Chuan Hoe Coffee Factory

Wood Fire Roasted Coffee Bean, Amazing to See! *Note do ask for permission before entering the roasting work area. 👍🏼 1) Amazing experience to see how the coffee bean roasted using the wood fire 2) Friendly operator, but do not exploit their kindness, do ask for permission before entering their work area 3) Have bought the products from Shopee, and excited to visit the factory to experience the process 👎🏼 4) Being an older factory, so excuse the mess 5) Monkeys around the area *All photographs by me, with LEICA SL2, paired with Sigma 22mm, LUMIX 50mm, Sigma 85mm Art lens.

A very traditional coffee factory that located at hidden place in klang. Bought a bag of non-processed arabica coffee bean and grinder. As went on a public holiday, so don’t have any staffs is on duty. Missed the opportunity to see the whole process. Will visit again the factory.

Whether you are a coffee lover or not, try spend a short moment to visit one of the traditional coffee mill in Klang area. Coffee bean are roasted in a traditional way using woods. Sugar are cooked using woods as well. Arome smell of coffee are all over this factory. You can buy some small packing of coffee powder, or even big can of coffee powder in more than 10 kg. The most expensive one is the Arabica coffee, cost at RM100 each kg.

Definitely worth a visit if you are in the area (it's free entry). Traditional kopi roaster, cottage industry, not found in Singapore. You can buy the freshly roasted coffee grounds (there are 2 options, roasted with or without sugar) and a small bean grinder here.

eye opening small coffee roasting factory that produces coffee powder for local use. don't expect world class operations nor sanitation standards. we arrived mid afternoon so missed the roasting, grinding action which takes part earlier day. there's a vegetable farm behind and black tea dust packing facility (for local use) beside which might be related. it isnt a commercial tourist venue which made the experience very real. there isn't a coffee tasting workshop, souvenir store or eateries connected to it.