An Old-classic Café

My friend and I were hanging out around Menteng, Central Jakarta, one of old-classic places in Jakarta. We were hunting for coffeeshop there, then gotcha! We arrived at Kedai Tjikini.

At that time, the place was so crowded inside, and we ran outta ambience to stayed to. Therefore, we finally chose the smoking-area spot (although we aren't smokers), because this spot was not quite crowded though, and it was ok just to stayed to sipped our coffees. Oh! I was ordered Kopi House Blend Tjikini, and my friend was ordered Affogato. Both coffees had incredible great taste! No doubt. You must try!

We were took many pictures there, either the coffees we ordered or the portrait of ourselves, or the view in there. The spot we stayed not bad enough, it was quite mesmerising because the sunlights touched our spot. Like we had the golden-hour, so yea! We were happily enjoyed our hangover.

Coffee is always right

Emm, this one was a moment when my friend and I were hanging out to a coffeeshop near at my friend's home, in South Tangerang, Indonesia.

Kopi Right, a small-comfy coffeeshop to visit to. I was ordered a glass of iced coffee latte and my friend was ordered a glass of iced hazelnut coffee. The taste was sooo good!

We were had so much fun there by took some pictures. Oh! I almost forgot! I was also brought my art journal book which I already prepared an art journal to took some pics there to get aesthetic looks. Hehe. That's it :)

Nako!!!

Kopi Nako, hmm what should I say? it is the most famous coffeeshop in Depok, West Java, Indonesia nowadays. Located in central city of Depok, strategically.

I don't even know what to say, because this one is my #1 favourite coffeeshop! I've been visiting there often (it's because the place is not far from my home). I usually working on my college homeworks there, or just hanging out with my friends, and so on.

They're also have one place right near at Kopi Nako, called Warung Nako. It located in one place. They're like twins. Warung Nako serves any Indonesian traditional foods just like the menus in 'warung' ㅡ a small simple restaurant that Indonesians usually called. How about the coffee? I dare you must try!!! really. SO TASTY!

I guess that's it :)
If you have time, please, visit Kopi Nako!