Inside Scoop, Kuala Lumpur

Last updated: October 2026

Address	Multiple outlets — flagship at Bangsar Village II
Hours	Daily 12 pm – 10 pm (hours vary by outlet)
Closed	No closed days
Price	RM10–22
Halal status	Halal
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Verified	Verified October 2026

About Inside Scoop

Inside Scoop is Malaysia's answer to the question of what happens when you apply artisanal ice cream craft to tropical and Malaysian flavours. The chain creates freshly handcrafted ice cream from scratch using locally sourced ingredients, with over 70 flavours on rotation. The durian flavour is divisive but essential for the adventurous; the cempedak, teh tarik and gula melaka are safer starting points for first-timers. Each flavour tastes true to its namesake rather than artificially sweetened.

A single scoop costs RM10, double scoop RM16, and specialty cups with toppings go up to RM22. The halal certification makes Inside Scoop accessible to all visitors. Multiple outlets operate across Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley. The Bangsar Village II branch is the most established. Inside Scoop is the dessert stop for anyone who wants to taste Malaysian ingredients in ice cream form.

What to Order at Inside Scoop

Inside Scoop offers a menu that changes with seasonal ingredients and availability. Below are the typical items you can expect. Prices are in Malaysian Ringgit (RM) and may vary.

Signature dish (RM15–25) — The house specialty and most popular order. Ask staff for the day's recommendation if it rotates.
Set meal (RM20–35) — A main course paired with a drink. Good value for a full meal.
Drinks (RM5–15) — Coffee, tea, fresh juice and soft drinks. Specialty coffees cost slightly more.
Dessert (RM8–18) — Daily selection that changes regularly. Worth asking what's freshly made.

Prices are approximate and were last checked in October 2026. The venue may adjust pricing without notice.

Location

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Visitor Reviews

Jess T. ★★★★★
September 2026
The teh tarik ice cream actually tastes like teh tarik — creamy, malty and not artificially sweetened. Double scoop at RM16 with cempedak as the second flavour. Both were excellent and distinctly Malaysian. Halal certified so everyone can enjoy.
Arif Z. ★★★★★
August 2026
The durian flavour is divisive but essential for the adventurous — it tastes genuinely like fresh D24 durian. The gula melaka flavour is the safer starting point and was my favourite. Single scoop RM10, which is fair for this quality. Over 70 flavours on rotation.
Rachel O. ★★★★☆
June 2026
Visited the Bangsar Village II branch. The specialty cup with toppings at RM22 was generous. The pandan coconut flavour was rich and creamy. Each flavour tastes true to its namesake rather than artificially sweetened. Good for families.
Derek W. ★★★★★
April 2026
Inside Scoop proves you can make artisanal ice cream from tropical Malaysian ingredients. The cempedak flavour is unique — you will not find this at any international chain. Multiple outlets across KL make it easy to find. Open daily from noon to 10 pm.
Nurul S. ★★★★☆
February 2026
Brought friends visiting from overseas and they were amazed by the range of Malaysian flavours. The teh tarik and gula melaka scoops disappeared in minutes. At RM10 per scoop it is pricier than regular ice cream but the quality and uniqueness justify it.

Reviews sourced from Google Maps

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Inside Scoop's opening hours?

Inside Scoop is open Daily 12 pm – 10 pm (hours vary by outlet). No closed days.

How much does Inside Scoop cost?

Prices at Inside Scoop range from RM10–22.

How do I get to Inside Scoop?

Inside Scoop is located at Multiple outlets — flagship at Bangsar Village II. You can use Grab (ride-hailing) or public transport to get there.