Traditional espresso maker is cheaper and better than capsules.

simple brew
http://www.trung-nguyen-online.com/coffee-...accessories.php

but simple is the best.

My viet coffee dripping set.



And french press set.

hey guys, anyone can tell me if i buy a nespresso machine from mass order online. would it be taxable when delivered?

Thanks.

I was in Singapore last month and so happen was in a client place and actually tried these Nespresso coffee and it was love at first taste, I'm a coffee lover and recently I got lazy and went into Dolce Gusto because of the quick and easy coffee, since then I have been searching around for Malaysia to buy this Machine and I stumbled upon a so called local distributor Muihua in Kepong, haven't contacted them yet, but would appreciate if anyone who had already deal with them, thinking of getting the machine and also the capsules, at least the machine first then I could order the capsules via online.

http://www.muihua.com.my/index.php?option=...&id=6&Itemid=60

I have Dolce Gusto and I've tried Nespresso Coffee before. The latter taste so much better. Keep us posted if you have more info for the machine, cheers!

What would you guys recommendation of a coffee maker with a budget of below RM900

Selling off my Aeropress. Anyone interested can pm me..

WTS Aeropress

selling off brand new Dolce Gusto GENIO - White Colour (n/p RM599) for only RM530.. Free 6 capsules in box.

Product brand new and still in box. Won in lucky draw. PM for more info. This item is the AUTOMATIC version, not to be confused with the cheaper model

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Any Others nice coffee can try beside coffee ritual?

Finally got my Nespresso Pixie. Love it!

Espresso machine in Kl are super expensive. I bought 2 espresso machine for home use for aud100 dollar. The termometer only aud5 but here around rm40 plus. Damn...

Hey Guys,

There are some sensible inputs here as well as some I won't agree with. As someone coming from "within," I know a thing or 2 about coffee machines. So, here are my 2 cents as per this discussion.

Regarding an affordable higher end, super auto DeLonghi coffee machine, I'd recommend the ESAM3300 Magnifica model. This is a good machine and will make you coffee, espresso, Cappuccino, and more. Reservoir capacity is 60oz. It is a grinder-brewer, grinding with a conical burr (a conical burr is about the best you can get; produces a better grind than a regular burr and way better than a blade that I won't recommend for espresso). Cup-size is adjustable, as well as the grind-level. Last time I checked, it was priced in the $500-600 range.

For simple drip coffee, I'm voting for Mr. Coffee's programmable 12 cup makers, especially the FTX41CP model, if it ain't too pricey for you at about $50 or so. I'm too tired to describe this machine here at length, but you can read a review and see a video of this coffee maker and the difference between it and other, lower-priced brewers of the same brand 12 cup coffee maker here.

There are other drippers too, and you can of course go for Keurig's single serve's, but then again, in my experience the Mr. Coffee performed well in comparison to some other brands, and Keurig's are way more expensive. If you ain't looking for the convenience of ready-measured and packed K-cups, the a.m. drip brewers will make very good coffee for a much lower price. Furthermore, for really good fresh coffee with its complex range of flavors preserved, you'll want to grind your own whole beans, an option that is not there for ready ground and packed coffee. If you have ever bought freshly roasted coffee beans from a local roaster you know what I mean; otherwise, you might have never experienced and appreciated the real rich flavors of coffee. Ready grounds can't come anywhere close to it, neither whole beans bought in supermarkets, unless relatively-freshly roasted.

Yes, you'll need a grinder for this too. Personally, I'm not a big fan of an all-in-one, and for low-end drips, you can even experiment with a cheap blade grinder for a start. As I stated before, a burr is much better, but for a start, especially if you're using drip coffee makers and ain't very particular, the basic blade grinder will do quite a satisfactory job. If you're looking for a very cheap one, you can but a Proctor Silex grinder, that can be found around for less than $15; it is enough capacity for at least half a 12-cup pot. If you want something of better quality and not too much more expensive, I'd go for the Krups 203-425 model. It does a good job, and you can find it currently online for less than $20 bucks.

Hope this helps, J

anyone know where to get Dolce Gusto Creativa in Malaysia? Seems like I couldn't find it till now ..

Can anyone tell me lever espresso machines is it worth the effort to restore and make coffee? Saw an old unit and its very impressive looking...

Hi, anyone selling 2nd hand Rancillio Sylvia espresso machine? I'm looking for one, or u guys know where can I source for 2nd hand espresso machine?

Thanks dude!

Hi... Did u get yr nespresso machine with them?

I was in HK and saw the Nespresso. Was totally blew out of my mind when compared to Dolce Gusto. Can safely say Nespresso targets more serious coffee drinkers while Dolce Gusto targest lighter coffee drinkers.

Wow! nice to see this.I hope this will taste same as a filter coffee.

Any Nespresso users here