House favouriteGula Melaka Kopi Latte
RM 12Double-shot heritage kopi, steamed milk and a slow pour of Melaka palm sugar.
A little corner cafe where the toast is charcoal-grilled, the kaya is made in-house, and nobody minds if you stay for the third refill. Pull up a chair, lah.

A short list we are quietly proud of. Each one started as a staff experiment and stuck around because you kept ordering it.
House favouriteDouble-shot heritage kopi, steamed milk and a slow pour of Melaka palm sugar.
All-dayCharcoal-grilled bread, house pandan kaya, cold butter slabs and two soft-boiled eggs.
Weekend hitFlaky butter croissant folded with sambal, fried chicken, peanuts and a soft egg.
DessertA warm espresso shot poured over gula melaka gelato, pandan jelly and coconut cream.


In 2019, Kak Yang turned her late father's kopi recipe into a tiny three-table shop off Jalan Telawi. We still roast in small batches every week, still grind the kaya pandan by hand, and still know most of you by name. Some things you just do not rush.
7
years on Telawi
3
in-house bakers
1
very loud kopi machine
Swipe through the corners regulars fight over. Warm timber, soft light, plants that somehow survive us.
“I come here every Saturday to read. The gula melaka latte and that worn-in window seat feel like a hug. Easily my favourite corner in Bangsar.”
Aisyah Rahman
Regular since 2021
“Brought my parents for brunch and the kaya toast took my mum straight back to her kampung mornings. Staff remembered our order the next week. That is rare.”
Daniel Tan
Weekend brunch crowd
“Quiet enough to take calls, cosy enough to stay all afternoon. The cendol affogato is dangerously good. My laptop and I basically live here now.”
Priya Nair
Works remotely here
Weekends fill up fast, especially the window seats. Drop your details and we will hold a spot. Walk-ins always welcome too, lah.
Kitchen takes last orders 45 minutes before close.
