Orange Internet Cafe

Orange Internet café is one of the most prominent internet café in Kuala Lumpur, you could see numerous branches all around Kuala Lumpur. Apparently not in the city area, which is odd.
Orange Internet café aren’t just any ordinary internet café, you might come to surprise on the games and system they possessed. You may desire to have their computer. They acquired numerous games at such Classical, Adventerous, Action, Fun, Thrilling, Fantasy and countless more, I love the most probably their mouse here. Their keyboards and other settings are at good condition however, you have to bear with the noise of lunatics –screaming and yelling on the game. SO i suggest to put on your headphones!
Orange internet café also charges at a decent rate, RM 2 for an Hour. Do not worry, their games are well– updated. Plus, they service here are quite efficient. I love especially their diversity of games, not to mention their chair are cozy and all. Definitely a spot to chill and play your game!

When I did not owned my own gaming gears in the past, I frequent a lot of internet cafes to play LAN matches with my friends. One of the few internet cafes would be Orange Internet Café. Why would I drive all the way to Wangsa Maju just for a cyber café? Well because most of my friends (then) were living there. It is super far ok. But yes, I went all the way for a few games of Call of Duty and Left For Dead.
One thing that I like about the café is that their PCs are well maintained and up to date with the latest hardware. Knowing then that I couldn’t afford to get one on my own, I had no choice but to pay RM2 per hour and game.
Those were the days, but recently I went back just for old time sake, and yes they are still maintaining their standards and have improved their keyboards and mouse. I’d go again but my friends are either busy with work or have their own gaming rig already.

Orange is ultimately the only internet café I go to, unless given no choice. They provide one of the best gears and peripherals which really gives you a comfortable experience at an internet café. They also have really comfortable seats, which I find the most crucial thing if you’re going to spend a long time sitting down.
The best part about Orange that eventhough they’re known for being an E-​sports café, they do provide casual internet services, like video calls and printing. I often find myself visiting here because of last minute work or some game time with my peers. They have seperate PCs for video calls and games, as they’re in different sections to prevent any noise from interupting the two different uses.
If you’re here to game, you won’t be stuck with those loose plastic headsets or keyboards with missing keys. They’re all geared up with quality and branded equipments like Razer and Steelseries.
In this outlet in Wangsa Maju, you can actually order food from the stalls outside to eat in the café, which I sometimes find disturbing and convenient at the same time. I like how I can go into a full hermit mode without leaving my seat, but at the same time, I get disgusted by people who get food on the tables and equipments.
However, that seldom happens as they usually clean up before leaving. All in all, I’ll really recommend this internet café for anyone who’s nearby.