Subang's horizon for coffee fans expands even further this weekend, extending to a new cafe within the EX8 complex in the semi-industrial estate that's home to Tupperware, Skynet & the UCSI International School.
Greyskymorning is a two-level space with a photogenic look & easygoing feel, attracting mainly customers so far from the Ex8rcize Gym & City Harvest Church that currently occupy the EX8 building too.
Lots of natural sunlight to keep the mood light. We were hoping the cafe's name was a nod to one of our favourite tunes from the turn of the millennium, but the service team here - none of whom could have been older than eight in 2001 - explained that it was a reference to the type of skies they've been seeing in KL every morning.
Coffee, currently of a Colombian-Sumatran blend; works well enough for a perk-me-up, though the latte's very milky.
Smooshie makes everything better; as far as fruit juices go, the red combo of apple & dragonfruit is the best we've ever had.
But that's about it for what Greyskymorning serves for now; pastries may be offered next week, but information is sketchy here.
Must have food? Not a problem; Greyskymorning is a neighbour of EX8's in-house restaurant, Food Industrie (it's true, everything's spelled rather strangely in this building) ...
... where the Asian-accented selection comprises well-prepared recipes like these wok-fried salted egg glass noodles (RM8) & stir-fried buttermilk sauce chicken (RM8).
Here's the building to look out for when hunting for Greyskymorning and/or Food Industrie.
Grey Sky Morning @ Subang Jaya
Bangunan EX8, Jalan SS13/4, Subang Jaya.
Open 10am-6pm this week for soft-launch stage; will expand hours until 10pm starting Friday, Aug. 15.
Open 10am-6pm this week for soft-launch stage; will expand hours until 10pm starting Friday, Aug. 15.
Food Industrie
Bangunan EX8, Jalan SS13/4, Subang Jaya. Tues-Fri, 12pm-1030pm; Sat, 12pm-9pm; Sun, 8am-3pm.
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