this place is pretty well known nowadays as it was so packed at the brimmed afternoon
i still remember the first time i was here, the place seems more spacious as there are less people
totally heritage with the deco till the flooring, an behind the counter was Mr. Terry Bay, the barista cum the owner
they only served brewed coffee here and of course, sandwiches, mee sua, cookies, cake and etc etc
they roast their own coffee too and they have pretty wide variety of coffee beans, coffee accessories which you can purchase
but today we are merely here for coffee only
we decided to have a cup of geisha and also the famous pricey Luwak coffee
the Luwak i tasted here was different from the one i tasted at Cheryl Luwak Appreciation class
maybe its due to the high expectation but the cup we had doesn't seem to make an impact on us
i expected to have a bolder and higher acidity in term of taste, but this seems to be pretty mild and at one point, it make me felt like it was diluted. felt bad saying that though
but Geisha which is a Colombian coffee make up to it..it definitely gave us the spices taste..very smooth and it have a long end that linger in the mouth..to compare both, my vote went to Geisha..
when i practically have nothing much to do, i start scribbling and drawing on my sketch pad and newspaper..haha
while my barista enjoyed her homemade ti a kuey made by Terry's mum drizzle with thick thick gula melaka..lovely lovely!!!
don't you love coffee
sinny
10-B, Lebuh King
10200, Pulau Pinang
I want geisha again.......
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