Classroom Cafe

If you’re a fan of board games you must have heard of or at least visited this place. It’s located in damansara uptown and mind you. The traffic here is just horrendous during weekdays working hours.
The only time I would go is during the night or weekends. But I’m not a big fan of this place. Not because it sucks but it’s just not as comfortable for me as compared to the other shops and my friends have since then bought lots of board games and we don’t have to go to boardgame places to pay anymore.
They are superbly famous for their Magic The Gathering card game though. So if you’re a big fan of that, this place needs no introduction for you.

With the current generation and access to the World Wide Web, I wouldn’t be surprise there are thousands of hobbies and interests out there. Some of these hobbies you could consider niche like trading card games, card board games and miniature figure board games. Today, I would like to share with you guys a store which caters to almost all of the mentioned above. Located at Uptown Damansara, Classroom Café is where you can find your daily doses of card games.

Some of the card games, which the shop sells, include Magic the Gathering (MTG) and Force of Will (FoW). Just recently, Classroom had an event at e@curve, hosting Pro Tour Qualifier Magic the Gathering tournament. The event took place a day after Valentines Day. In addition, Classroom also has accessories to pimp your cards and make your game play more enjoyable. Some of the accessories include, card sleeves, dices, play mats and many more.

Indeed the shop has many sorts of product line; however, getting a parking during broad daylight is really a hassle. There are many offices around which means most of the people who works there park around the same area. In other words, when you guys manage to find a parking, God bless you cause it took me an hour before I managed to set foot into the store before!

I am an avid fan of Magic: the Gathering trading card game. In fact, I play it almost every single day and one of the few places in Malaysia (or KL) for that matter that really gives that fun and homely experience to you is Classroom Café.
Located in Uptown, Damansara, the Classroom Café is where you will usually find me when you need me. It is not much of a café, however; it is the mere representation of it, and it provides nothing of the sort of things you see in a usual café. There are many board games to choose from, and the shop assistants are more than happy to introduce the games to you.
The main attraction though, would be the trading card games it offer, mainly Magic: the Gathering and Force of Will. The ambience of the shop and the friendliness of the workers really create a rich and lush environment, akin to a real classroom in a school.
Eric, the owner of the store itself, is particularly friendly, and is more than happy to help you with your nerdy needs. No one dedicates more to the MTG industry in Malaysia more than Eric himself, and you will find yourself loving the shop, along with the wide array of cards, as soon as you step into it yourself.