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The inner city is a calm and friendly place, characterised by an interesting blend of old and new architecture, which is evident in the best hangout spots in town.

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Sabah (Damai)

Born and brewed in California in 1963, Herbert B. Hyman started The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf. Now, over 40 years later, The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf has grown into one of the largest privately-owned, family-run coffee and tea companies in the world.

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The Jesselton Hotel

High tea is very popular here, and KK’s most famous hotel is a great place to enjoy it. Mountbatten Lounge is known for its delicious afternoon tea and intimate drinks.

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Wisma Merdeka Food Court

Wisma Merdeka Food Court is a popular food court for mid-day bargain eating. It is a good place for locals and visitors alike and a nice place for people watching.

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Starbucks

Starbucks has become a firm favourite with locals and tourists – with guaranteed great coffee, cakes and WiFi. There are three Starbucks in KK.

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Nook Cafe

Nook Café in Kota Kinabalu is a popular boho-themed spot known for its cosy ambience and good vibes. It offers a diverse menu for breakfast, brunch, and lunch, along with excellent coffee and desserts. Locals love its relaxed atmosphere and generous portions, making it a great place to unwind.

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October Coffee Gaya

October Coffee Gaya is a top spot in Kota Kinabalu for high-quality filter coffee, espresso-based drinks, and snacks. Known for its cosy interiors and excellent service, it's a local favourite with strong Wi-Fi and delicious scones. The Flat White is particularly recommended.

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Kota Kinabalu · Cafés

The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Sabah (Damai)

The Jesselton Hotel

Wisma Merdeka Food Court

Starbucks

Nook Cafe

October Coffee Gaya