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the best coworking spaces and wi-fi cafes in klang (that don't suck)

@Hugo Barrett2/8/2026blog
the best coworking spaces and wi-fi cafes in klang (that don't suck)

okay, so i spent a week in klang pretending to be a digital nomad just to figure out where you can actually get shit done without wanting to throw your laptop out the window. turns out, it's harder than it looks. klang's not exactly known for its hipster coworking scene, but there are a few diamonds in the rough. here's the messy, sleep-deprived truth.


first off, the weather here is like a sauna with a side of monsoon. one minute it's blistering hot, the next you're dodging puddles the size of small lakes. but hey, that's malaysia for you. if you're coming from kl, it's just a 45-minute drive, so no excuses.

meat with sauce in black bowl

the coworking spaces



*Common Ground Klang - this place is legit. fast wi-fi, decent coffee, and enough outlets to charge a small army. it's not cheap (rm50/day), but if you're serious about working, it's worth it. the vibe is kinda corporate, but whatever, you're here to work, not to vibe.

Colony Space Asia - another solid option. the wi-fi is reliable, and the chairs don't make your back hate you. it's a bit pricier (rm60/day), but the aircon actually works, which is a win in this heat.

the wi-fi cafes



Chawan Bangsar - okay, this one's technically in bangsar, but it's close enough to klang that i'm counting it. the wi-fi is hit or miss, but the food is bomb. plus, it's open 24/7, so if you're a night owl, this is your spot.

The Brew House - this place has a chill vibe and decent wi-fi. the coffee is meh, but the pastries are on point. it's a good spot if you want to work without feeling like you're in an office.

Starbucks Bandar Bukit Tinggi - i know, i know, it's a chain. but hear me out: the wi-fi is solid, the seats are comfy, and it's open late. sometimes, you just need a reliable spot to grind, and this is it.

a body of water with a boat in the distance

the dirty truth



klang's not exactly a digital nomad paradise. the wi-fi can be sketchy, the cafes can be noisy, and the rent is creeping up (rm1,200 for a decent one-bedroom, if you're curious). but if you're willing to put up with a little chaos, there are some gems here.

overheard at The Brew House*: "the wi-fi here is so slow, i think it's powered by hamsters." true story.

anyway, if you're planning to work from klang, bring a portable hotspot, a sense of humor, and maybe a fan. you're gonna need it.

for more info, check out TripAdvisor or Yelp for reviews. and if you're feeling adventurous, hit up the Klang Reddit for some local tips.

happy working, you beautiful chaos magnet.

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