AIM Cafe is part of an autism therapy centre, run by five Malaysians who hope to use this space to provide vocational training for young individuals with autism - the initials AIM stand for Autism In Malaysia. It's currently open only on Thursday and Friday evenings and all day long on weekends, as its founders hold day jobs on weekdays.
The venue is calm, friendly and relaxing, with Gula Melaka - brought in from the southern state - as a star ingredient in its sweet offerings, including waffles (RM14.90), cheesecakes (RM9.90-RM11.90) and with milk (RM7.90), the components of a pleasant cafe experience.
AIM Cafe PJ
8, First Floor, Jalan 17/54, Section 17, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Open Thurs-Fri, 5pm-10pm; Sat-Sun, 11am-10pm.
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