Core details are sourced from this business's Google Business Profile (checked 2026-10-15).
Dak Han Specialty Coffee in SS 2 earns a 4.2 average from 45 Google reviews. Visitors often praise the calm, spacious room, the music, and the coffee itself. Several 1-star reviews focus on how staff treated them, so the mood can swing.
Coffee is the main draw, with reviewers naming Brazil-bean americano and roastery beans as good. Pastries get mixed notes: one visitor found a cake pretty but not to their taste. Several reviewers call the drinks pricey, and slow orders happen when only one barista works.
Reviewers praise the coffee and matcha drinks, and many say the staff are kind. The cafe fills up fast, so it can be loud and hard to find a seat, especially at lunch.
Reviewers praise the cakes, especially the lemon pistachio chiffon, for being light and not too sweet. The cafe feels cozy, though a few guests found the choice thin in the evening and some visits packed and loud.
Space Grey Cafe draws steady crowds for its espresso and inventive Japanese desserts, especially the matcha-filled daifuku and matcha chocolate cookie. The dark, modern interior tucked upstairs in a florist shop creates buzz on social media. Service is warm and patient, though the modest menu and small seating capacity mean booking ahead helps. Food quality swings: coffee and sweets earn consistent praise, but ramen portions (soup especially) and katsudon flavors disappoint some. No wifi and tight parking deter remote workers despite the chill vibe. Most repeat visitors come for dessert and drinks rather than mains. The matcha cookie bakes fresh to order (expect 15 minutes). Daifuku prices run 12-RM riyal per order and feel steep to some, though fans say the quality justifies it. Space is tight and can smell of fried food. Staff handle special requests politely but note kitchen constraints (soup portions are fixed, for instance).
Last updated 2026-10-15
