The Coffee Club Malaysia @ Subang Parade, Subang Jaya

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A new coffee franchise arrives to town, and they are planning to make its first red carpet appearance with a blast! This Sydney-based coffee chain has erected its first cafe in Subang Jaya, a classy two storey unit conjunct to Subang Parade, matching the standard of the area's swankiest cafe, Jibby & Co just across the road.

The Coffee Club has 3 entrances, 2 of them which are linked to Subang Parade: from the Ground Floor (nearby T.G.I. Friday's) and Lower Ground Floor (nearby McDonald's and Esquire Kitchen), and another entrance from the main road, Jalan Kemajuan Subang.

Both levels are covered by glass windows, with plenty of sunlight penetrating into this cafe. Despite the Malaysian sunlight, the air condition is sufficiently strong enough to make sure patrons only gets the natural light, but not the heat that the sun emits. 

The kitchen is located at the Lower Ground Floor while the baristas operate at the upper floor. Caffeiniacs, you guys know where to sit best to smell the coffee aroma when baristas do their magic. :)

The Coffee Club also has an outdoor porch facing the main road, where you get to enjoy watching cars drive past, or even grasping to move an inch during peak hours. :P

Beautiful graffiti arts can be seen outside of The Coffee Club's glass windows. Adding on the curved stairways, it makes this location feels like an urban skateboarding scene. It would be cool if this area is converted into a mini skate park. :)

Caffeiniacs should know that Australia is famous for their good coffee right? Besides originating from Australia, The Coffee Club's coffee beans are also UTZ Certified, which means the beans are being produced using socially and environmentally responsible and sustainable production methods, with care for people and the environment.

All the usual espresso-based coffees are available, with the addition of a few specialties such as Melloccino, with marshmallow added on top. Local favourites such as teh tarik is available too (soon).

Hot Mocha (left) and Iced Signature Coffee (right).

The Coffee Club menu is pretty wide, from burgers, sandwiches and breakfasts, to steaks and even local favourites char kuey teow. For desserts, its cakes variety is still growing, expect more to come.

Beef Burger (left), Petite Mignon - Imported beef medallion (top right) and Spicy Beef Bacon Spaghetti (bottom right).

Marketing efforts try to brainwash patrons with the same questions placed around the cafe, 'Where will I meet you?'. But after having a sip of java from the land down under, will your immediate response be 'The Coffee Club'? Share your experiences by leaving a reply below. :)

A classy cafe to enjoy some good coffee from the land down under, and its wide menu variety. A suitable place for a meetup, work or pleasure alike, with ample capacity in its double storey unit.