Calanthe Art Cafe, located in Melaka, is a vibrant and artistic haven for coffee enthusiasts. This unique cafe takes pride in being the “First and Only One Cafe in Malaysia” that serves coffee from all 13 states of Malaysia. Each cup of coffee is crafted with passion and precision, allowing visitors to embark on a flavorsome journey through the diverse coffee traditions of the country. The cozy and eclectic ambiance, adorned with local artwork, adds to the charm of the cafe. Whether you prefer a classic latte or a specialty brew, Calanthe Art Cafe guarantees a delightful coffee experience coupled with a warm and welcoming atmosphere.
Phoena Duong
a month agoWe found the restaurant by accident while walking. The front of the shop was covered with many green trees. We were very impressed and decided to enter the shop. We visited late at noon so the restaurant was quite quiet, pleasant, and a little hot. The cafe here is very delicious, a place to try when coming to Melaka.
DBSK
3 weeks agoFriendly staffs, very professional. Coffee taste good. And you can really taste the difference of the two coffees from two different states, I prefer kedah one… the kaya toast also best. Worth to try, the ambient also good, u can enjoy the interior decoration while having coffee. For sure will come again!!!
Khairiyana Miswan
2 months agoAs coffee lover, we were spoilt for choices. Coffee was amazing, if only we had more time to try all the types of coffee. We had their kaya-butter toast too. Disclaimer: They are not halal-certified due to serving beer in their menu, but the cafe is a Muslim-friendly, Pork-free eatery as mentioned by their wonderful staff.
Leon Huang
2 months agoQuite a great experience to have our dinner in this cafe. We were not very hungry but was attracted by the Google review and the concept of 13 state coffees. We ordered the malacca and Perak coffees but they turn out to be quite a let down - not much of unique flavour, pretty blend and watery. However the claypot curry mee was soooo good. I really enjoyed it. And kept thinking of it, perhaps will visit again to try other dishes, such as the laksa.
Sean Sean
3 months agoThe coffee alone will be worth 5 star. I had a Sabah coffee less sweet and hope to come back again. Laksa gravy is thick n fragrant and asking for more gravy doest cost extra. Toast rolti with Gaya is too good to miss. And the croissant just oozes with hot salted egg lava.Cannot don't mention the deco. Whoever owns this cafe really put in much effort in the deco.