Industrial Crumbs & Cult Bagels, ScrappyDough’s Sungai Besi Surprise

#kualalumpurguide Hidden within a repurposed warehouse in Sungai Besi, ScrappyDough is KL’s latest sourdough sensation equal parts quirky and cultish. With no signage and only two bright orange cones marking its entrance, the café leans into its scrappy identity. The vibe is unapologetically raw, peeling paint, steel staircases, and bagels dangling from balcony railings. But the bread speaks louder than the walls. Their sourdough bagels are chewy, tangy, and inventive think kam heong chicken or tom yam cream cheese, marrying Asian flavors with classic bakes. The menu also features focaccia and other sourdough delights, all baked fresh and served in a space that feels like a thrifted outfit unpolished but full of character. Seating is entirely outdoors, but sheltered, making it a cozy spot for weekend brunches or casual hangs. ScrappyDough doesn’t just serve food it serves a mood, one that’s quietly redefining KL’s cafe scene with grit, flavor, and a dash of rebellion.