5 suppliers every new café in the Klang Valley should know
Beans, milk, syrups and greens: the shortlist we'd hand to anyone opening a café this year.
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Opening a café in the Klang Valley means choosing from hundreds of suppliers, and most new owners pick by price per kilo. The owners we spoke to judge suppliers on three other things: consistency, how fast they deliver, and whether someone picks up the phone on a Sunday.
These five come up again and again.
1Bukit Kopi Roastery
Beans arrive within 48 hours of roasting, and the free calibration session for new accounts helps when your baristas are new too.
2Susu Segar Dairy Collective
Local barista milk that holds microfoam well, at a price that makes the maths of a RM 12 latte work.
3Sirap Studio
Pandan and gula melaka syrups made with real ingredients. A local signature drink is the easiest way to stand out.
4Kampung Hijau Farms
If you serve brunch, greens ordered at 9pm arrive by lunch the next day.
5Hijau Pack
Bagasse and paper cups by the carton, so you don't need warehouse space to go plastic-free.
Editorial independence: suppliers can't pay to be included in our lists or features. Sponsored placements are always labelled.
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