Cafe feature: Reda Coffee/ Rumah 105

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Run by Reda Coffee, Rumah 105 is a space that’s more than just a café. This is the perfect cosy hangout spot for coffee lovers and art enthusiasts alike.

Stepping into Reda Coffee feels like entering a welcoming home rather than just a typical coffee spot. The interior is thoughtfully designed to resemble a cosy living room, complete with comfortable seating, warm lighting, and inviting décor. This homely atmosphere encourages guests to relax, linger, and enjoy their coffee in a space that feels personal and comforting.

Nestled in the quiet streets of Setapak, this collaborative art hub features art pieces and poetry books by local artists, creating a vibrant cultural space that invites visitors to immerse themselves in creativity while enjoying a warm and welcoming atmosphere.

The owner and founder, Mosyuki Borhan, made a bold career shift from the airline industry to the world of coffee after the pandemic. Driven by passion, he immersed himself in learning everything about coffee, eventually turning that knowledge into his first business venture. This café marks a new chapter for Mosyuki, blending his fresh perspective with a deep appreciation for the craft of coffee.

Their coffee bar runs on the often-overlooked powerhouse, ECM Elektronika Profi II paired with the reliable Fiorenzato F64 E and Eureka Mignon Specialita coffee grinders — all working together to bring out the best in their curated selection of beans from various roasters.

Their drink offerings include a mix of coffee-based beverages incorporating Malaysian ingredients such as gula apong, and non-coffee coolers with Yakult and fruits.

Burgers and snacks are also served by Midland Grills in the backyard, with a camping-esque dining environment to soak up the cool Kuala Lumpur evening air.