Edu Coffee

3 Nafriman Nazir - 11 months ago

Price is worth it but they need to increase the taste of food and beverages

5 Bryan R - 5 years ago

This hole in the wall is a fantastic find, and Andy is an amazing host. The menu is overflowing with excellent local dishes, as well as a variety of local snacks and deserts. But you should really come here for the coffee. Their selection of Sumatran coffee is enormous and full of delicious delicacies; they carry various kinds of locally produced Arabic and Robusta beans, and they'll tell you all about them and let you taste samples before you buy. They also sell various kinds of Luwak coffee (produced with the help of a species of Mongoose --- Google that if you haven't heard of it) at a very fair price here, which you can buy in packets of 100g to 1kg. It's also open late, so you can stop in for a late night beer, coffee and snack. There is smoking in the front; the back room is quiet and smoke free. Highly recommended: favourite dinner spot in Bengkulu at the moment.

5 Daniel M. Bonar Manurung - 3 years ago

The first cafe with specialty coffe in Bengkulu. And now they have a new menu, Nasi Hainam which is The Best in Bengkulu.

5 EB Photoproject - 4 months ago

Good taste, have variable menu to choose

5 Fajar Ahmad Prasetya - 5 years ago

One of the best coffee shop in the region. I mean southern sumatra region. Well, they use high quality beans, they roast their own beans, and, they serve not just coffee but also asian/western culinary. They have mangkuraja beans, and its pretty rare in this country. I still havent heard they use international beans though..

3 Adriansyah Putera - 4 years ago

Great coffee u0026 food. I haven't been disappointed with the menu options at Edu Cafe so far, but I'm less happy with the cafe atmosphere.

5 Indra Donovan - 5 years ago

Good cofee and good food...small place