Cafe Jufei 聚啡馆. - Kulai, Johor Darul Ta'zim

Aidil M.

Susah nak jumpa cafe yang cantik macam ni dekat kulai. Hidden gem in kulai. Interior cafe sangat cantik. Dan owner sangat friendly

Stewart T.

An extraordinary old lot shop converted into a cafe with lush greenery and potted plants. Coffee is amazing, had the caramel latte and I would wager it as one of the best caramel lattes I’ve ever had! Food wise, pretty limited options. Had the pizza 6 of the day, quite good! Nice and serene relaxing place to catch up and relax on a Saturday afternoon if you’re in Kulai, Johor.

Fang C.

位置有点隐秘，在老店屋的第三层，需要爬楼梯上去的 而且需要脱鞋哟👟

环境很vintage 没顾客 各种拍拍拍🤣 我大概11点到的 不会很热 适合吹吹风 喝喝咖啡☕️

这里不提供正餐（先在网上看下menu再决定要不要去哈），但却是与朋友相聚、畅聊，或独自沉浸于书香中的理想之地👍🏻

*有一些桌游可以玩👍🏻

P T.

This cafe is on the third floor so don’t miss it. The food is simple but really good. We tried the Hawaiian pizza, cheese cake and cranberry scones. All are superb. Prices are reasonable and the boss is a friendly chap. My son really enjoyed eating there. The drinks are great too and not too sweet. Remember to remove your shoes before stepping in lol…

Kai M. H.

I failed to find this cafe a few months ago as it is located at the topmost of the building.
The house-blend latte is smooth and balanced, with fairly good latte art as added value. The waffle was crispy and slightly sweetened by maple syrup. Quite a nice dining experience.
As a cafe operated by Chinese owner, my first visit surprisingly observed 50% of the guests are Malays -- a good trend to be a sustainable business in Malaysia.
For the internal design, I feel the owner tried to squeeze stuffs they like from old sewing machine to new Gundam models.
I did not give full stars to atmosphere because I saw no air conditioner, which likely makes the cafe like an oven in hot days.

Lee K.

Come in to this cosy and friendly cafe to have coffee and snacks. The staff are very friendly. The environment and theme is back to oldies and nostalgia. One can walk around to look at how old times the appliances and children toys are like. Stepping into the cage brings back old childhood memories. The cuppacino and waffle are wonderful. One can easily spend an hour inside.

TH K.

[Review is made from a Singaporean perspective]

Located deep in a residential part of Kulai, Jufei is everything one would expect from a cafe. Its eccentric yet cozy interior adorned with nostalgic childhood antiques really makes it feel like you've stepped into a time capsule.

The coffee here, while admittedly priced high by Malaysian standards, is reasonable given how much effort is put in by the owner. The owner of Jufei is a warm and friendly uncle who personally tamps his own coffee beans. He possesses deep knowledge about coffee and takes pride in the drinks he prepares and sells. During our meal, he personally came over to our table to check on whether we found the Kenyan beans to be suitable for our taste buds given that it has sour notes. He also explained the various types of beans in his rotation and their country of origin, and the difference in flavour notes. You would never be able to experience something like this in Singapore, even in more respectable coffee roasters. This homeliness is truly what made the entire experience.

Azam A.

This is hands down, hats off the best coffee shop in town. The vibes, atmosphere, people, interior, ambiance, and the coffee is always outstanding!
Be careful, you will have love affair with coffee once give a shot!