There is a coffee house aka coffee bar in Malacca.

It's called Khaki Coffee Bar.
Serve only high grade coffee beans hand selected, and if you are lucky, you can see the roasting of bean live.
The place is quite small, but it's a relaxing place to chill out.

Been there for 3 or 4 times already.
They even sell the roasted beans (which they roasted themselves)

http://www.khakicoffeebar.com/
http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/Khaki-Coffee-Bar/

Location: Opposite Carry-on steamboat, or near to Pure Bar in Malacca

Price is reasonable, and you can talk to the owner. The shop is quite new and is setup especially for coffee enthusiast.

I'm Starbuck's supporter!!!

Never thought that my old thread has been revived until this extent.

Well, after these few years taking all sorts of caffeine drinks (mostly from office coffee machine / nescafe machine), I recently found my love in double or even double double espresso, pure black

Once in a while, I would mix some milk for smoother experience but pure black is still my favorite now.

Still do not have the chance to get into a decent coffee cafe for different experiences, but the one in Malacca sounds interesting.

starbucks is too diluted
gloria jean best

best deal is Dunkin Donut coffee.

they have "hidden" menu coffee to regulars..
you should try it

How about the price? Will try when I'm visiting Melaka.

May I recommend this place? It's new and recently I had a ristretto there and it's really nice. Although ambiance is not a perfect 10, they do make some special coffee.

http://eiling.blogspot.com/2010/09/ristret...t-kiara-kl.html
http://ristretto.com.my/

Had a wasabi espresso last Sunday, and the kick, (*imagine from 12am to 3am you're turning on the bed left and right )

Nevertheless, the kick of wasabi espresso is good enough to awake you (drank around 4/5pm, but kick last)

Their garlic bread is not bad either.

This post has been edited by xiaojie: May 19 2011, 06:35 PM

Guess what mixture in it

[WTA] if buy the coffee beans and make ourselves from CB, starb is it cheaper(easy)?. Taste just as good?

I think I saw an ads online saying Starbucks now has a breakfast combo.
A coffee and a sandwich of the day for RM6.50 or add on RM3 for a latte.
Anyone have info bout this?

OK nvm, did a google and found out its on 2009 APR. shud be expire d. >_>

This post has been edited by Vengeance_Mad: May 26 2011, 10:48 AM

i recently discover a new coffee house in empire, whisk..
their coffee is strong & the macaron is just wonderful..

Where do you think has the best coffee in KL? I'm talking about independent coffee places, please don't even mention Coffee Bean, Starbucks, Gloria Jean's here, cos they're crap chain coffee.

I personally love the Espresso Blend in Antipodean Bangsar, beans sourced in Indonesia and roasted on site in this cafe right smack in the middle of Telawi.

Any other worth noting coffee places to share?

This post has been edited by coachforless: Aug 26 2011, 12:09 PM

Personally I don't really fancy chain stores coffee. Although I might patronise them for the ambience and wifi but the coffee was never the reason. Being a local, I still prefers our 'Kopi-O kau'. The ones served in Pak Hailam in Low Yat is not bad. Also in Tanjung Malim, Yik Mun used to serve nice local brew but since they are near the R & R on PLUS, they are still OK with their dumplings.

Yes, typical china beng kopitiam serves good kopi.

I like those small stalls by Jalan Pasar. Used to drink it when i used to work part time for my dad there.

I like local kopitiam coffee as well but it's getting harder and harder to find in KL. Still a few good places in Ipoh though.

So far, I heard two places that serve good coffee; Ristretto (Mont Kiara) and Real and Wholesome (a.k.a. RAW) (Wisma Equity, Jalan Ampang). I personally have yet to try them.

So long as the espresso drinks come with Latte Art and the temperature of the steam milk is just right..
I can safely say its made with Love <3 and its worth a drink!

Go for the local stores first... chain is more like a last resort when you really have no idea and would like a safe generally accepted fallback.
Personally think Gloria Jeans is good.

How about kopi luwak ? Anyone has experience it ?