Coffea Coffee

This coffee parlour become my favorite hang-​out spot, perfect place to lepak or update my blog due to the high speed wifi! In this holy month, members get to enjoy 20% off on all food items with every drinks purchased from 7pm onwards throughout the month of Ramadan! Great service & friendly baristas!

i’m not drinks coffee kaki so i order hot chocolate n i when to weekend are almost full house, relax …

i try madonna blend with cold flat white. it was sooo~ my type of coffee. actually i prefer high acidity and aromatic coffee ! that’s the one! good coffee!

As a Coffea Coffee member, you can say that I come this place a lot. Their membership here are not free, but you get to get a free smoothie while paying for the membership and you’d start getting discounts for your next transaction. So, for those who frequent Coffea, why not — right?
This branch in Bangsar is my second favourite branch of theirs, the first would be that in e@Curve! Just because I hang out in Bangsar a lot, and this branch has a cozy ambience — good for both catching up and to get some work done.
They play musics here usually, and they also have tvs showing some shows all the time. So, great place to chill and talk. Musics aren’t too loud here, so no worries of the endless boomings and you being unable to have a conversation properly.
Barista here are pretty friendly too — and they will give you suggestions of what to have here. They do have a lot of coffees of different origins and for a coffee person like me, I do appreciate what’s being offered here. Basically, they do have the two different house blends of Madonna and Maestro here — one is more citrusy and the other one is a full-​blow kick!
There’s not really something that I don’t like about the place, if you’d ask me to say something regardless, it’d be the difficulty to get a parking in this neighbourhood. But it’s all worth it, aye?

I was contemplating between Starbucks and Coffee Coffee.
Sunday afternoon chilling out comfy ambience, soft tracks and friendly crew. The strong brew coffee definitely impressive. Had the Flat White Coffee lingering aroma has me returning here.

Coffea Coffee provides exquisite beverage service for guests, very warm people and cozy environment. We ordered cappuccino and orange chocolate latte. They are exceptionally good, definitely recommended for those who enjoy orange flavoured chocolate!

This has got the be the very first Coffea Coffee outlet that I have visited, this cozy little café is situated along jalan Telawi Bangsar the same row with Antipodean, Yeast, La Bodega and so on. Coffea Coffee is also one of the very first korean coffee bars that were established in Malaysia. Finally we get to have more choices of places for coffee instead of the usual Starbucks or Coffee Beans outlet.
I am truly impressed with Coffea Coffee as they have 2 unique house blend beans which is Madonna and Maestro, I prefer their Maestro more as it is much richer and strong in taste. Another thing that I liked about this café is that it has a very hipster feel to it, probably due to their awesome furnishings. Other than that, this is a an awesome place to hang out with friends, if only there’s more available parking at this area. Therefore as a solution, it is better to park at Bangsar Village and walk over here which is just a stone throw away. I will definitely visit this café again.

I would not review on any specific outlet on Coffea Coffee, as I am quite a regular customer at Coffea Coffee. This is my go to shop when I need a caffeine fix as there are quite a number of outlets around in Kuala Lumpur. I am a coffee drinker and I love to explore for various coffee around KL and Coffea Coffee is one of my favourite coffee house to go to. I will get my usual cup of hot mocha.
When u order coffee here, you are given an option to choose between 2 different type of coffee beans the Madonna or the Maestro. I usually opt for the Maestro as the barista recommends it tastes better with Mocha.
One of my unusually favorite drink will be the Avocado Mocha, based with Mocha topped with Ice Cream. Blissful and guilty, but it is one of my favorite drink. They have a variety of breads, cakes and pastries as well.

If you want real coffee around Bangsar, this is where you should go.
They have a variety of blends from different parts of the world such as Ethiopia, Brazil and Yemen. The price is a bit high when compared to other places in the area, but the quality is definitely worth it. They have free wifi and seating options inside and out. Their menu includes a few salty treats and sweets as well.
The staff is really friendly, and they will greet you enthusiastically, which I find a bit too much.

