Kaffa Espresso Bar

I very much like this place simply because coffee is good and it’s cozy.
Upon entering, you’ll definitely see the big vintage car mural on the wall. It’s very nicely done. This place is quite happening, almost every time whenever I visit this place I’ll have a hard time looking for a seat. Most probably its because the tables are big hence seating capacity is lower.
But no fret, even if you can’t sit inside. It’s not too bad sitting outside during the night. I would always order their flat white and they make it really well.

Came here for a friend’s birthday last year, wow the place looks nice. They have big tables and small ones but sittings are very few, can easily get pack at night. They have good selections of drinks and hot chocolate. Great meals and pastries as well though I’ve not tried any of them. They are mostly like salmon, chicken chop and etc which is good to have in a coffee place. They have nice cups when it came and you can actually buy it from them! I like their coffee drinks, though not very strong but still enjoyable. Hot chocolate was like milo to me though, or like that cadbury hot chocolate pack.
But honestly to me the big seats are too cramp together, I was with a group of friends and we have to sit tightly together because there was another big group beside us. And inside can be very very loud when there’s alot of people. It’s quite a happening place I guess, which I usually tend to avoid but this means that they are doing it right. Their coffee is not bad, so just come and check it out yourself whenever you’re in Damansara Uptown.

Kaffa Espresso Bar, the new hangout in Damansara Utama had managed to piqué my interest with their rugged yet swanky looking exterior. Dark colors and neon signs against smooth wood, I was instantly attracted to them!
On the inside, Kaffa adopts a very artistic approach to café décor. Colorful ethnic paintings strangely complimented their stunning graffiti, making it virtually impossible not to fall in love with the entire atmosphere. Kaffa also serves up breakfast sets, soups, salads, pastas and many more. Coffee here is averagely priced. but tastes surprisingly good! My flat white (RM 10) was skillfully textured, not too bitter nor sweet, but somewhat of a perfect balance of the two. Good coffee paired with a gorgeous atmosphere, Kaffa is most definitely woman-​cave material.

Going into Kaffa, you’d be greeted by a graffiti of a car painted on the wall with the words Kaffa on it. It is quite a small space with not many tables around and a couple of tables outside. Outside however, they burn the mosquito repellent coil which produces a displeasing smell but without it you’d be bitten by the pesky mosquitos flying around.
Their latte is smoothly blended with a nice creamy texture. However, as a cup of coffee, it was not to my liking as I could only taste milk and barely any coffee. It also didn’t provide me with a caffeinated kick that I look for in a good cup of coffee.

The first visit of Kaffa was because of I just finished my dinner and was thinking to find a good place to sit down and have a good catch up with my friends and Kaffa was just next to my dinner place, so I thought to give it a try as it looks good from the outside. It was late night during my visit, so I ordered a cheesecake, called Not so cheesy Cheesecake and a cup of Chamomile tea just good for digestion. Well, the Chamomile tea was just pretty normal like others and the cheesecake was just so so, if compared with the one that I had in Artisan Roast Coffee, but they do provide others food for breakfast and brunch, which i have yet to try any of them.
In terms of the environment, I did like and enjoy their ambience which decorated in a vintage American-​themed setting and it is quite comfortable. The staffs are quite friendly in serving you as well.