OJO Coffee

This coffee shop has a pretty interesting concept considering the fact that OJO means eye in Spanish. Their mission is to be an eye opener to coffee lovers because they offer all sorts of coffee’s with beans from Indonesia and around the Asian region. They strive to be the Joe of the town!
When I was there I tried their flower tea, which was absolutely superb for me since I’m a tea person. Their signature Latte is the Earl grey Chocolate Mint drink. I’ve yet to try that one too since I am a big fan of chocolate and mint so that combo is just awesome. The price range is all about RM11 and below. I remembered paying that amount for my hot tea. Some people say it’s a rip off but they were super kind to let me refill my tea with hot water so I’m cool with that.
They also had lots of cakes and pastry options for you to choose from. The baristas were extremely friendly which makes it a better place for everyone to go to.

New coffee shop in town. Another one.
Ojo opened just two months ago and its already attracting quite a crowd. The location is quite chic, with white colour and wood combinations. It is very spacious, with an inside and outdoor space. The interior is spiced up with nice wooden round tables that look like a spinning wheel.
The coffee offer is between cold blends and signature lattes. Prices are a bit steep for a just a coffee but that is just my non-​coffee drinker opinion.
The shop offers some sandwiches and deserts too so if you are close by pay them a visit. The interior will definitely capture you and perhaps you get to try a Bubble gum expresso.

This café is a great new addition to the already vibrant Jalan Telawi area. With a simple but elegant design, their ambience is really cool and pleasant.
They have a diverse of find menu with different options of food, coffee, tea and others.
I’ve been there last week and I had a nice experience aside from the fact that their staff seemed unprepared and I believe that is due to the fact that they have just started operating.
Although the service was a bit slow the waiters were really nice and friendly. Overall a really nice experience and I recommend stopping by.

Ojo Coffee just opened its doors in Feb this year (2015), barely a few months old however they seem to be doing really well!
Only a few metres from La/​Pa, it is easy to spot this café with its wood-​filled interior and cake display right at the entrance of the shop. Stepping into the café you will notice that everything is wood — wooden walls, coffe counter, floorboards and even shelves. The combination of white and wood gives Ojo a very cosy and contemporary edge, with a touch of homeliness. The floor space is wide and the café is spacious and brightly lit. There is also an outdoor seating area, perfect for not-​so-​hot days to chill with friends.
I had their signature latte which was just the right amount of milk and smelled and tasted very aromatic. The beans they use are freshly roasted too. Oh and did I mention they sell a whole range of coffee beans and merchandise? And if you’re hungry, they don’t offer any menu however you can grab a bite with their range of sandwiches, cake slices and brownies on display.
This café definitely has potential to expand even further, in my opinion. Service is excellent and interior design makes it a fanstastic place to hang out and chill with friends or even on your own. Being very new, they will need to expand their menu to cater to the growing crowd in the very near future. Other than that, I highly recommend Ojo Coffee!

Newly opened. Popped by recently. Love their creative ideas of new version espressos. Tried the bubblegum espresso :) Pink foam was on top of the coffee. Smells really sweet and bubble-​gummish when it was served. ;) Ordered the peanut butter chocolate cake. Bit too sweet for me and couldn’t finish the cake. Nice interior design though. Basic and clean cut. The only thing is the tables. Not enough to cater for big groups/​gathering.
Overall experience: ⁴⁄₅ (Waiters were bit lost while serving customers for the drinks)
Price Rating: ⁴⁄₅ (For good coffee and cakes)

This is a new café which was open in Telawi area recently. Therefore, I decided to check the place because from outside it looks promising.
I found out from the staff that the name of the café is pronounced ‘Oh Joe’ and not OJO. The menu is full with varieties of coffees and teas and I couldn’t believe when I saw in the menu that they have Horchata. This is a traditional drink in the Latin countries, in specially in Spain. Therefore I decided to order this drinks to see if how it tastes here. For those who don’t know, it consists of rice, sesame seeds, almonds, and barley. The taste is similar with the original drinks, but this one is more smooth. The drink is not overly sweet and is enjoyable to drink. This is one of the «must try» drinks from this place.
I noticed that beside drinks (coffee and tea) they also serve sandwiches and plum streusels. I didn’t try them this time, but I will definitely come again for them
The interior design is simple, with white walls and wooden floor. The wooden furniture gives the place a modern relax look yet stylish. i have to say that it’s perfect to take pictures here because it has a lot of light. The café is also perfect to work from, because they have a lot of plugs and its quite spacious with relaxing music.

