The Royal Post

The Royal Post is actually a food truck! When i first heard about it i thought my friends were joking. The Royal Post food truck serves sandwiches and other tidbits. Mainly in the office district of KL (primarily Menara Millenium). The first time I ate here was during my high school’s carnival day. When i saw the steep price of a simple sandwich I was reluctant and nearly walked away but im glad i still went ahead!
That sandwich was worth every penny! It was filled with fresh chopped crunchy lettuce, fresh tomatoes, cheddar cheese, ketchup, mustard and a few slices of chicken ham. The price may seem steep but the actual generous portion of the sandwich is very much worth the price.

The Royal Post is a food truck in Klang Valley. Well, I don’t know whether they have a specific spot where they will go everyday. But so far, it seems they don’t. Unless you are going to visit their café at Damansara Intan.
I got to know The Royal Post was when I was still in uni (Uni always have the best memoir). One random day, I saw a lot of students were queuing at the roadside and a truck was there, that was The Royal Post. They offered few choices that time, I was not sure what were offered already, but I bet they were still testing market, so choices were limited.
The reason that so many students queued for it because our uni doesn’t have a foodcourt and we were bored to have the same food everyday. When a new member was here, that was like BEST ever. Haha. Back to The Royal Post, it had a buy 1 free 1 milkshake offer for us. Oh! That was genius! We grouped up and bought our drinks. It was great and smooth. Basically you bought the almost same price like Starbucks but you got two cups!
Overall, that was a great experience I have had with The Royal Post. Okay, I am now missing them a lot. Perhaps, I shall go visiting them at their café.

With food trucks and coffee being the two most trending topics in the world of gastronomy, it was only a matter of time before some form of convergence would take place and lo and behold it has. While I can appreciate a good novelty every once in awhile, the main reason for me visiting this place was finding out that it is the brainchild of major mancrush material; Sam Lai, a former stockbroker and manager/​barista at Artisan Roast. Following in this theme, obviously the latter holds more weight seeing as how Artisan is the epicenter of Kuala Lumpur’s hipster coffee aficionados.
Operating out a red, black and white truck that rumbles around the Damansara-​KL vicinity, the truck serves up flat whites, lattes and cappuccinos that are just as good if not better than some of what you could get in your everyday stand-​alone coffee shop minus the air-​conditioning and obscure indie music playing in the background. The truck also has a nice little selection of gourmet sandwiches for a quick pick-​me-​up in between. To get wind on their current location, check out their Facebook page here
, otherwise, you can visit their stand alone café over at Damansara Intan.