Nadia Sigit - Asia Coffee Journal

7 September 2018

Sleman, Yogyakarta

The main fixture of the shop is Mas Pepeng, the owner slash barista who greats every customer at the door with a warm greeting and a number. Why a number? Well, this is a clinic. Mas Pepeng sees to each customer one by one as a doctor would at a clinic, and therefore everyone must wait their turn.

2 September 2018

FILOSOFI KOPI JOGJA

Sleman, Yogyakarta

For the Indonesian film connoisseur, this is the chance to immerse yourself in movie magic, while for the coffee enthusiast, Filosofi Kopi Jogja is bound to delight with its fiction-turned-reality coffee. If you happen to be both, even better. There’s nothing like a cup of coffee with character.

26 August 2018

RUANG SEDUH JOGJA

Prawirotaman, Yogyakarta

To make your own drink, just tell the friendly baristas that you want to have a go after you place your order. No need to be intimidated – baristas get a bad rap as judgemental know-it-all’s but that really isn’t true, especially here.

10 August 2018

THE MANY FACES OF MELBOURNE'S COFFEE SHOPS

Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne has an endless supply of great coffee shops – visiting all of them would definitely take some time. Here are snapshots of some of the city’s most popular and beloved coffee shops.

29 June 2018

SOUTHEAST ASIAN VS MELBOURNE COFFEE CULTURE

Asia and Australia

People have a lot to say about Australian coffee culture, with Melbourne being a particular name that pops up time and time again. As someone who initially had never been to Melbourne but has heard so much about it’s coffee scene, the city sounded an awful lot like the coffee world’s version of Came

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