Lumbung Sari House Of Luwak Coffee

5 Fede Sz - a month ago

We loved the experience. We came here by a recommendation from our taxi driver, which is totally fine to be honest. The place is wonderful, magic. You have an incredible variety of free tasting. We then bought coffee in the shop, and the prices to me seem ok. Nyoman was the person that gave us the tour and he was wonderful, we had an incredible experience.

5 Chris Kassab - 3 months ago

The place is cozy. Staff and Service are excellent. A guide will be with you and explain for you the whole process of luwak coffee production. You will get free sample of every tea and drinks variety they have. Luwak coffee is a must-try.

5 Jordan - 2 months ago

Our local Villa driver recommended this place as part of our day tour. The coffee plantation isn’t too far if you’re residing in Ubud, journey was roughly 15mins give or take with traffic.

The coffee plantation isn’t big, but you get an idea with what goes on once you go inside and employees of the plantation show you around, the types of tree, coffee and the special Luwak coffee.

Once you’ve been shown the Luwak, probably sleeping as the animal is nocturnal, seen the process of getting the coffee bean from the Luwak into your cup, you’re shown your table and given roughly 13 variations of coffee to try, for free! If you want to try the Luwak coffee, is Rp. 50,000 - which works out to roughly £2.75 for a luxury coffee.

Obviously this place will be filled with tourists, so don’t expect the locals to be here, however when you’re given an ample amount of free samples, it makes up for it, plus the on site shop sells the samples of coffee in 100g / 200g bags if you wish to take them home, along with spices and other commodities you may wish to purchase.

The staff on site are very knowledgeable, very friendly and welcoming and not at all pushy if you don’t wish to purchase anything from the shop.

5 Andrea Lau - 2 months ago

Our driver recommended this coffee plantation and it turns out to be amazing! The coffee and tea tasting menu has very unique flavours, like durian coffee, ginseng coffee, lemongrass tea. Their luwak coffee tasted better than the other one we visited in Ubud. Putu introduced the coffee plant and how they collected and hunt for the poop for the luwak coffee in details. We enjoyed our time there!

5 Cicilia Arie - a month ago

Interesting place with nice and kind staff. We were served by Bli Oyan who really friendly. We had great time testing all the flavor of coffees
We bought some luwak coffees and few other flavors for ourselves and for the gifts to my family in US and Japan.
My favorites are the luwak coffee and the ginger coffee.
Looking forward to visit again next time.
Thank you Bli Oyan and Lumbung Sari.
Stay healthy, safe.
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5 Jonathan Alker - 2 months ago

Beautiful location over looking some rice fields, a few swings and frames for the insta-fans to take some shots. The tasting plate for the teas and coffee is free other than the Lewak coffee. Our host Dayat, was super helpful and knowledgeable considering he'd only been learning and practising English for 6 months after moving from Lombok. We rated the coconut coffee and the mangosteen tea both costing about 200k each for a 200 gram packet. I was happy enough to pay because they are each quite unique. Will visit here again for sure

5 Arif Januardi Liuman - 6 months ago

Luwak coffee was the best. First come to lumbung Sari we’ve greeted by a very nice employee , his name is Bli Sanjaya, he explained about how luwak coffee being produced. After that we had given the several drinks that they sell over there.
They also provide some photo spot.you can buy any drinks that you’ve tasted in their store.
They just reopen after pandemic. You should never miss it.