Jibby and co

Nice ambience with an energetic vibe. Came for lunch on Sunday. We had the vegetarian and seafood aglio olio — currently in a aglio olio phase!
The pasta was full of flavour and very tasty.
Would have rated this place higher if the service had been faster and more attentive — especially for the prices paid.

I have heard about this place for a long time before I actually decided to come. The ambiance is nice. Very cold which is a nice thing on a hot day. However, the food is not over the top nice, and the direct flow of air from the air conditioning makes the food go cold very fast. Their liberal use of barbecue sauce on everything I ordered made the food tasteless and bland. The burger is soo9oo small that I was left dissatisfied.

Big fan of the decoration and the pleasing interiors of the restaurant. It features a high ceiling with more seats upstairs, and many comfortable chairs and couches to boot. Perfect for a bigger party seeking to lounge out and have a pretty-​looking meal.
I had the «Baba Like That» which was your choice of eggs with potato and cornbeef, cherry tomato confit and sweet chili labneh with Turkish bread.
I enjoyed the dish, it was hearty and filling. I just wished it was less salty. As it was my first time there I’m not sure how consistent the corn beef is in terms of salt and flavor. But the salt easily built up after every mouthful and I found myself reaching for my glass of water and downing it really quickly and needing more after finishing my meal.
Service is slow, lack of attention from our waiter and at times I couldn’t flag anybody down for service.

So this place has an amazing interior, it’s hip and modern and feels quite upmarket. The food looks great, they definitely take pride in the appearance of everything here.
But the problem was taste-​wise it was not so great. I had a salad which was just really, really bland and my mocktail drink was also just really sweet and artificial tasting considering it was quite expensive I did expect better. I also found the service to be quite poor, none of the staff were smiling and seemed to be miserable.
Aesthetics aren’t everything and at the end of the day people go to a place for a good meal so I think that’s what this restaurant needs to put more focus in.

Went for breakfast earlier at Jibby&Co as I heard many good reviews about it. It’s located located outside Empire but you could park in the building and walk out to the restaurant. Went there at about 11am and we had to wait in line for about 10 minutes before we got a place upstairs. The restaurant is 2 floors; ground and first floor. It was pretty crowded and we were told that it would take about 25 minutes for us to get our food. Since we were not in a rush we decided that we were ok with waiting.
Our food arrive about 20 minutes later. We ordered Casanova eggs which were baked eggs in chili and sausage severed with bread, a big breakfast which consisted of hashbrown, bread, grilled tomatoes, eggs, mushrooms and chicken sausage. Initially there was beef in this dish but we requested it to be replaced by chicken sausage, Eggs Florentine which was eggs Benedict on sautéed mushroom and spinach on a bed of bread topped with hollandaise sauce, Chic breakie which was also eggs Benedict but with smoked salmon and hashbrown garnished with ikura, corn and flowers.
Overall, I feel that the food is relatively good. You can tell that the quality is there. Although service was kind of slow, I would come back here to check out the rest of the items :)

Jibby and Co. is a hipster-​ish place that was opened and is run by some young adults, very creative of them to come up with such an idea where the food and ambiance of the restaurant goes hand in hand.
When i dined here we had the caesar salad and a meatball pasta. The salad was very good but the pasta was below my expectations. The meatballs were kinda hard and crumbly, also didn’t taste very good.
The milkshake however was very yummy, thick and tasted just right. We also had a cheesecake for dessert and it was okay, i’ve had better cakes. The menu was impressive though and i would like to go back soon to try the rest of the items out.

If you pass by Empire Shopping Gallery during lunch or dinner time, there’s a high chance you’d see a long line of people waiting outside Jibby and Co which is located in a separate little glass building nearby the main entrance of Empire. If you intend to eat here, try to get here before 7:15PM for dinner or 12:15PM for lunch/​brunch because the crowds are crazy and you could be waiting for up to 45 minutes, especially during weekends. They do accept reservations but strictly for lunch on weekdays.
Most of the food here is nice but nothing to shout about, though they do have a few dishes that stand out. Once when I came here for brunch I ordered the Casablanca Eggs and they were pretty good and worth the price! The serving was big and could easily be shared by 2 people. Paradise breakie was tasteless despite there being oysters and mushrooms in it, however the turkish bread that came alongside it was baked perfectly and was crispy and soft at the same time.
I recently went back here to try the things that are on offer for dinner and I wasn’t very impressed. I ordered the Moroccan Lamb Shank Pizza to share with a friend. The pizza base was much too thin and the because there was too much gravy on top of it the base was slightly soggy. Also, though the serving of lamb shank and various vegetables that topped the pizza were generous, it all proved to be too much for the thin pizza base and everything basically kept falling off the base and just made a huge mess. The hummos was really good though! the serving was pretty big and if eaten by one person alone could be really filling. ¹⁰⁄₁₀ must try!
I ordered a Banoffee Pie milkshake thinking it would be banana and toffee, abanoffee pie traditionally is. But instead I was surprised when I tasted it that it tasted like banana and coffee. I personally dislike the taste of coffee but I rather enjoyed my milkshake! The coffee taste wasn’t strong and complimented the banana well.

