Welcome to PULP: Your New Favorite Coffee Retreat

Coffee so good, I got 2 cups back to back. It reminded me of the ultra-hipster coffee shops in Vancouver, BC or San Francisco that makes you want to grow your hair out until it's nasty enough to dread itself. The WiFi was acceptable when I was there. There's no limit on the WiFi, and I didn't feel pressure to leave after a certain time. It's a relaxing place on an empty weekday. I'm sure there's a plethora of good coffee shops in Kuala Lumpur. I like how secluded this place feels. No, it doesn't look like a coffee shop from its outer appearance. Yes, it's a little hard to find. Does that make this place worse? No.

The cafe has a lofty industrial feel with the ceilings and large windows, which makes sense since this used to be a printing factory. My friend and I came here during our vacation and got a latte and one of their cold brews. They also have pastries. The place is comfortable and a great escape from the heat. The space also has an education room where they have cuppings! It seems like they have wifi as we saw people on laptops.

I was touring around KL looking for a place that had nice atmosphere and was serious about their coffee. This place hit the spot. Apart from the expertly brewed coffee, they have an awesome collection of equipment and also a Trust Your Palate self serve bar. You can sample some different beans. This is a place committed to educating their customers. They also have Public Cupping sessions on Saturday.

I found a cafe I want to come back to over and over! The atmosphere is urban industrial yet cozy and comfortable. Has a little hipster-ish vibe to it but it's not overly done. Their coffees are exceptionally good and they help point you in the right direction if it's your first time here. The music they play is calm mellow beats that get you in a vibing mood. Whether you're meeting up with a friend or just relaxing this is a spot to check out! If they had a few couches, it'd be perfect! Looking forward to coming back!

It's a great place for coffee lovers! The barrista are friendly and polite. The environment is excellent if you're looking for a place to chill in a quiet Sunday morning. It would be quite relaxing place to spend your time with a nice cup of hand brewed coffee and a book. Not only they serve amazing coffee, they also serve delicious breakfast and brunch! The hand brewed coffee that I tried was the "Githongo" from Kenya, which was recommended by the lady. Coffee smells great, and tastes fine for those who enjoy the original and natural sense of smell and taste. For those who doesn't like the natural taste (it's served sugar), a cup of latte would be a better preference. The breakfast that I tried was the "Croque Monsieur ", which is a baked or fried boiled ham and cheese sandwich. The dish originated in French cafés and bars as a quick snack. The first bite actually taste like pizza, and I really like the taste of the cheese! for additional information, a Croque Madame is a version of the dish topped with a fried egg.

Pulp is situated in a rather random spot. It's not really that noticeable if you're just driving by. I went there around 4.30pm on a Monday and it was a little crowded and it only simmered down around 7pm. I thought it would've been a little quieter as I was there to get some work done on my laptop. Music selection was really good. Only downside is that there is no wifi here but luckily for me, my work didn't really require me to go online. Customer service is really friendly and attentive. I got a bottle of the ice brew coffee for RM15. Not bad but not the best I've had. All in all, comfortable place to sit for a couple of hours to work or catch up with friends. Also, Breakfast Thieves is just right next to Pulp.

Located at a remote area of hustle bustle bangsar, Jalan Riong. They have similar concept as their Singapore counterpart Chye Seng Huat Hardware. They have a very unique concept which house a cafe, open space with a display area of the equipments that they sell. Their staff and very knowledgable and they know coffee really well. Try to ask them for a good advice on what kind of single origin bean is good for your liking :) My personal advice is , try to go when there is lesser crowd or non peak hours, as when it is pack it could be a little bit pack and noisy

It wasn't the easiest place to find when I first visit Pulp. It's situated in front of this warehouse where you will never think that it is actually a coffee house. The exterior is almost similar to the other parts of the warehouse but recently I'm seeing some decoration works to the exterior to make it stand out. A good change I must say. There's about 10 tables or so with one very interesting table that is actually a printing press machine being converted into a table plus decoration piece. It is quite warm in this place because the only thing that is keeping you away from the hot sun is the bare roof. So do find a spot away from the sun or you will melt. The coffee is top notch here and the staffs are pleasant and nice. Definitely a place I would pop by anytime for coffee and meals even!

PULP is a Malaysia flagship store of Papa Palheta from Singapore. It's located at Jalan Riong, in the same compound as NSTP. The moment you can see the orange NSTP building in front of you, PULP is not far away. Alternatively, you can just find your way there easily via Waze (search word: PULP). The interior is simple and the high ceilings allowed the natural lights to come through, thus brighten up the entire space. One down side would be their limited seats. Joe and I managed to grab a sit on our first visit, but wasn't so lucky on our subsequent visits. Instead of the usual selections, they offer more specialty coffee here in PULP. There'll be a list of coffee at the counter, but you are always welcome to consult with the baristas and they will be more than willing to explain it to you. I tried their Konga Cold Brew and really liked the hint of floral and lemony aroma that came with it. However, if you prefer to add milk into your coffee, they have some simple ones like Latte and Flat White. Email: pulp@papapalheta.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PapaPalheta Instagram: @pulpbyppp

From the first glance, you wouldn't be able to tell that this is a café. It looks like some industrial storage space on the outside (this is when they did not put out the chairs at the front). It's a totally different story once you've stepped inside. The high ceiling space made it look so much bigger. State of the art coffee machines are strategically located around the café and you can watch these talented baristas work their magic. The decor is quite minimalistic with no fancy art propped up against the wall. My first impression when I stepped into this place is that these people are really serious about their coffee. Which is fantastic! There is a section of the café that allows you to experience their filter coffee. It's great to hover around that area and learn a thing or two. Additionally, all staff here are well trained in handling new coffee lovers to coffee connoisseurs. If I'm not mistaken, they do hold coffee appreciation sessions. I did not enquire much about this as I was in a hurry but that's a great activity to do if you have a thing for coffee. This might be even a cool date plan. I ordered a house specialty blend latte and as expected, it tasted amazing. The Brazilian beans added a tinge of dry fruity flavor to the coffee. I've not tried the cakes but they do look delish! The only unfortunate thing here is that they've got no WiFi. This means I always have to use my phone's hot spot to work here and I cannot afford to ramp up my data bill every month just because I love getting some work done at this place. Ahh guess I'll only visit when I'm out to meet people.