Saturday, May 23, 2009

Have you been to Kluang Rail Coffee?

Everytime I passed by Tesco Melaka, I'll always see numberous people sitting in the Kluang Station Coffee drinking coffee and eating laksa. Then I would wonder, coffee and laksa are just so common in Malaysia. Why are people paying such a premium price for such a simple food in Malaysia?!


Travelling down south, I sure have to passby this place. If not I couldn't say I've been to Kluang! Yes! It's the Kluang Rail Coffee! The one that you and I saw it in Tesco Melaka? That's a copy cat shop. The original Kluang Coffee comes from here!


The place is simply simple! With two shop lots located just in the railway station of Kluang. That's why it's called Kluang Rail(way) Coffee. Above is the kitchen where they make your coffee, tea, milo or whatsoever drinks that you ordered.


Here's the counter and food storage. They prepare your bread and mee siam or nasi lemak here. Simple isn't it? But look closely! They are using an LCD cashing machine to keep track of collections! High tech right in such a lowly shop. ^.^;;

The menu are pretty simple too! They offer all the usual coffee shop drinks: coffee, coffee-O, Tea, Teah-O, Milo, Milo-O.... The foods are basically, white toast bread with kaya and margarine, white toast bread with kaya and butter, brown toast bread with kaya and margarine, brown toast bread with kaya and butter. Period. That's all.


This is your teh-sii(milk tea with alot of milk) and this is your white coffee. Nothing grand and it cost you RM1.50. Cheap right? Compare to the one you drink in Tesco Melaka, definately!


And this is the settings. Nothing grand either. The place are tightly squeezed. Everybody have to be tolerance, give and take.


The other side. Tables are limited but plastic chairs are abundance. The main customers there are mostly Malays. Civil servants especially who stop by for a drink at around 3 something before going back to work.


Here's the brown bread with kaya and margarine. Two slices of brown bread cut into havles before served. The taste? Not bad actually! It's quite crispy and the kaya made it sweet~


And here's the white bread. Yeah, it doesn't seems white right? Well it's more like a bun bread actually. Inside is white that is. ^.^ Toasted crunchy before being swiped with juicy sweet kaya and tender-oily margarine. Yum yum~


Alright, I know some will say, "Wah! This will make me fat man! It's gonna add more colesterol to your blood vein!" >.<" Geez! Who cares, it's good food righ?! ^.^ Yummy! Itadakimasu! :P

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I was in Kluang railway station at 4am this morning!
I took train back to SIN.
Your post made me feel hungry....
Lunch time....
1 reply · active less than 1 minute ago
Hahaha. Have they open at that hour? ^.^
Wow! So cheap!! Sometimes I also wonder why people (me included!) go to those premium coffee shops like Kluang Station, OldTown White Coffee, OldTaste White Coffee etc. etc. and pay such a high price when you can get the same food at much cheaper prices elsewhere!

I guess the premium coffeeshops offer nicer and more comfortable ambience and also wifi. And I think it's also the in-thing to drop in at those places nowadays. Haha!

Btw, I love the toasted bread with margarine and kaya! Yummy!!!
1 reply · active 830 weeks ago
Yeah foong! toasted bread with margarine and kaya is nice! Preferably toasted with charcoals! ^.^
Toasted bread with margarine and kaya is my favourite too! Best if the margarine is in blocks. Very fattening, but sinfully good. :D
1 reply · active less than 1 minute ago
Margarine in block still okay lar. You won't get heart attack faster than butter in blocks. >.<" :D
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WayeYoung · 830 weeks ago

I live in Kluang! lol.

They have another store closer to the new part of town.

It's a big food court so you can have other things to eat as well :)
1 reply · active 830 weeks ago
Yeah. The 1 looks more classy too~ ^.^ After eating can go up got massage parlour for massage. ^.^

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