White Coffee at Johor Bahru

Let's brew in!

It's almost 2 years now when we got the chance to try the perfect blend of OldTown White Coffee at Johor Bahru in Malaysia.

The taste of the White Coffee is just perfect and it compliments the weather at that time. The aroma made us want to have another cup and actually made us bought packs of the instant coffee of the brand. It comes with different flavors that you could surely enjoy.

Here are some of the pictures we got when we tried the coffee.

with my friends, Jane, Ann and Lyn

our cup of the OldTown White Coffee

when we are checking the Menu

Since we are already in the area, we did not of course waste our chance to explore and took some photos.

I wish to visit again the place and try some other perfect blends of coffee.

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