Hikers and coffee lovers find standout cendol here that balances sweetness carefully, plus quality single-origin coffees from Yunnan and Thai beans. Owners greet regulars warmly, prices sit low (cendol at RM5), and every item is made in-house, making this a reliable refuel stop after the trails.
D'Alces delivers consistent quality across specialty coffee, ice cream, and yogurt desserts in a relaxed, Instagram-friendly setting. The owner's personal hospitality and fair pricing stand out, though a recent closure on a day listed as open frustrated at least one visitor from across town.
Staff member Raz and the wider team earn consistent praise for friendliness and going extra miles when problems occur, backed by a relaxed aesthetic that pulls people back for work, study, or social time. The coffee and specialty drinks hold up, but food consistency stumbles (avocado toast in particular draws complaints about ingredient quality and preparation), and service slows noticeably when tables pile up; parking is tight and valet costs RM5. Built for the Bandar Puteri crowd who want somewhere between serious study hub and casual hangout. Tables fill quickly at peak hours, and cleanliness suffers during rushes. Temperature expectations on hot drinks sometimes miss the mark.
Reviewers consistently praise the fresh flowers, welcoming staff, and quality of food from vegetarian curries to sandwiches and cakes. The relaxed, photogenic setting and reasonable prices draw regular visitors, though one reviewer noted the cake design and service delivery could be more polished.
Last updated 2026-07-05