Artisan Coffee Bar, Bangsar Village - Food Review

To be brutally honest, i am not a coffee fan at all, i wish i was and sometimes i do desperately want to be part of it. To be in denial, i even bought boxes of coffee and hopefully will love it even more by keeping it by my side. But, i’m just not. Deal with it Luveena!

But, i do love the smell of hot, brew coffee in the morning. Its so soothing and fragrant, it just an addictive smell.

Though, i’m not a lover, i’m also not a coffee hater. I do occasionally had 1-2 cup of coffee a week. When, i do had one, i prefer to have a worth value coffee.

So, the other day, i had a chance to visit Bangsar Village. My plan was to have a banana leaf rice that day. But, the shop was so crowded that i was not comfortable to wait for it. We just walked over to another near by shop for a Kelantanese rice which i will talk to you in my next blog post.

After a heavy lunch, we decided to have a good quality coffee. So, we bumped in to Artisan Coffee Bars at Bangsar Village 2 level 1.

The atmosphere at Artisan Coffee Bar is surrounded with wooden tables with bricks. It’s simple deco with coffee aroma fills the bar, makes it a nice place to hang out alone or with friends.

We had hot latte and Iced Mocha. This was my first time here and i’m quite shocked with the quantity of coffee given. Both, drinks were served in a small glass. It almost 50% less compared to a normal coffee we had. But, still i’m intrigued on the taste. Because, it smell amazing in the bar.

When the coffee were served.

Iced Mocha , RM14.84
The Iced Mocha had rich flavour, bitterness and chocolatey taste. I fall in love instantly. Just the way i love it, or even more. One of the best Iced Mocha i ever had.

Latte, RM12.72
The latte had delicious taste, amazing smell and just irresistible.

I would said, Artisan Coffee Bar does live up to their reputation. I adore this place and will definitely come again for a good coffee.

Happy Coffee Break!