Visited here with a couple of friends and the exterior and the interior of the place was absolutely gorgeous! This two storey café is surrounded by big windows where sunlight beams through it which makes the place look so alive and magical. Jibby and co offers both indoor and outdoor seating which is convenient for those who want to have a smoke.
The environment and setting of the place is very lovely but I don’t think the food is on par. Me and my friends thought the food was a little bit too pricey in relation to the taste. I ordered onion rings and the taste of the batter was so overwhelming that I couldn’t taste much of the onions. The only thing I liked which I ordered was a strawberry milkshake! I thought it had the right amount of milk in it and it tasted sweet and refreshing; just what I needed on such a hot day.
Service gets pretty slow during peak hours as they are trying to manage to get the busy crowds’ order in and out of the kitchen. I haven’t tried the cakes here, but heard it was pretty good. I’m eager to come back here to try them and see if what they are saying is true!

Eggs, eggs and more eggs. Whenever there are eggs in any type of food, there is a high chance that it will be my favourite food and Jibby & Co did it all correctly. Occupying a two-​storey space right outside Empire Subang Shopping Gallery, this stylish restaurant serves everything from breakfast sets, to cakes, pies and fresh coffees.
I can say that all of their cakes are delicious. They are not too sweet, freshly made and filled with flavours. It’s the perfect weekend chill-​out-​time dessert. Their café latte is a must-​try. I can never drink coffee without sugar but this cup of freshly grounded beans is so tasty that I can just drink it off like that. Halfway through I added some brown sugar because I was super exhausted.
The setting is phenomenal. Sit on the couch with pillows if the regular table is too uncomfortable (especially on lazy days).
I also found out that the name of the restaurant — Jibby — is the nickname of the co-​owner, Najib. He is also the executive chef of the Serai restaurant chain. This Sabah-​born co-​founder has also spent 10 years in Melbourne cooking up all these specialties for us.
Although the kitchen closes at 10.30pm every night, you can still sit and enjoy your coffee and cakes until midnight without anyone chasing you out of the door.

There was a period of time where almost every one I know Instagramed photos from Jibby and Co. So, I went and gave it try but sadly I did not manage to eat there because we are told to wait about one and a half hour until our turn: O After a few months when the hype pretty much died, I went there again for breakfast around 11 and it is also full house. Oh my. Thankfully, at that moment two customers left.
The interior of the place is no doubt decorated well and photo worthy. Even though it was packed with people, the atmosphere seemed to be quite mellow. I got to try Salmon Russian and I thought they were really generous on the smoked salmon. As for taste, it was all right. Egg Florentine (If im not wrong) is also another dish I got to try and the portion is so small! The price is definitely not worth paying for.
Overall, I was quite disappointed maybe because I expected too much.

For all the hype it has been receiving, Jibby & Co is definitely a beautiful and Instagram-​worthy restaurant. The interior is light and airy and the mismatched furniture lends a quirky air to it.
I had some difficulty getting my stroller up the stairs and into the restaurant as there isn’t a ramp or anything so I had to carry the stroller up the entrance (with the help of a friendly hostess).
That being said, the prices charged for the breakfast meals (which is when I ate there) are quite high especially since unlike many other places with breakfast menus they do not include a beverage in with your meal. So RM50 for the Big Breakfast and an Orange Juice seemed rather exorbitant. I also didn’t really like the fact that for the Fruit Juices they will charge you an extra RM2 if you order your drink with less ice or no ice.
Taste-​wise they were above average but price-​wise definitely too expensive.

First off, the place is jawdropping. Yes, it’s beautiful. No arguments there.
The food, however, was just ok for me. I went there about a month back, and honestly, nothing stood out for me. Nothing was particularly bad, just that the place didn’t leave me feeling like I had to come back.
The price tag was quite hefty, so maybe save this place for special occasions. Because the design and décor, remember? Worth a trip just for that.

