30 May 2010

Pacific Coffee opens here in Malaysia!!

Pacific Coffee Company (Pacific Coffee), a premium coffeehouse from Hong Kong launched its Malaysian flagship outlet at IOI Boulevard. Other than this outlet, there is one at Pavilion KL as well, on the 2nd floor, near the banks.

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Alexander Leaw, Director of Perfect Cup Coffee (M) Sdn Bhd which is the franchisee of Pacific Coffee Company in Malaysia at the launch with COO, F&B division, Pacific Coffee (Holdings) Ltd, Mr Jonathan Somerville.

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This new premium coffee franchise aims to offer good quality food & beverages to everyone.
Other than 50 choices of hot drinks, iced drinks, teas, ice-blended beverages (Chillino) and juices, there are freshly prepared sandwiches, panini, pies and quiches.

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For the coffee infused selections, different flavours such as Cookies & Cream, Mocha Brownie, Vanilla Latte, Berry Frenzy, Passionfruit, Vanilla Snowflake and Hazelnut Latte spares the customers from the pain of lack of chioces.

Other notable non – coffee beverages includes selection of bottled imported fruit juices - Lambda, Esprit & Australia’s Bickford’s Original Kola & Sarsaparilla.

Other than the beverages, the interior of each outlet aims to please as well.
Internet “stations”, a bookcase full of books, comfy couches & roomy space adds to the comfort of chilling out at Pacific Coffee stores.

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Cakes here are supplied by Just Heavenly Pleasures , and the Vanilla Butterscotch Cake (which exclusive to Pacific Coffee) is a cake’s lover dream.

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Other not-to-be-missed sweets includes the Chocolate Damnation (meaning literally diets be damned!), Choc Cheese cake & the Red Velvet.

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Prices:
Hot beverages = RM7.00 to RM13.00 per cup,
iced beverages – RM11.00 to RM14.00 per cup.
Cookies and muffins are priced from RM2.90 to RM6.90 each.
Cakes, pastries, sandwiches, pies are priced from RM3.90 to RM12.90 per item.

Updates:
I went to Pavilion to check out their outlet there. It is NOT at the main alfresco area & was a bit obscured.
However, it’s perfect if you are looking for some privacy & quietness.

Located at the 2nd floor, it is near the Zone G (Porte Cochere) valet parking is.
Go pass Govida cafe, then at Tod’s, turn LEFT just before Cafe Stella.

Pacific Coffee, Pavilion.

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30 May 2010

Sean says:

Ooh I tried their iced blendeds at pavilion … Rocky road and cookies n cream … Both pretty thick n creamy, with lots of nice marshmallows in the rocky road. Will try to sample their food too next time!

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Rebecca Reply:

Better than the normal blends yea? :mail:

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30 May 2010

TummyRumble says:

woot! nice.. thanks for the info :)

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Rebecca Reply:

No problem! ;-)

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30 May 2010

iamthewitch says:

Saucer loved this coffee shop back in HK! Good to know that we don’t have to fly all the way there just for this! :P We actually visited this place in Puchong a couple of times already.. I love the ambience!

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Rebecca Reply:

Yes yes, very nice right? I love the books!

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30 May 2010

lotsofcravings says:

glad to hear pavilion has an outlet too. must go give this a try..

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Rebecca Reply:

Do! Before you leave for Aussie ;)

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31 May 2010

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31 May 2010

minchow says:

We can definitely do with a coupla more coffee chains to give the existing complacent ones a run for their buck! And freshly made sandwiches mean we can actually make this a lunchtime stop, unlike the glad-wrapped cardboard sandwiches at certain places.

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Rebecca Reply:

Hmm.. me got to try the food here soon too!
Well, at least we know the cakes aren’t gonna be bad! ;-)

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31 May 2010

augustdiners says:

Yay!!!! It’s here it’s here *jumps up and down with joy*

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Rebecca Reply:

Hhaaha..but stil a bit far from Kepong. However, they are opening more outlets rather rapidly, accordign to the Manager i spoke to ;-)

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31 May 2010

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Searching for this for some time now – i guess luck is more advanced than search engines :)

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31 May 2010

Chong says:

Albeit it is pretty open, it looks cosy and nice…

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Rebecca Reply:

Yes, no air con though! I dont mind since I’m scared of chills anyway so it’s good for me ;-)

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1 Jun 2010

unkaleong says:

Rather funny how the signs were not updated. Thankfully you said it was near the car showrooms :P else it would have been even more difficult to locate.

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1 Jun 2010

Crystal says:

Becky dear! Your blog makes me hungry!! hahaha… very nice blog btw :)

xoxo

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1 Jun 2010

Pureglutton says:

Looks like a good place to chill out.

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1 Jun 2010

J2Kfm says:

Thanks, I probably will try the one in Pavilion instead.

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3 Jun 2010

via says:

wanna open franchise…one of my colleague friend owns this franchise….nice place to hv coffee

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14 Jun 2010

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25 Jun 2010

Delmer Stassinos says:

Hey, good write up. Other than no airconditioning, this outlet is pretty cool, WIFI, sofas, etc. a bit too close to the valet for my liking but the area here gives lots of privacy. I think the coffee tops CB or Starbucks anytime.

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28 Jul 2010

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