DR.Inc

I love the concept of this place – half café, half art space. The coffee is delicious and the food is ok, but what I love about this place are their pop up markets! Every Sunday they usually have a pop up food market with local vendors selling things like nasi Kerabu, couscous, biriyani and even sangria! Weekend evenings they usually have a pop up gin bar.

I tried their latte, which was ordinary — not so much my kind of coffee, but it’s okay. My friend ordered the key lime tart and finished it in an instance without even offering to let me try — I guess it’s that good.
A very hipster café that’s in the back alley of the busy Bangsar Road — it’s actually walkable distance from the Bangsar LRT Station as well. I patronized this place on a quiet Saturday afternoon and the place wasn’t too crowded.
They have a lot of artsy stuff here, and they conduct some art workshops here as well — they always have their whole month’s activities listed in their café’s bulletin.
Definitely would come back to check out more desserts here, and would love to try their black coffee here as well.

Thought I would give this place another try but yet, I’m so disappointed again. They fill up their tables with things to sell, it’s like a store but also serve coffee to make some money too. They sell like home décor things and there’s like no comfy tables and chairs for u to sit. There’s one huge table but it’s filled with ants crawling all over.
I gave them another chance with the iced latte but it failed so miserably. Nothing appeals me here and their choices of hot food doesn’t look good. I ordered the pesto scrabbled egg, it was just normal.

Instead of the busy street of Jalan Telawi, Dr. Inc is located a pretty quite place in Bangsar. If you drive or walk along Jalan Kemuja, you’ll spot a little peaceful heaven next to a workshop, and there you’ll find Dr.Inc.
Dr.Inc offers some interesting coffee such as Presso Bomb (Espresso shot + Soda Water) or Fat Americano (Espresso Shot + Coke). It might sound weird but the Presso Bomb is my personal favourite. The slight sweet frizzy soda balanced out the strong espresso. Apart from coffee, they offer some light bites that were inspired by the owner’s travelling experiences. The Green Egg and Broodje Belanda was not to be missed.
On top of these, you can purchase handmade/​handprinted stuff from Dr.Inc. The price might be on the high side (a handbag cost about RM1++/RM2++), but all the items were fully handprinted and they only have super limited unit.
Apart from food and coffee, Dr. Inc conduct workshop such as drawing or printing workshop. You can drop by the shop or go to their Facebook for more information.

Not your typical café hangout place. I truly appreciate the concept and the thought that went into the birth of this café that is Dr. Inc. It’s artsy fartsy but without being pretentious. Every nook & corner is thoughtfully decorated with items that are on sale and carefully curated from all around Asia. There are bracelets, self designed stationaries like envelopes and books and etc.
Instead of your typical café seats, they have nostalgic furnitures that will bring you down the memory lane. Love the quaintness of this place! The beauty of Dr Inc is also completed by an enthusiastic but charming barista, he is so friendly and he would take the time to recommend you coffee that would suit your taste. Their coffee menu is pretty unique, you ought to sample different ones with your friends to have a taste of everything. Even their presentation is Instagram worthy, i kid you not. If coffee is not your worth, juices are also available!
Recently, they also opened up the second floor for more arts & crafts and workshop but i have yet to check it out. More reasons to go back, Dr Inc, shares the same row as Straits & Fierce curry house.

This place is über cute and photogenic. However to be honest, I have yet to find my perfect item in the menu, since unfortunately I am not too fond of their iced mocha… :(
The café is located near the Menara UOA building, therefore it has the luxury of sleepy office people visiting day-​in and day-​out. It is nicely set up in an outdoor environment that’s breezy and aesthetically pleasing, but again it is not my favourite place to sit and do my work.
They sell really really artistic merchandises too such as notebooks, postcards, canvas bags, and more. However, the price of these goods are pretty costly too. If you are really passionate and you collect all these artsy pieces, you might want to check this place.
I still visit the café sometimes just because the environment is really pleasing and the people are friendly, but I am still hunting for the best item in their menu. Any suggestions? :)))

I love Dr. Inc! It might be a little bit hidden, but once you found it, it is like finding a gem :) If you walk further from the famous fierce curry house nearby menara UOA, you would find this place, it is just 4 – 5 shops beside fierce.
What I love about this place is that, the ambience is really chill, and there are not too many people here, and the way this place is decorated is just beautiful. There are patterned wall, old chair, wooden coffee table, a lot of old gems that brings back the old memories (like the old type eraser, pencil, notebook, ink, and so on). Plus going deeper inside, they have more chairs for you to sit on, and it is surrounded by plants that makes you feel like you are in very greenery area.
I love their coffee as well. They don’t have food as far as I remember, but their iced mocha is so good! You wouldn’t go wrong here and definitely will come here often for coffee time!