The first time I came here, I noticed the place had nice lighting and prettily decorated. I had the shredded duck pasta which was okay but not great like all the reviews I’ve heard. I also remember having to wait extremely long for the food and drinks to arrived. And when it did, they messed up my friend’s order and it was quite disappointing.
So I gave this place another chance and came here with my bestie. We ordered the Moroccan lamb shank pizza, salted egg popcorn chicken and vocaramelo for dessert. The Moroccan lamb shank pizza was decent but we definitely expected more for the price we were gonna pay. The salted egg popcorn was the most pathetic looking dish I’ve ever seen. Honestly felt we were getting conned because the portions were so small. The vocaramelo was what really disappointed us. Not only did they forget about our order, but when it arrived the cake was so dry and the insides weren’t even molten. In addition to that, their «pistachio» ice cream was actually vanilla ice cream with minuscule pieces of pistachio pieces sprinkled over it.
Personally, after my bad experience here, I wouldn’t recommend anyone else to come here unless it’s for their pasta.

Subang is probably the frequent place that I always been. Everytime I heard the ‘Jibby’ name, all I can remember is someone at the highest authority. Well, Subang is popular for their abundance of good restaurants. There are too many places to serve good foods and one of them is Jibby & Co. Jibby is a nickname of their co-​founder, Mr Najib Abdul Rahman. Our Prime Minister is nothing to do with this restaurant.
I went there with my girlfriend who craved for Jibby & Co for quite some times. It’s not that hard to find the place since it just located just outside the Empire Subang. Though the restaurant is situated close to the street, the ambience inside the premise is so calm and peace. We sat on the second floor because she wants to enjoy the view of the restauraant from above. Based on what I saw, Jibby & Co could be the most stylish and ravishing restaurant in Subang.
I needed something strong at that time because it was 10 in the morning and I had to kick start my day with lots of energy. A cup of Macchiato and a plate of Big Breakfast was the best option. The portions of the breakfast is quite large considering the price that you have to pay is not that cheap. RM40 in total just for those 2 things on the table. My girlfriend went with The Hangover. Fries, eggs, bacons and sausages on a plate.
The foods are delicious and the environment is magnificent. Truly will be back here again someday but not oftenly. I have to consider the size of my wallet as well.

Best restaurant in Empire subang!
Jibby & Co is located in front of Empire shopping gallery, directly opposite starbucks to be exact. The restaurant has a stand alone building, something like a warehouse.
The interior of the establishment is decorated with a minimalistic approach, think lightbulbs and chords hanging from a high ceiling accompanied with wooden tables and chairs.
Jibby & Co is all-​day dining experience. Their menu has an extensive selection of food for brunch, lunch and dinner. They also have a wide selection of cakes and pastries.
I’ve only had the opportunity to dine here for dinner. I had the ribs! It was delicious.
The ambience here is really laid-​back and comfortable, ideal for dates ;)
I’d definitely recommend visiting at least once!

For hipster lovers!!! You sure wanna try this out. This café is extremely unique because of the ambiance and the design itself. It is locating at Subang Jaya Selangor which is at Empire Subang Gallery. Well lots of people didn’t know what’s truly meaning behind the name ‘Jibby’ is the nickname of this owner ‘Najib Abdul Rahman” who is also the executive of Serai restaurant.
The foods was superb, I’ve tried the (softshell crab burger). At first I was afraid that it could be fishy BUT wait!!! It’s extremely delicious and crunchy. One bite can change everything. The burger is served on the wooden chopping board with sweet potatoes and spicy mayonnaise.
Jibby and co have 2 floors, ground and upstairs. I prefer upstairs because you can see the great view and you can see what people eat. During the sunny day, you can see lights are coming through from the windows. It’s so chill to hang out with friends here. It’s definitely worth visiting.

I find this place totally over rated. Got lured here by the pictures of crazy queue in my newsfeed. When it first open, everyone I know was talking about it. Hence, of course I must not miss out and try them out myself too.
I must say, their food wasn’t as great their pictures shows. Thank goodness I went on a week night and doesn’t have to endure those crazy queue. This place is totally not worth the queue. For the price paid, I can totally have much nicer food. By the way, their staff are not very friendly and not attentive even though it’s not a busy day (week night).
To me it is those kind of fancy restaurant that you’ll only visit once or maybe twice on request of friends or family. Nice decoration though.

Jibby and Co is a halal restaurant. As a halal restaurant, they serve chicken bacon instead of pork bacon and change other types of non-​halal food to become halal. I really like the ambience of the place although it’s normally very packed with people. The price was rather expensive though. What I really liked was the salted egg yolk chicken popcorn. The casablanca eggs were also quite nice

When Jibby and co first opened, I decided to try it out to see if it was good. I was surprised to find out that it was halal, which made me want to try it out even more! I ordered the salted egg yolk chicken popcorn and the baked eggs for breakfast — they were delicious! Unfortunately, because of the amount of people going to Jibby and co, the service was slow, but it was worth the long wait.
The next time I came back there, I ordered the salmon pizza, which was insanely good, but I found a staple in there and complained to the waiter, so they gave me a discount off the pizza to make up for it.