Went to this JCO Donut Cafe @ Pavilion few months back.. ya.. right before i went to Hong Kong… is sooo soo long ago… still remember, by that time… there’s still lots of shop haven’t open in Pavilion yet… and JCO Donut is still not so pack yet.. lucky.. phew… My Cousin and I actually went there and ordered drinks.. and we get a sugar Donut for free.. and i ordered this…
i bought half doz… as you can see.. most of them are chocolate.. hahaha… cause i like chocolate mar… and the best thing is.. there’s not many people there.. till my cousin actually have extra time to reconsider if she should buy some back home and let her bro to test it out… end up.. after she bite the Donut.. she decided to buy half doz too.. hahahaha luckily that time didn’t have many people.. else.. have to re-queue again… siao….
Price: 1/2 a doz RM 10.95 + 5% Gov Tax = 11.50
Yummy Rating: 9/10
Remark: is very fresh… especially for those traditional donuts…. you know what i mean by traditional donut.. hmm lets see.. the top right donut consider as normal donut… i realize that those donuts is more soft… and nice.. hehehehe… the others is not bad too… just is not as soft as those… ^^
the difference between Dunkin Donut and JCO Donut.. hmm… JCO got more choices… JCO is more fresh… the price is almost the same.. i think.. not much different… hmm… Dunkin.. maybe is time for you to improve a little…
Location:
JCO Donuts & Coffee,
LL1.05, Pavilion KL,
168, Jln Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumpur,
Tel :- +60321417751
Will have another outlet at Sunway Pyramid… remember to check it out ya…
Website: http://www.jcodonuts.com/
Popularity: 8% [?]
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JCo donuts seem to give the best deal nowadays. Buy more pay less!
The queue is too long right now.. so did not have the chance to try it.
Oh, the website URL should be http://www.jcodonuts.com/
wah jco wor
I went to J.Co at Pavilion Bukit Bintang this afternoon (27.6.2008). Never been to it before so I thought I’d give it a try. I was served by one of the counter staff, a Malay guy. For no apparent reason, he put my box of doughnuts down and left it there. After a few minutes, I asked another counter staff, a Chinese girl, about my box. This Chinese girl was really rude to me when she replied to me so I left without bothering to buy the doughnuts. You can bet your last Ringgit that I’m never going back there again – better to eat roti canai and teh tarik from mamak or eat at Dunkin Donuts than going to an overpriced doughnut shop with rude staff.