Halal Afternoon Tea at The RuMa, Kuala Lumpur
We had an afternoon tea at the RuMa the other day. It’s RM118++ per pax and food is decent.
If you're a fan of trying halal afternoon tea with a Malaysian twist, The RuMa's offering is a must-visit. The menu creatively blends classic high tea elements with local flavors, such as the Wagyu beef rendang cigars and pandan roll cake with coconut and gula melaka, which really stand out. One of my favorite parts was the scones, served both plain and with raisins, accompanied by house-made kaya and orange marmalade that brought a real homemade touch. The variety of sweets, from durian cheesecake to the coffee tart featuring kopi mousse, offers a rich and indulgent experience that complements the savory bites perfectly. Plus, the artisan chocolate praline with local flavors like sweet laksa and cendol adds a playful finish to the meal. Prices are quite reasonable for the quality and creativity of the dishes, set at RM118++ per person or RM228 for two, making it a great experience either solo or as a shared outing. It's also worth noting that all food is halal-certified, so it’s perfect for Muslim diners looking for an afternoon tea that respects their dietary needs without compromising on taste or presentation. For those curious about the beverages, the rum raspberry tea and the classic teh tarik batik cake are highlights not to be missed. The RuMa sets itself apart by combining a traditional tea experience with local Malaysian ingredients and authentic halal preparation, making each visit feel special. I would definitely recommend booking ahead as it’s a popular spot among locals and tourists alike looking for unique halal dining experiences in Kuala Lumpur.
