Top 5 Cafes in OUG You Should Definitely Give A Shot
Hello all! It’s only the first month of
January but I’ve realised that my café-hopping quota is quite full. So I
thought I could blog about it ;P
Without further ado, here is my take on the
5 cafés that have become favourites of mine.
1. The Hub
No. 61, Jalan Hujan Rahmat,
Taman Overseas Union.
Tel: 012-808 8834
Business Hours: Mon-Wed (9am-6:30pm); Fri-Sun(9am-10:30pm);
Closed on Thursdays
If you love coffee, this is definitely the
coffee specialty place to taste the different blends of coffee. There’s a bean
roasting machine sitting placed prominently at the entrance.
Image source from Eatdrinkkl
Serving an interesting range of coffees –
medium roast to dark roast from various countries- , there is a wide selection
that would surely delight any caffeine addict.
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Plus, check out The Hub’s skylight. It’s
definitely an Insta-worthy setting for customers to take café photos.
Image source from Eatdrinkkl
2. The Hound
No. 44, Jalan Hujan Emas 4,
Taman Overseas Union.
Tel: 03-7971 2144
Business Hours: 11am-8pm daily
Dog lovers, this is the ideal place for
you to enjoy a nice cup of coffee AND hang-out alongside a super cute beagle.
This lovely café is dog-friendly so you may bring your canine pet provided
they’re well-behaved XD
Meet Cookie, she’s amazing!
Image source from Eatdrinkkl
Moving on to the food (lol), there’s
plenty of yummy cake choices to choose from. Such sweet treats that go nicely
with the coffee served here.
3. Doors Café
No. 51, Jalan Hujan Emas 4,
Taman Overseas Union.
Tel: 03-7972 2799
Business Hours: Open daily from 10am – 12am except on
Thursdays
Laid-back with an arty ambience, this is a
café that delivers coffee, art and music in generous doses. You can find plenty
of ‘door-sy’ décor which gels well with its naming haha.
You can enjoy the house blend coffee with
tasty light dishes such as pasta and cake.
Image source from 新地方
4. Chaplang Kafe
No. 53, Jalan Hujan Rahmat 3,
Taman Overseas Union.
Tel: 03-7972 7113
Business Hours: Open daily from 11am – 12am; Sat – Sun (10am
– 12am) except on Thursdays
Craving for ice cream and waffles? This is
the place to satisfy your cravings! Together with G-Lat, discover
Malaysian-flavoured ice cream flavours. Crowd-favourites include coconut and
gula Melaka, as well as durian (yes!) flavour.
One notable dessert is the pandan waffle
aptly named Bulatan Kampung Pandan. What a sweet treat indeed!
Image source from Eatdrinkkl
5. Midsummer Night Café
No. 36A, jalan Awan Hijau,
Taman Overseas Union.
Tel: 03-7971 2345
Business Hours: Closed on Mondays; Open daily from 7pm –
12am; Sat – Sun (3pm – 12am)
Just a note that this café is non-halal : )
The environment will particularly please
avid moviegoers with plenty of movie and comic posters decorating the walls.
Image source from Malaysian Flavours
Try the signature Dream coffee: star-shaped
ice cubes + iced coffee + Gula Melaka + milk. It’s served DIY-style so you can
add the ingredients as you like.
Image source from Malaysian Flavours
The café also serves Japanese rice bowls.
The Crispy Pork Lard Rice Bowl comes highly recommended.
Image source from Malaysian Flavours
That’s all about it, my dear readers. I hope
you enjoyed reading this post and feel free to share your favourite café spot
in OUG.
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