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Located in the same building as Blitz Gym, Coffee Cottage has finally open its doors for about one month now! Their cute signboard outside the cafe caught my eye previously while they were still under renovation. Finally noticed that it was opened when I was passing by the area again, so I decided to check it out!

At first, I thought Coffee Cottage was like any other coffee joint. Upon some research, I found out it was a cat cafe which explains their logo! Hehe... The cafe is seperated into two sections. The first section is an open concept where you can sit, enjoy your coffee and chat with your friends without the distraction from the cats.

The second section is a closed area, called the Cottage where you get to play with the cats! Coffee and cakes can be brought inside so that you can enjoy your drinks and play with the cats at the same time! Just make sure that the cat doesn't eat your food ;)

They are having promotion for all espresso and cakes at RM5 each until the 28th of Feb! So drop by while you can :D

There is a total six cats in this cafe. A number of teasers/toy is also available for you to play with the cat. Most of them love the shiny and colourful one. Another cat really like the ladybird teaser.

Overall, Coffee Cottage is a nice place to hang out. It's really relaxing and fun to watch & play with the cats. A good stress reliever to see those cut cats running around and great for people like me who are sensitive to animal furs, where I get to play with them for a short while instead of getting allergies from long term exposure. Drinks are alright but the cakes are really yummy :)

The coffee culture in Malaysia have been booming for the past few years where many cafes are popping up everywhere especially in the Klang Valley. I have lost count on how many new cafes there are at the moment, but luckily articles like 'Top 10 coffee places to try in KL" which have been floating around the internet and social media for coffee enthusiast keeps me updated. I'm not particularly a coffee lover or an expert in judging the quality of coffee like some of my friends, but I still enjoy a cuppa caramel macchiato or any coffee that tends to be sweeter or not too bitter.

Glad to see another cafe opened up in Subang as it means more options of places to hang out :D Found out about Tryst cafe when I saw a friend posted about this place on Facebook. Tryst has been opened for about 2-3 months now. Headed over there on a weekday afternoon and there wasn't many people around so it's good to get some work done there and also enjoy their music there as well. It's a great place to chill.

Had a difficult time figuring out how to pronounce the name of this cafe as I thought it was 'try-st', but it is actually pronounced as 'trist'. Haha... (please excuse my english). Googled and found out the meaning of Tryst is actually 'an appointed place of meeting'!

A two storey cafe where the first level has a cosy setting, some lovely vintage decor, along with edgy graffiti on the walls. The second floor is simplistic with basic furnishing and for those who enjoy shisha.

Staffs are really friendly and I had a chance to have a try their cold drip coffee which usually takes about 3 days to brew. It's my first time trying cold brewed coffee and loved the clear and distinct taste of it. Ought to try more next time and hopefully it does not give me a headache.

A menu with lots to offer. The barista will also sometimes recommend things that are not on the menu which I am always delighted to try. Their all day snacks makes it event more appealing too. I just love my food ;) Heard that their grilled chicken breast is amazing!

Quite a unique flavour with sweet vanilla custard and longan which my taste buds did not get used to but it is alright. Perhaps I would try to order something else next time.

First impression when I ordered this dish is that it would be a spicy dish where chili are mashed as a topping for the meatballs. To my surprised, it is actually mashed potatoes with meatballs and some toppings which has a hint of spice in it. It was not spicy at all which I am quite disappointed in but the creamy mashed potato made up for it. Somehow, the meatball tasted very similar to sup daging. Lol.