Welcome to Mori Kohi – Jalan Aman (HQ), a specialty coffee destination and service hub located in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. More than just a café, Mori Kohi offers a curated coffee experience—ranging from expertly brewed single-origin espresso to tailored barista training, coffee catering for events, and a relaxed workspace for creatives and professionals. Find out more about our ethos and offerings at facebook.com/morikohi.my.
Mori Kohi is designed as a multi-faceted coffee service provider. Our offerings emphasize quality, education, and community:
At Mori Kohi we combine craft and hospitality. Our baristas are trained to extract flavors with precision and to recommend pairings that complement each roast. Whether you’re a coffee aficionado or someone exploring specialty coffee for the first time, you’ll appreciate our commitment to sustainable sourcing, transparent roast profiles, and an approachable service style that reflects the vibrant culture of Kuala Lumpur.
Situated in a convenient Kuala Lumpur neighborhood, Mori Kohi serves local residents, office workers, and visitors seeking quality coffee and dependable service. We embed local flavors and seasonal offerings into our menu and frequently collaborate with nearby businesses and creatives to host pop-ups, tasting sessions, and community-driven events.
Looking to elevate your next event? Mori Kohi provides professional barista teams and tailored packages for off-site coffee service. Our workshops cover everything from latte art and extraction fundamentals to cupping sessions that teach participants how to evaluate coffee quality. These services are ideal for team-building activities, hospitality staff training, or any event in Kuala Lumpur where impressive, consistent coffee service matters.
Our Jalan Aman headquarters strikes a balance between cozy and contemporary. The space is designed to be welcoming, with comfortable seating, reliable Wi-Fi, and a warm ambiance ideal for meeting clients, studying, or taking a break from the city. We prioritize a friendly, informative approach—our team loves sharing tasting notes and brewing tips to help you get the most from every cup.
For the latest updates, event schedules, and menu highlights, visit our Facebook page at facebook.com/morikohi.my. There you’ll find photos, customer reviews, and announcements about upcoming workshops and pop-ups. Mori Kohi — a brand new space to let you experience the wonder of great coffee in Kuala Lumpur.
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Agnes Jia
in the last weekOur usual paw dates spot! Love the environment and staffs here are so helpful and nice! Great hospitality and service. The food is so yummy too, my personal favourite is the salmon don. Everything is so perfect and our fur kids love it too!
Syaaz
a week agoPork- and alcohol-free, and the staff mentioned that all their ingredients are sourced from halal-certified suppliers. (Lupa nak snap food pic) The food was delicious, but personally I don’t find it very Muslim-friendly because the café is pet-friendly. There were quite a few guests who brought their dogs, and some of them were seated on the chairs. It would be great if the owner could consider separating the seating area for guests with pets and guests without pets, so everyone can dine more comfortably.
Ainnur Annisa Abdul Razak
a week agoA great spot for lunch! However, parking is limited, which can be frustrating. On the plus side, the staff are very attentive.
David Chu
2 weeks agoGreat coffee (as always), had the weekly special Curry Udon and it was yummy
Ryan Constantine
2 weeks agoHad a pretty disappointing experience here, and honestly, if it weren’t for the waffle, this would easily be a 2-star review. Across the board, the savory food felt subpar and lacked depth—missing that crucial "middle of the tongue" flavor. The Food Chicken Katsu / Tori Katsu Rice: The chicken katsu was pounded with a mallet to absolute oblivion, leaving it completely flattened. The curry (kari) was incredibly mediocre, and the side salad was just drizzled with standard Kewpie sesame mayo. Mori Signature Tendon: Very bland. It desperately needed more shoyu sauce to give it some life. Mori Cold Ramen: A letdown—it was literally just cold noodles with sesame sauce. Salmon Chazuke: Decent. One of the few savory items that was actually okay. Desserts (The Saving Grace): The waffle with ice cream was great and easily the highlight of the meal. The bingsu was just okay. Service The service didn't help turn things around. The staff felt very clunky, clumsy, and uncoordinated throughout our visit. Verdict: Unless you are stopping by strictly for a waffle and ice cream, the savory menu and service leave a lot to be desired.