Kopi Luwak

5 Arnaud Celeste - 3 years ago

Surprising stop on our way to Ubud. Very nice coffee tasting and warm welcome.

1 Jona Johnson - 3 years ago

Just an FYI- the little animals (civets) that are used to make this Kopi Luwak live in terrible conditions. They are social animals but are separated and put in tiny cages with dismal food and living conditions. If you do a quick internet search you can find more information and about their terrible conditions and high mortality rate. Additionally, they are nocturnal and yet are dragged out in the day time for the purpose of entertaining tourists. Many countries have banned importing this type of coffee due to the way the animals are treated, not because of the novelty.
If I'd known this when I was visiting Bali I would not have endorsed such a place.

1 Heather Scholey - 3 years ago

Do not support this animal abuse trade. Luwaks are kept in small wire cages and are often kept alone with nothing to lie on or play with. I hope Bali ends this tourist animal exploitation soon.

4 Luciane Lauffer - 4 years ago

A great surprise to find this place. We truly enjoyed the experience, but wished the products had more reasonable prices.

3 joseph hsu - 5 years ago

Not very satisfied place

4 Made Adiadnyana - 4 years ago

Ok

4 Achmad Jamaluddin - 4 years ago

(Translated by Google) The place is nice, there is a cool glass floor for self-taking photos. But I don't really like Luwak coffee because it is served without pulp (somewhat clear color). If you order Luwak coffee, you can get 10 more types of processed Balinese coffee

(Original)
Tempat nya bagus, ada lantai kaca yang asik buat swa foto. Tapi kopi luwaknya saya gk terlalu suka karena disajikan tanpa ampas (agak bening warnanya). Kalau pesan kopi luwak dapat 10 lebih jenis kopi olahan bali