Post by uptowndragon on Jul 26, 2010 13:02:17 GMT 7
mBuji Cafe @ Sunway Giza, Kota Damansara
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MBuji Cafe
Lot 15, Blok B,
Sunway Giza,
Kota Damansara,
41780 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor D.E.
T. 603 41871267
F. 603 41871297
E. askmbuji@gmail.com
MBuji is pronounced "boo-jee". The "M" is silent.
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When one mentions Africa, it usually conjures the feeling of adventure and excitement. At Mbuji, you will discover these emotions as you savour the different and unconventional types of coffee that we offer. Be adventurous and try one of the many types of coffee we have from countries like Africa, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and South America. Go for something exciting like our Coffee Orange or Coffee Mint. Either way, you will definitely be pleased as you enjoy your cuppa with the great and delicious food that we have.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/Mbujiinside.jpg)
Mbuji is a stone that looks like a hill and it’s thought to be one of the highest and largest stone in Tanzania. This is a natural monument that is integral to the community there as they believe it wields supernatural power. People still worship and offer sacrifices to the stone. Surrounding Mbuji hill is an indigenous tribe called Matengo. Their main livelihood is growing coffee.
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Did you know:
When you order a cup of coffee at Mbuji, you don't just get to take pleasure in its great taste but you will be glad to know that part of the price you pay will go back to the coffee growers in Tanzania. This money will be used to help their community through various activities like setting up libraries, buying first aid kits and providing education for the children. Stay tuned as we introduce the community to you.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/Coffee2.jpg)
Mumbo jumbo of coffee:
We are sure you've come across many words related to coffee like Arabica, Robusta, Barista, Grande etc.. But what does it all mean? Here at Mbuji, we believe that knowledge is an adventure in itself. Hence, we would like to use this space to shed some light on the coffee jargons used.
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Arabica:
Coffea Arabica trees produce nearly all of the world’s specialty coffee. The vast majority of coffee is Robusta or Arabica. However most consider the flavor of Arabica coffee far superior to Robusta. Arabica trees are typically grown at high elevations where insects and disease are less prevalent. Because of the inherently steep terrain at high elevations where Arabica is generally grown, mechanical harvesting is impractical, so Arabica coffee is nearly always picked by hand, thus ensuring the highest quality. At Mbuji, our coffee is made from the most premium Arabica beans.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/MbujiPlacemat700.jpg)
HAVE A FREE ESPRESSO ON US
Just print out ths banner below and present it to us at Mbuji Sunway Giza and let us treat you to a FREE espresso. No terms and conditions, just a free cuppa with no obligations. How's that sound?
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/MbujiBanner700.jpg)
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/mbuji_outlined_small_m.jpg)
MBuji Cafe
Lot 15, Blok B,
Sunway Giza,
Kota Damansara,
41780 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor D.E.
T. 603 41871267
F. 603 41871297
E. askmbuji@gmail.com
MBuji is pronounced "boo-jee". The "M" is silent.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/mbujifront.jpg)
When one mentions Africa, it usually conjures the feeling of adventure and excitement. At Mbuji, you will discover these emotions as you savour the different and unconventional types of coffee that we offer. Be adventurous and try one of the many types of coffee we have from countries like Africa, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia and South America. Go for something exciting like our Coffee Orange or Coffee Mint. Either way, you will definitely be pleased as you enjoy your cuppa with the great and delicious food that we have.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/Mbujiinside.jpg)
Mbuji is a stone that looks like a hill and it’s thought to be one of the highest and largest stone in Tanzania. This is a natural monument that is integral to the community there as they believe it wields supernatural power. People still worship and offer sacrifices to the stone. Surrounding Mbuji hill is an indigenous tribe called Matengo. Their main livelihood is growing coffee.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/mbujidecor.jpg)
Did you know:
When you order a cup of coffee at Mbuji, you don't just get to take pleasure in its great taste but you will be glad to know that part of the price you pay will go back to the coffee growers in Tanzania. This money will be used to help their community through various activities like setting up libraries, buying first aid kits and providing education for the children. Stay tuned as we introduce the community to you.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/Coffee2.jpg)
Mumbo jumbo of coffee:
We are sure you've come across many words related to coffee like Arabica, Robusta, Barista, Grande etc.. But what does it all mean? Here at Mbuji, we believe that knowledge is an adventure in itself. Hence, we would like to use this space to shed some light on the coffee jargons used.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/Coffee.jpg)
Arabica:
Coffea Arabica trees produce nearly all of the world’s specialty coffee. The vast majority of coffee is Robusta or Arabica. However most consider the flavor of Arabica coffee far superior to Robusta. Arabica trees are typically grown at high elevations where insects and disease are less prevalent. Because of the inherently steep terrain at high elevations where Arabica is generally grown, mechanical harvesting is impractical, so Arabica coffee is nearly always picked by hand, thus ensuring the highest quality. At Mbuji, our coffee is made from the most premium Arabica beans.
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/MbujiPlacemat700.jpg)
HAVE A FREE ESPRESSO ON US
Just print out ths banner below and present it to us at Mbuji Sunway Giza and let us treat you to a FREE espresso. No terms and conditions, just a free cuppa with no obligations. How's that sound?
![](http://i822.photobucket.com/albums/zz148/rsanas/Advertisments/MbujiBanner700.jpg)