The sisters' favorite things...: Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur

Thursday, May 29, 2014

Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur

After finished our 'staircase exercise' at Batu Cave, we went all the way to Jalan Sultan to feed our pity empty stomach the first meal of the day at Coffee Amo. We used to come this area very often during our secondary school time to take the public bus to go home. After graduated we only come here before Chinese New Year to buy dry meat (ba-kua) and fresh flowers. We were trying to look for the location of Coffee Amo based on the complicated directions given from a blog, after all we found out it's actually very simple and easy to spot this place -- just right opposite the famous Shanghai Book Store. This Shanghai Book Store has been open since long long time ago, should have more than 20 years I guess? Coz I been there when I was a child, lol~ Yea, I'm an old lady XD I'm sure you heard of this Shanghai Book Store if you are KL-lang (local), yes or no? You can find many old books here, especially the books about China History, and also the traditional stationery like writing brush, ink stick, ink slab and paper (文房四宝).

For tourists, if you are interested to pay a visit to Coffee Amo, Jalan Sultan is located just right next to Petaling Street, the China Town in Kuala Lumpur.

Shanghai Book Store @ Kuala Lumpur

Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan

Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan - The staircase is designed with stickers that famous tourist spots/ road name around Petaling Street are written on it

Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan

Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan - look at the cute little Mr. Lego barista!

Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan - The wall drawing of Mr. Lego is just so cool! Mr. Lego is having hard time climbing up to catch the tea bag huh?

Coffee Amo @ Jalan Sultan

If you have read about the posts of Latte Art Workshop ( Part 1 & Part 2) that we blogged earlier, advise was given by the workshop trainer that it's actually not recommended to make 3D art in coffee. It's cute indeed, but to make the 3D effect, you need to boil the milk until it's burnt. When the milk is burnt, it will then affect the taste and texture of the coffee.

Then what was the reason we came here? For the sake of the cute 3D effect la of coz! XD

Although the taste would not be great, people somehow just like to see beautiful thing, isn't it?

We ordered a brunch set which costs RM 15 (sandwich + coffee) and add-on another cup of Latte RM 10.