Reviewers praise the milk tea and egg puffs, but recent visits to the Jaya One weekend kiosk revealed 40-minute waits and cold reheated food. Limited review depth makes firm assessment difficult.
Based on limited recent reviews, so treat this as low-confidence.
Recent shift: The most recent review (5 months ago) reports poor wait times and reheated food at Jaya One, suggesting quality dips at busy weekend kiosks.
Strong specialty coffee focus with a loyal local following. Signature drinks like Salted Coffee Iced draw praise for balance and flavour; staff earn consistent mention for approachability. Limited review volume offers only a snapshot.
Reviewers consistently praise the in-house roasted specialty coffee, which is smooth and well-balanced even in milky formats, and the pastries stand out for their texture and execution. The cosy space suits quiet meetings and cakes are moist and inventive; brunch items like croffles, croissants, and pastas are generous and flavourful, though street parking is tight and one recent visit reported a hygiene incident. The business operates its own barista school and roastery, which backs the quality of every cup. Service feels attentive when present in reviews. Pricing sits below Puchong's specialty coffee average: flat whites at RM10, croffles around RM18, and main brunch items at RM19-22. Weekend crowds may test the cramped car situation nearby.
Most visits deliver cheap, tasty specialty coffee and warm service, especially when staff like the taller Malay member step in. Seating is plentiful and app ordering works smoothly. However, cleanliness lapses (overflowing bins, wet tables) and repeated failure to honour ice or portion notes frustrate careful customers, revealing inconsistent staff training across this outlet.
Last updated 2026-07-04