From TTDI coffee shop to Bangsar.
I was a corporate lawyer for 11 years. Every Sunday, I'd cook for friends — big pots of rendang, mountains of nasi lemak — and the kitchen was the only place I felt like myself. In 2019, I left law and opened Bao Kitchen as a weekend pop-up in a TTDI coffee shop.
Three pop-ups, one pandemic, and countless late nights later, we opened our permanent Bangsar kitchen. The menu has changed but the deal hasn't: we take Malaysian flavours seriously, source locally, and never cut corners on the wok.