OJO Coffee is one of the few cafes out there that really shines and became the shining attraction of those who love their coffees tasting like a piss hole.
I kid, I kid.
Anyway, this café offers something that most cafes don’t; revolution. With revolution comes new flavors, and new flavors come to their caramel latte. Whereas it tastes like caramel, it does not taste like a cup of coffee, as the sugary goodness has taken up all the flavor profile of the drink. Their pastries, however, are worth considering, with their cakes being some of the best cakes in a café that I have tasted.
Coffee wise, this is for the new humans who wants to taste something different. For old timers for us… Just nah. Maybe next time.

Bump to this coffee place on the way to Nosh and I decided to come here instead, told my friend that we should check out this place. At first impression there’s no door but it’s open and I was greeted by the scent of coffee beans brewing at the counter which is right at the entrance.
the coffee menu on the wall caught my eyes at first and I noticed that the coffee beans they use are from Indonesia. So I asked the waiter and they told me they are under the same owner as Coffea Coffee. Wow! But I had coffee earlier so I’ve decided to order their Explosive Caramel latte~!! And along with a slice Nut brownies cake. This 2 combination was the most sinful thing I have ever had! The Caramel latte was so good! And the Nut brownies is actually moist, like kinda of buttery taste of sweetness. It was such a heavenly feeling, I think I might have diabetes now! haha
The place has alot of higher tables and seats and the lower height tables are inside. Good comfortable space and the color of the place doesn’t make it too dark. I guess it’s because of the same owner as Coffea Coffee the same theme is also applied.
I’m definitely coming back here again to try the indonesian coffee beans, and I heard another branch is opening in Subang as well! Woo hoo! Do try this place, you won’t regret!

Ojo Coffee is one of the newest and hippest coffeeshop to hit Bangsar. For some coffee purists, this place may be an insult to coffee. But to the adventurous, it is another place to deepen your love affair with coffee. Boasting a wide and certainly creative range of beverages that is not only limited to coffee, you’ll be at a loss as to what to order initially. Do not let that discourage you though, the servers and barista will not hesitate to help you with your orders.
I decided to go for one of their signature and order the Earl Grey Mint Chocolate (RM12). At first sip, you can taste the creamyness and then an aftertaste of mint and earl grey. I’d never thought chocolate would go so well with earl grey. Interestingly, our server produced a coupon we could use for this and future visits. They certainly know how to draw people back.
I like the design space it has or lack of. Spacious and minimal, with touches of wood and white makes it seem alot bigger than it actually is. On another note, there are plug points practically at each table. A smart decision seeing as nowadays we can’t leave without our laptops or be without our perpetually drained phones.
I’ll definitely be back with a coupon in hand and my laptop in the other.

Ojo — ojo! Are you getting your cup of joe? all these rhyming words come to my mind once I saw the coffee place. Or, to be more exact, I was first attracted by the interior of the place. Very clean and simplistic design, the place is rather spacious and bright.
With very minimal furniture, you will see the bar tables setting with high chairs on the sides, couches in the middle-​end and also some long sharing island tables in the middle.
It reminds me of some cafes in Australia, where they do have a lot of them designed like this.
Once you’re in there, you’ll be greeted by their baristas. Very friendly and they will recommend to you what’s nice there. If you like some coffees that will give you a kick, do try their epresso dopio and have a real taste of their blends here.
I tried their caffe Horchata which was on promotion that time. For me it’s a bit too sweet and you will not taste as much coffee in there as you’d expect.
During my first visit they gave me some discount coupons too, I’m not too sure if they are still giving out now. Those are 10% and 15% off coupons and they have no expiry date. Do try to ask from them if you’re there? — Who doesn’t like discounts, come on!
Overall, the music they play and their ambience is very cozy. Very suitable for catch up sessions.
Another ‘cool kids’ café in Bangsar.

Another new café opened recently on Jalan Telawi and its been opened by the same people of Coffea Coffee. Atmosphere wise, it is pretty warm and welcoming. As for their coffees and cakes, overall I would say it is average. I tried their flat white and it was pretty foamy so I wasn’t a huge fan but my friend had the caramel latte and was just ab huge fan of that drink. We also tried the nutella hazelnut and banana cake and that also fell into the category of average. The really great thing about this place is that it stay open till about 1am every night.
Operating hours: Sunday-​Saturday: 9am-​1am