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Jamboo, The Cafe For Introverts

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Jamboo KL: A hole in the wall
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Jamboo Cafe, located in KL was first established as a home-based business during the Movement Control Order (MCO), but it did not open its physical doors until 2021. Since then, it has been a hit among foodies and café-goers in the Klang Valley.

Jamboo Cafe: An Eatery In The Heart Of The City

If you are an introvert who likes to explore cafes, here is a unique one for you. This cafe serves its food through a wall!

Hole In The Wall By The Alley

Images via @jamboostory

Jamboo has been flooded with questions of how the hole-in-the-wall concept came to be. Well, here is a bit of a background story.

Desperate times call for desperate measures. In order to ensure the operation of said cafe, they had to be creative. Everything was unclear at the moment, the MCO. They had to figure out a way to serve their customers without coming in contact with anyone physically.

How about serving food through a wall? No contacts and minimal interaction checked.

Address19G, Jalan Tun H S Lee, City Centre, 50000 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur
Operating HoursMonday – Friday, 9.30am – 6.30pm
Saturday & Sunday, 9am – 6.30pm
Contact012-891 9159
Social MediaFacebook | Instagram

Customisable Lei Cha & Matcha

Images via @jamboostory

Priding itself as the world’s number 1 customizable lei cha concept store, Jamboo focuses on preparing lei cha, a traditional Hakka cuisine made with at least 11 ingredients and based on vegetables. The one remarkable trait that differs them from other restaurants that serve lei cha is that they allow customers to personalize their orders in accordance with their preferences.

Images via @jamboostory

The cafe also serves Malaysians’ sensational foods that will satisfy your hunger such as the Sarawak laksa, satay belakang, and Melakagu bowl with gula Melaka-infused chicken.

Images via @jamboostory

More good news! Other than being introvert-friendly, they also serve matcha. Decent matcha, jambu or mango-infused matcha, you name it, they have got it 😉

For more info regarding the foods and drinks available for dine-in, visit Jamboo Menu.

Jamboo Story, Chinatown KL

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With its artistic and aesthetically pleasant design and mostly green and white color palette, which elegantly reflects sunshine, Jamboo’s exterior can brighten up customers’ Instagram accounts. Customers can sit in the area outside, fondly known as Jamboo Alley, and take in the clean, crisp air of Chinatown. Just the right place to have a me-time.

Serving drinks through a wall has got to be one of the most unique and thoughtful remarks that the cafe offers. Introverts, lei cha eaters, hipsters, and matcha-lovers are most welcome to visit this place. As it is located in an alley, it will most definitely provide a calming atmosphere, away from the hustle and bustle of KL city. Are you a cafe-hopper? Hop on these 15 Instagrammable New Cafes That You Need To Visit This Weekend!

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Arrisa Zaini

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