I was born in Kluang, a small town in the heart of Johor. The population was 323,762 as of 2020, but to your surprise, 600 plus coffee shops of varying sizes are spread across the town. The British planters inherited the habit in the 1940s era after the Second World War.

Everything related to coffee is available in the oil palm plantation town; there is an abundant supply of coffee beans, coffee makers, utensils, and the factory, you name it.

The Luwak coffee is sold here, with a cup costing you US $43 before tax in a small 50 ml porcelain cup in an ordinary café. Priority booking orders are a must during the weekend, with a swarm of Singaporeans flocking here, queuing in a beeline.