Amongst all the coffee cafes, Drinc has been making quite a scene with their unique café set up and coffee offerings. Situated in the old neighbourhood of Bangsar along the same row as Fierce Curry House and Straits Food Company, Drinc occupies an old shoplot that gives it an old world charm. With a shady terrace under a big tree that’s great for hang outs or even just chilling, Drinc is already inviting especially on a windy afternoon.
The café is known for its Fat Americano but I wasn’t there for its coffee. Drinc actually shares the space with Nala that sells silk screens and homeware such as cushions or specially sourced knick knacks like cups from Austria. I was actually keen on checking out Nala designs as they are inspired by peranakan culture and are great as gifts to friends. The furniture inside the shop are all refurbished and there are more seats on the second storey of the double storey shoplot. Unfortunately, the place can be quite hot during the afternoon as there is no air conditioning. The owner who is a young guy in his 20s was really friendly and offered to show me around some of Nala’s designs explaining the concept behind each item. Though I did not eat there, I would be back for their desserts as service is good and its away from the chaos of the city.

Looking for a decent place to have a cuppa? you should really drop by to Dr. Inc and have a try if you think you finish trying all the coffee in town? oh hell no… we are not even there, trust me, DR. Inc is a place that decorate with refurbish furniture, they reuse the chairs and tables, repaint them and make it look new all over again.
awesome place to gather with friends to have a coffee and although they look so like those super fancy coffee stall but this place will bright your day up with quality coffee and the design of the coffee shop itself can make you feel chill.
their signature at the coffee shop is Che Guevara, it is a cuban inflected concoction of two shots of espressos over ice with a lemon wedge and a bits of sugar. And can you imagine Coke and Americano can be an item together? I bet no right, but DR. lnc has this Fat Americano which is coke and a shots of americano that gives you shots of high! not those drug high but it taste pretty unusual when you first taste it.

Dr. Inc is one of the most exciting cafés to emerge lately. Yes, people are spoilt for choice when it comes to coffee in Bangsar but Dr. Inc is different in that the team are really adventurous when it comes to creating coffee beverages.
Have you ever had coffee with soda? At Dr. Inc, they mix ice cream soda with a shot of espresso and the result is super delicious. They also do iced espressos with lemon and sugar. It’s definitely not for those who like their coffee the conventional way.
Aesthetically, Dr. Inc is one of the prettiest cafés in KL. Their space is shared with Nala that sells knick-​knacks in their signature geometrical prints. The furniture and décor are all a bit surreal, and sometimes I have to remind myself that I’m in Bangsar. The trees that sprout in the middle of the alfresco area are a nice touch. The only downside is, it gets a bit warm when you go in the middle of the day.

Another addition to the booming wave of coffee cafes, Dr. Inc is definitely a star in its own right. Located in a rather hidden spot opposite the housing areas in Bangsar, you may miss it at first so look out for their painted glass panels at the entrance.
The place itself has an relaxed vibe to it with its long wooden tables and benches as well as a breezy al fresco area. What I really enjoyed about this place are their innovative twists on coffee as seen in their Fat Americano which is a combination of espresso and Coke?! Not what you’d usually expect but it sure is a nice surprise. Prices here are reasonable and they also serve a selected range of food such as their Nasi Lemak wrapped in little handprinted paper. Dr. Inc also displays selected items from Nala Designs and furniture from Studio Bikin that are all for sale.

The coffee culture is booming and drawing crowds from all around the Klang Valley. One of Bangsar’s newest joints, DR. Inc has seen a swift rise in the KL coffee scene with house specialties such as the Fat Americano which is an espresso shot mixed in with coke and the Presso Bomb, a combination of espresso and ice cream soda. Coffee traditionalists may be more reluctant to throw caution to the wind but somehow, these seemingly odd blends, somehow work and offers some much needed innovation to an already stacked industry. Take note though, at the moment the café closes at 7pm and is still relatively limited in terms of seating.