Full Of Beans
It's a pleasant afternoon.
Miss Z travelled to a coffee land
Full Of Beans.
Miss Z travelled to a coffee land
Full Of Beans.
| A wide open space in middle, an ideology space expansion illusion |
Like a magnet, Ms. Z just so attracted with all the ambience and sensation feel around the café.
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| Wide and unique sofas are decorated in this café, drink and relax is the priority service |
| A simple blackboard with all the flags on all of the country of coffee origin |
Handwriting menu – P/S: The macaroons are hidden out of menu
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| Coffee syphon on top of the rack are for sales! It is cheaper compared to other shops |
| Everything well arranged, the blender, the coffee bottles, Nice! |
| All the tools and ingredients are displayed as decoration, some of it are for sale as well |
Come and grab a bite whenever yeu are in bad mood. Ms. Z believed they will make yr day better!
| Three cute macaroons! Redish pink in color is cranberry, Brown color is chocolate, Purple color is blueberry. Each of them cost rm2.50. Cheap and tasty. |
Enlighten by the macaroons, Ms Z decided to have it company by a cup of coffee - El Salvador.
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| Full set of meal – Macaroons, Coffee, Perfect Day – Thumbs Up ! |
Other than that, Ms. Z had been treated with ice drip coffee! The process is amazing! It drops a drip of cold water slowly and it goes thru the full cup of coffee filter and ends up in the bottle. By then, it needs 8 hours to be fully filled!
| The ice drip coffee is made out of this cold water dropping mechanism, amazing isn’t it |
| ice-drip coffee |
| Before Blended El Salvador – the aroma is strong even u stand from far |
| Blended El Salvador |
| Don't u feel like take away all these macarons? |
| Macaroons with coffee = perfect blend ! |
| The Expresso Coffee Maker |
Quick fact on Coffee
New, still out of Full of Beans menu.
El Salvador - It's sundried at a clay patios until it's humudity reach optimum level. Therefore it's smell good even from far because during the process, the bean absorbed it's natural flavor to max!
(RM25/cup recommended, it's fresh!)
Menu list :
Special Blend - assorted flavor of coffee beans - the basic one.
(RM8.50/cup)
New, still out of Full of Beans menu.
El Salvador - It's sundried at a clay patios until it's humudity reach optimum level. Therefore it's smell good even from far because during the process, the bean absorbed it's natural flavor to max!
(RM25/cup recommended, it's fresh!)
Menu list :
Special Blend - assorted flavor of coffee beans - the basic one.
(RM8.50/cup)
Columbia – origin from where it’s named upon. It has high acidity (bitter), heavy taste, creamy and with floral aroma.
(RM9.50/cup)
Brazil Santos – Most traditional coffee. It’s mild, low acidity(less bitter), smooth in flavor.
(RM9.50/cup)
Mandheling – from Sumatra, Indonesia breed. It’s mild, low acidity (less bitter), a combination of chocolate and caramel taste.
(RM9.50/cup)
Mocha – It’s not the usual mocha we always order. It’s referring to a type of coffee bean as well, it’s originated from Ethiopia and Yemen.
(RM9.50/cup)
Manbra - combination of Mandheling and Brazil Santos
(RM10/cup)
Blue Mountain Blend - mixture of 5% blue mountain and others to define the blue mountain original taste. (good for a go before try for the full loaded blue mountain coffee)
(RM12/cup)
(RM12/cup)
Kenya AA – A high grade coffee origins from Kenya. According to the coffeemaker, they differentiate the coffee base on the rate of defection, like Kenya AA, its 7 out of 10 which the beans are in good shape, while other 3 is not. For a better one which is even more expensive, its like 9 out of 10 which the beans are in good shape – Kenya AA+++
(RM15/cup)
Mocha Harrar – Harrar is one of the region that produce the mocha, it’s comparatively more wild and fruity flavor.
(RM15/cup)
Golden Mandheling – thick and slurpy chocolate feel, very low in acidity. It has a rich brown sugar taste.
(RM 15/cup)
Columbia Narino – Another high quality production of Columbia coffee, originated at Narino, Columbia. It has a rich body texture and taste of nuts.
(RM22/cup)
Brazil Yellow Bourbon – the bean is separated from skin immediately after picking, the seeds being dried together with the fruit flesh, create a high aromatic smell. It has mild acidity and has delicate complexity of milk chocolates.
(RM25/cup)
Nicaragua Jinotega Papales – produce in Jinotega, Nicaragua. A classic milk chocolate roast taste.
(RM25/cup)
Hawaiian Kona – strongly brewed with no bitterness.
(RM35/cup)
Jamaican Blue Mountain – harvested on Jamaican mountain that over 2000 meters sea level. Well known as it’s fragrant and aroma with the ultimate taste for the Blue Mountain fans.
(RM45/cup)
Rating
Food : 9/10 - Macaroons in Penang! Worth a try!
Beverage : 9/10 - Introduced to a new coffee! Smell good and taste great!
Service : 9/10 - Friendly, well explained, full demonstration on coffee making
Ambience : 8/10 - Simple and comfortable, low density (big room for all), approximate capacity of 20 persons.
Overall : A+ - a firm score. Worth a visit.
Full Of Beans
Address:
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Email:
thebeanmerchant@hotmail.com
Contact No. :
012 4330350
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Wow, you are so rich!
ReplyDeleteEl Salvador is actually ice drip coffee?
The small cup of yours cost RM25???
Damn, got to pay the coffee speciality a visit.
Thumb up! Sofa! ;p
ReplyDeleteyes Darren, yeu shd pay a visit to Full of Beans :)
ReplyDeleteI dont think i affordable for a few ten bucks coffee....you permanently stick on straits quay liao.....
ReplyDeleteyea...that's my fav hangout spot for the time being...xD
ReplyDeletei gona ask E&O to hire me as their toilet cleaner..high maintenance tho :pp
Omg! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI am so gonna be there this weekend!
For the Blue mountain and the macaroons!!
like ur blog like ur pic like de dessertssss!!!
ReplyDeleteU r welcome Cindy :)
ReplyDeleteThey hv diff flavours of macaroons every week.
Thanks Jia Ying..:))
ReplyDeletei was there yesterday, i am there now and i will be there 2molo. Visit their facebook, "full of bean", the "bean" is without"s"
ReplyDeleteOh hi,guess yeu r another coffee lover..can u pls consult d person in charge whn u visit 'em tmr?
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