I kid you not when I say that almost everywhere I went to in Tawau these days, I literary cannot escape from seeing coffee stalls. Initially I wasn’t a fan of such beverages but after trying out a sip (or two) from my partner’s drink, I suddenly became an ice coffee addict. I’m not ashamed to say that I’ve tried out almost every coffee available here in Tawau but I have narrowed it down to my top two choices from the lot. Mind you, this two does not include those from cafes and such since I’m focusing on specialty stalls only.
Coincidentally (or maybe not so much on their part) my top choices actually resides right across one another, at the Hill Top area (beside the JPJ main office area). And unlike other locally produced coffee, these two are actually from popular franchises. So to sum things up and to see which one is better, I’m breaking them down to these facts…
Coincidentally (or maybe not so much on their part) my top choices actually resides right across one another, at the Hill Top area (beside the JPJ main office area). And unlike other locally produced coffee, these two are actually from popular franchises. So to sum things up and to see which one is better, I’m breaking them down to these facts…
Brief description – Founded by a now millionaire
entrepreneur who had also founded the once popular Anis Choc Moist Cake
The good – They definitely stick to what they know best
and produce only 5 choices of coffee flavourings (so far) but each with very
refreshing and compact tastes. Also they’re very mobile since they’re available
at other places around different times of the day
The bad – I’m not too fond of their plastic packaging
(although it’s unique, it made it hard for me to put it down while I’m
driving). And the quantity might not be as much as it’s rival due to the
packaging + ice content.
My favourites – Chocolate & Mocha
Brief description – Owned by QOMA Global Resource (thank you Anonymous reader for this info)
The good – They have better variety when it comes to
their coffee, more in terms of coffee content and their stall was just cute to
look at (a plus in attracting customers)
The bad – I’m sure that other people will disagree
with me but I personally do not like their Fruity and Soda line of drinks
though.
My favourites – Double Chocolate & Milo
Dinosaur Special
My personal ratings (for both) are as
follows…
Food
– 4/5 (depending on your taste buds)
Price
– 3/5 (understandably a little pricey than your
average coffee)
Service
– 4/5 (unless you’re ordering more than 10, then it
won’t take them long to prepare your fix)
Decor
– 3/5 (fairly simple looking stalls)
Location – 4/5 (near to the Hill
Top shops area, they’re visible by the roadside)
Hi dear just to get your facts right . Kopi Kocak is owned by QOMA Global Resource and the owner is 27 year old woman entrepeneur who originally started with Fashion Industry before embark into F&B Industry . You can search their official fanpage QOMA's Boutique . I am one of their franchisee too and not agree when you said its owned by Bruneian cause this is our Malaysian owned brand . #kopikocakmelaka
ReplyDeleteThank you for d info. I was trying to find more info on them but x find anything concrete before. I will amend d info above later ya
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