The Qoba sandwich is nice, and coffee is good too! The vibe is strong here. Apparently the interior design is unique and some deco was from previous production set, which gives off a sense of strong Malaysian vibe. It’s definitely worth to visit! Nasi lemak is only available in the weekends. We were told you can view the sunset here along the back alley, will definitely visit again next time to chill and relax.

1. the location. Yes there is no signboard but the waze and google map do bring me to the exact location. there are lots of photos posted by other ppl. So it is not so hard to find out even there are no table or chairs outside. 2. variety of menu. there are. as a non-coffee user, they servered me lemon tea. they do have peach lemon tea but it is out of stock. welp. its a small place and growing. many can be improve. 3. toilet. available within the premise. 4. decoration. superb. 5. Parking. you can park at the back alley. or outside. Yes i know the place is like "hard" to get one. but you will. I used to stays in that area for two years. section 17 is one of kind. easy access to KL and PJ area. 6. outside food. I did see some brings ramly burger and nasi goreng to the cafe. I am not sure if there is no outside food policy. Maybe you can try to ask the owner. There are nasi pakapau nearby. if it is possible i shall tapau and eat at this cafe. -- its really recommended to come and have a small talk with other people. mingles around with strangers. I did find it interesting. More photos videos on ig@fzeo

Love the folks running this cool & friendly place. Keeping it simple with a solid coffee and a power sandwich.

A literal hole-in-the-wall outlet, Kopi Pintu Belakang is exactly that: A very chill coffee place facing the back alley of a residential Petaling Jaya neighbourhood. Touting a rustic wooden decor, cafe patrons will be greeted by a simple and cozy ambience ringed by books and old-school Malaysian memorabilia. The very reasonably-priced menu highlights include the Kopi Opah (made from local Sabah beans) and Coba (Quba?) beef-and-egg sandwich, as well as bread pudding. The only con to this place is that seating is limited, probably only enough to comfortably fit ten people inside at a time. Otherwise, a great place to spend a coffee date on a quiet afternoon.

great sandwiches, lovely ambience and excellent hospitality

Just sit around in the back alley of the housing area, might have some flies and mosquitoes in the evening but didn't mind. Was just chilling with friends. Tried the quba sandwich, homely taste. Coffee is great. Definitely a place to laze around and relax.

Quaint, nostalgic cafe tucked away at the back of a suburban home. Truly a pintu belakang experience with great ambience - a product of the friendly owner’s creative passion. Matcha latte was decent and fairly priced. Will be back to try the coffee next time :)

The place is literally the wet kitchen of house, so you enter from the back alley. It is very small and decorated with what seems stage props. Talking to the owner, it turns the office in the front of the house. They use the Italian percolator to brew coffee. We ordered Mocha, which I find it to taste more like of a hot chocolate rather than coffee with cocoa. Frankly, considering the size, location and ambience (you most likely sit outside in the alley), I thought the prices were a bit steep.

Outstanding coffee served by knowledgeable barista! The friendly staff, cozy vibe, and perfect brew make this my favorite spot. Highly recommend!

A masterpiece of a coffee shop, no words can deny. Surrounded by cool people. Home. I don’t do sugarcoating, try.