In Tenom, mornings arrive softly. The mist lingers over coffee hills, the air cools the senses, and the road from Kota Kinabalu feels less like a drive and more like a gentle reset. This is where Fatt Choi Coffee Cabin makes its mark. Recently established and already drawing quiet buzz, it is Tenom’s newest reason to slow down and sip deliberately.
The journey matters here. As the city fades behind you, the landscape opens into rolling greenery and mountain silhouettes. By the time you arrive, the reward is immediate: panoramic hill views, the unmistakable aroma of freshly roasted Tenom coffee, and a café experience that feels rooted in place rather than trend.
Coffee First, Always
At Fatt Choi Coffee Cabin, great coffee comes naturally. Brewed from Tenom’s own celebrated beans, each cup carries depth, warmth, and a sense of origin. This is coffee enjoyed without rush, best paired with fresh mountain air and an unhurried afternoon.
Stay Where the Coffee Grows
What elevates the experience is the stay. Cozy cabin houses sit among lush coffee trees, offering guests a rare luxury: waking up to the scent of roasting beans drifting from the nearby coffee factory. Mornings here are unfiltered and deeply comforting, where nature and craft meet before breakfast.
New Opening: Fatt Choi x Lemon Tree
Adding a fresh layer to the destination is Fatt Choi Coffee x Lemon Tree Kitchen & Bakery, now officially open. Designed for lingering, it invites guests to come for the coffee and stay for the vibes. From daytime café moments to relaxed evening dining, it extends the Fatt Choi experience into a full-day affair, effortlessly blending Tenom’s calm rhythm with warm, welcoming hospitality.
Visitor Details
Entrance fee: RM2
Children 8 years old and below: Free
Daily, 9am – 5pm
Fatt Choi Coffee x Lemon Tree Kitchen & Bakery
Monday, Wednesday – Sunday (Tuesday off)
Open on Public Holidays
9am – 9pm
Kampung Tenom Lama, 89908 Tenom, Sabah
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In a town known for its coffee heritage, Fatt Choi Coffee Cabin feels like a quiet love letter to Tenom. Come for the brew, stay for the hills, and let the journey itself become part of the flavour.
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