The other day at Alor Setar.... Tiffz Coffee Gallery..

Cafes have been sprouting in Penang, and somewhat it spread to BM, Butterworth, SP and even Alor Setar... The last i remembered, Alor star doens't have Starbucks or Coffeebean, thus, it's still less competitive to open a cafe business there.

All I remember is Blackwood from Kedah.
Besides Blackwood, there are many cafes around, and after going to a few cafes, I finally found a coffee place that I enjoyed (that comes together with the ambience/environment/people).

So, this cafe is called Tiffz Coffee Gallery, located at Pekan Simpang Kuala, Alor Setar (located above Bank Rakyat) and there is a day market along the road. Since it only open after lunch, I only had coffee and the well known waffles+ice cream. I would probably be back again for dinner some day.

The cafe is situated on the 1st floor of the row of shop lots, thus climbing up the stairs is required, and you need to look up higher for the signboard.

It had really nice cushions around, but hopefully, it also goes into periodic cleaning/washing. :D

If i remember correctly, the waffle cost RM12, which I thought it's still reasonable as compared to some places which sells RM15 or RM16...

Then again, my favourite waffle place is still Leomag - cheap and good and awesome.

The usual latte that i have, and the other one is Americano

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