Charity drive a success
21 October 2019
LYNA MOHAMMAD [BORNEO BULLETIN]
The first Charity Drive conducted by the Britain Brunei Business Forum (BBBF) at the Mabohai Shopping Complex Event Stage yesterday was a success, with the public tasting and buying the food and drinks offered.
Supported by the British High Commission in Brunei Darussalam, the event also saw the participation of vendors such as Dil Coffee Trail, LIHO, The Samseng Girls and many more.
“I am very touched by the generosity of the public towards BBBF’s first charity food sale. I would like to thank all the vendors who participated and our event partners for their efforts in making this event a success,” said Chairperson of BBBF Yvonne Kuan.
#008 Shaikh Fadilah: Craft coffee & cheesecake
27 September 2019
MY SIGNATURE DISH [PONA]
Fadilah ("Dil") shares his journey from being the son of "Brunei's version of Nigella Lawson", to an inspirational study abroad trip to Australia that resulted in a passion for coffee and home-made cakes. He now serves speciality coffee in his home of Brunei, and shares what goes into a great coffee and cake pairing.
9 to 5: What's Neue With Dilcoffeetrail
10 May 2019
LANCE THOO [NEUE]
Welcome to another edition of “What’s Neue from 9 to 5”. In this segment, 9 questions would be about people’s opinion on general and everyday things, while the last 5 questions would be fairly chill and more tongue in cheek.
We here at Neue believe that every person out there has a story to tell.
This week, we find out What’s Neue with Shaikh Fadilah of Dilcoffeetrail, who as the name suggests is someone who is truly passionate about appreciating all things coffee.
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Spilling the Beans: A Conversation with the Movers and Shakers of Brunei’s Coffee Culture
3 May 2019
BORNEO INSIDER'S GUIDE
Brunei’s coffee culture has transformed a lot from its days of inception, when all we knew about good coffee were iced mochacinnos with whipped cream on top. Not that we’re complaining (we love our iced mochacinnos), but the coffee scene has seen a revolution since those days. These days the coffee culture caters for every kind of coffee drinker – and we’re all the better for it.
We set our sights on some of the movers and shakers of the local coffee scene, and ask them to share some personal insights about, what else, coffee!
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