Kopi Ketjil

4 Elsa Chung - 3 years ago

Our second try to see if this place opens finally allow us to give them a try. We were here on Monday at 9:30am and the store was not open.
A very small unassuming place that coins itself as an artisanal coffee. Well, let's see.
The menu has quite a variety of coffee methods to choose from.
The hubs ordered cappuccino (22k) and I ordered a cold brew (20k). The cold brew was served with ice, while the cappuccino creation...yup, a work of art/manual labour.
The water was pressed through Rok manual coffee presser with the freshly ground coffee (don't know if this pushes water through with 9 bar). The milk was steamed via a stovetop milk steamer. The whole process took 3-5mins, but we didn't mind as we feel like we were watching a show.
As a comparison, my favourite cold brew back home is Stumptown's cold brew from Portland, Oregon; and abroad is Ubud's Seniman cold brew - this one is a bit lacking in flavour, but nevertheless still nice (perhaps I had too many ice cubes?)
The cappuccino is not as strong in flavour as other cups we have had in many coffee shops nearby and abroad.
Overall, it is not the best, and also not the worst. Good show if you have never seen cappuccino done without those big espresso machines.
AC is available and WiFi is strong.

4 Yulvan Chairil - 3 years ago

One of my favorite coffee place in Jogja. The place is quite small but create a warm atmosphere, and you also can get the intimate with the barista, so yoy can learn about coffee from them.

5 nanda bagus - 3 years ago

this super tiny coffee shop should steal the attention. The coffee was good (i ordered Kintamani with V60), staff were friendly and considered (staff was playin some rock music in the background and then switched to Danilla - which more calm - as I read a book.
It only have ONE communal table so I think this is the right place to talk and having conversation with strangers.

4 aditya septrian - 4 years ago

The coffees are great and the baristas are so friendly, but the place is quite small so it cant hold to much guests, it is small place yet comfortable to spend time ????

5 randu keling - 5 years ago

if you like tiny friendly, modest, but bold serving coffee corner, this is the place in yogya. They only serve coffee, but the best. When available, some time great biscuits ????

5 Lintang Mahadewa - 3 years ago

A cozy place that's squeezed in between Hayati and Twin Monkey. The place itself is small, kinda dark and the lightings are focused to the tables and counter. There is a small sign.
There is only a parking lot for motorcycles, and sometimes there's no space. I suggest to just walk here (for sake of convienience).

Inside there is a six seater and a Counter/Bar that can accomodate 3-5 people. At around 12am until 2pm its cramped (because its full and small). The ambience here is slow, and is mostly influenced by the customers. Sometimes it's all noisy of people chatting, sometimes its quiet.

The Coffee here is nice, tastes how it should taste. Sometimes they run out of chocolate so.. it's kinda rare to get their Hot Chocolate/Mocca. Their menu isn't that expensive, they are all standard item menu's in a coffee shop at a "friendlier" price, sometimes you could order an Off Menu ;)
There's no Dulce, or Frappe, but they do have Freddo's, basic coffee based, and Tea.

Range 10k-28k
Ps: Sometimes there are cookies, they provide pillows, and don't be afraid to start a conversation if you have anything on your mind because the barista's are friendly here.

5 genia sagita - 4 years ago

The place is literally tiny, just a few tables. The barista is very nice and the coffee is great.