Shoppers navigating through KLCC's Isetan Foodmarket might want to seek a caffeine buzz at this gourmet coffee specialist, opened by Japanese master roaster Kiyohisa Fugino.
Caffe latte, an elegant blend with a soft, clean finish. Fugino, nicknamed the "artist of aroma," claims to use top-tier coffee beans acquired at international auctions for his concoctions.
Matcha cappuccino, milky & smooth, with a deep-bodied flavor that is supposed to characterize green tea from the town of Uji in Kyoto.
And after that pick-me-up, stroll through the rest of this sprawling supermarket for groceries & takeaway snacks, including sushi, donburi, yakitori & okonomiyaki.
Caffe Gino,
Isetan Food Market, Suria KLCC, Kuala Lumpur.
No seating area? R takeaways from d supermarket allowed?...
ReplyDeleteUlric: got stools and a long table, and also additional seating near the nearby sushi sales section. I'm guessing that as long as you buy some coffee, they'd be ok for you to drink it here with the supermarket snacks =)
ReplyDeleteyum yums.. Can't wait to visit. Finally there's a decent place to eat in KLCC!
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to Burps at BSC .. wondered what's it is about!
Did they renovate isetan or something? Man i'm missing out!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping Isetan opens a food outlet/supermarket in The Gardens too. KLCC is too troublesome for me.
ReplyDeleteTng: heheh, there seem to be lots of Japanese expats shopping here, so I think they're happy too! It won't be long before Burps is open too :D
ReplyDeleteMichelle: yeah, the concourse level of isetan has been completely revamped. It's quite cool, a paradise for Japanese food fans =)
Baby sumo: mmmm, yeah, it would be nice if isetan does this for all its branches. So far, the KLCC one is doing pretty well :D
I love how it's looking a lot like the isetan in japan!
ReplyDeleteqwazymonkey: oooo, i've never been to isetan in japan, but it's quite reassuring that a lot of the stalls at this klcc foodmarket are operated by japanese cooks and service teams :D
ReplyDeleteit seem nice.can you tell me the name of the bakery shop that sell nice bread and also macarons?
ReplyDeleteMike: I think you might mean Levain Boulangerie near jalan imbi =)
ReplyDeletestill got others? because i know that and it is quite good.haha.and where can i find nice place for italian soup? need quite a lot of variety if can.Thankz ya
ReplyDeleteMike: hmmm, ficelle boulangerie at taman desa maybe. Or Blue Skies cafe at brickfields. You can find their addresses and details on google. Good luck! =)
ReplyDeleteThanks.It seem you are very good at the food details.
ReplyDeleteMike: no prob, hope you enjoy the places
ReplyDeleteAre there any italian soup shop?
ReplyDeleteMike: santini at KLCC, michelangelo's at pavilion and italiannies at midvalley gardens are all Italian restaurants that would serve soup
ReplyDeleteok i really wanna try this matcha cappucino. Looks really tempting and I like the green colour too.
ReplyDeleteeiling: it tasted quite strange at first. kinda like seaweed, almost! :D
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