Located in the prime areas of Telawi Street, you are spoilt for choices as all the coffee joints are either opposite or next to each other. It’s a wonder how much Malaysians has learn to love coffee to sustain all these cafes.
My friends and I were strolling around the streets of Telawi after dinner looking for a place to sit and chill. We quickly decided to stay away from all the over crowded dessert places and we spotted this brightly lit café that is quiet and inviting.
Like most coffee joints, this too has got a quite monotone interior design feel to it. You don’t see splashes colors except for the paintings and everything else is black, white or grey. It’s great that they don’t cramp the place with too many tables and chairs. Instead they have cozy settings with coffee tables or proper table settings for you to eat and drink.
We ordered a variety of coffee and find them all to be great and I developed this extra liking towards their chocolate orange latte. The tint of orange taste after every sip is just delightful.

After dinner at Wondermama, we head over to Coffea Coffee to hangout and enjoy the rest of the night with my best friends. There are many reasons for loving this coffee joint, as the service is fast and their staff is very friendly. Interestingly, their free flow of plain water taste good. I know it’s just water and it’s tasteless, but they don’t taste pipe-​ish. Unlike a few coffee joints that I’ve visited where their free flow of drinks taste weird.
Okay, back to coffee and desserts. We had the ice latte macchiato. I loved it very much due to the rich aroma and the taste. It’s not so sweet and it’s not so bitter. Besides coffee, we had black forest cheesecake. Cheese lovers out there, you guys must try out this cake as the cake is rich with cheese! Truth to be told, it’s very filling; especially after you just finished a meal. All in all, great experience and it’s a great place for a chit-​chat with your love ones and friends.

The environment at Coffea Coffee is pretty relaxing and seems like one of the cafes in bangsar that loads of people like to go to during the weekends. My friends and I were there pretty often at some point and it was just a great place to catch up and a lot of the time I ended up bumping into other people I lost touch with.
Whenever I go there, I always end up having the peanut butter latte. I introduced it to one of my friend’s and she became just as unhealthily attached to this particular beverage. The scones here are also nice and freshly made.

When I arrived in KL, 6 month ago, one of the first coffee places where I went was this bar, which from outside looks simple & normal. But when I entered inside, I was very surprised by so many things.
One of them was the staff. They said «WELCOME» to me very load, like I was a celebrity or someone very important, being extremely happy that I was there.
Second, when I wanted to order, I noticed that they have a huge variety of coffee beans from different countries, having their own roasting and blending style. With the help of the bartender, I ordered a «Double Mocha» Coffee which was simply perfect. The perfect combination between coffee and chocolate.
But, of course that the surprises don’t stop here; they have amazing & delicious pastries & cakes. Everything for a great price.
So, if you are a coffee lover and you wanna taste the best coffee in KL, Coffea&Coffee is the place.

«Let’s meet at Coffea Coffee.» My friends would often suggest whenever we need a place to meet up.
Though I’m not a fan of coffee, I find the café’s selection of drinks interesting as they offer healthy fruit smoothies and peanut butter or green tea lattes. The place has a very relaxed vibe which makes it ideal for meeting up with friends though it can get a little over-​crowded and noisy sometimes especially on weekends. The wifi’s speed is fast enough to work on and there are ample socket power points available. The staff are also very friendly as they usually greet me with a hello and smile. Their coffee is usually quite strong for me as I’m not a coffee person but this will suit people who need the extra kick to stay awake.
Cookies, cakes and quiche make up the menu here and its worth giving it a shot as I was quite taken by how fresh and delicious the food was. Surprisingly, the quiche was easily one of the best I’ve tried in KL as its crust wasn’t too hard and had just the right amount of flakiness. Parking might be a little difficult as it’s located at Jalan Telawi 2 Bangsar so I’ll usually just park inside Bangsar Village II and walk across to the café.

The best coffee in Kuala Lumpur! You can pick a strong or light version of the Korean coffee. The staff is very friendly and professional. On my second visit they remembered what I ordered the last time. Once my order was taking a while to come, they have brought me extra treats for free. They have brilliant gluten free almond cookies and sweet cakes, but you can’t have proper lunch or dinner there. The only warm meal served is quiche.
The café is very cozy and it’s a perfect place to work. They have well working wifi, however sometimes it gets a little noisy in a café.
You can sit outside or inside, if you prefer to sit inside with a big group there’s soft seating which is often reserved, so I would recommend to call in advance and reserve your table. The interior is hipster style and it’s always clean. Perfect place to hang out with friends!