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Black Canyon Coffee

Since it's a franchise by the thais, I decided to drive all the way to Jusco Bandar Perda to have a taste of this coffee place, Black Canyon Coffee.
Surprisingly, the drinks were really good, especially the coffee. I wonder what kind of syrup they used as it tasted really flavouring!
Their version of "char kuey teow' was good too!
At least it gave me a surprise as I thought it would taste like local char kuey teow.

Comments

Simply Simply said…
U didn't take photo of the CKT? Shall try it next time...
5/1/09 8:52 AM
meiyi said…
got la. with the fork liao!
not clear enuf ka?
5/1/09 4:08 PM
Josi3 said…
wow.. I love the coffee.. oh..so frothy..hmm.. I need coffee now.. how much it costs????
5/1/09 10:31 PM
meiyi said…
less than RM10.
5/1/09 10:52 PM
Anonymous said…
Less than RM10..?!!? U think elleone earn RM6.5k per month like you izzit..? Camon...RM0.80 per cuppa then ok lar....fuhh, ur like that Jessica/Elise from Gem of Life money aneh...lich lich kao kao one, then buy all blended staff one. Headache..headache...
6/1/09 10:33 AM
meiyi said…
Oni had one cup OK!?
Yes. I'm the 'new' Elise!
6/1/09 9:19 PM
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