generous birthday perk defines the place: a complimentary English Roast Pork on your birthday with a minimum spend, which brings a steady stream of celebrations. Portions are solid, prices sit reasonable to mid-range, and multiple water options round out the table. With its comforting Western menu, friendly team, and celebratory atmosphere, it works well for families, groups, and couples marking an occasion without the formality of fine dining.

Nasi lemak plate featuring curry chicken, fried egg, cucumber, and peanuts.

Three dishes for Lunar New Year: creamy pasta, mala chicken, and calamari.

Ioi Puchong Jaya (LRT)

C'est La Vie Cafe

4.4 (300+)

Puchong

Opens 12pm

C'est La Vie Cafe (CLVC) is one of Puchong's best-loved pet-friendly cafes, where dogs roam freely indoors and even a beloved resident senior golden retriever helps welcome arriving guests. What repeatedly wins visitors over is how clean and odour-free the space stays despite all the four-legged patrons. The interior is spacious and fashionably cozy, with a sleek vintage design that photographs beautifully in the natural light. Open from around noon, it draws dog owners, families, and casual groups meeting over lunch, tea, or laid-back work sessions. The Western-Asian fusion menu leans homemade rather than fine-dining, with standouts like the miso kombu pasta, buttermilk pasta, salted egg pasta, pork burger, and crispy waffle fries. Save room for the Earl Grey cake, and try the signature 5PM drink or a well-brewed hojicha. Dogs get their own menu, including a woof burger, plus free water and thoughtful touches. Prices sit slightly higher, though most agree the food quality and relaxed atmosphere justify it.

Shakshuka served in a skillet, topped with an egg and ciabatta bread.

Smoked Duck Olio pasta with smoked duck, spinach, and cherry tomatoes.

Pusat Bandar Puchong (LRT)

Luckee Cafe Bar

4.7 (1k+)

Puchong

Opens 11am

Luckee Cafe Bar is a tucked-away bistro-cafe in Pusat Bandar Puchong, near the Lotus area, easy to walk past unless you already know it's there. The discreet shopfront hides a warm, stylishly designed interior, full of creative touches, that makes clever use of natural light for a calm, unhurried feel. Thoughtfully, the layout splits into two zones: a livelier area for groups and a quieter corner for solo me-time or intimate chats. Every guest is welcomed with a complimentary drink, a small touch that sets a relaxed tone from the start. The kitchen turns out generous, well-prepared dishes, from Alle Vongole and Thai basil pasta to a much-loved creamy baby spinach, rounded off with a smooth dirty latte or an ice cream waffle. Outdoor seating makes it a favourite for pet owners bringing their dogs along. With easy street parking nearby, it suits families, groups of friends, and couples seeking a relaxed, laid-back meal.