Whenever it is, they serve.
It’s called Jokopi, I’ll straight up with that. In my city, this coffee shop is spread in several areas. I didn’t search to make sure if I visited all of them, but I’ve been to 4 different area. Jokopi is one of the the first coffee shop that I “found”. My city has so many cafes, but to find the ones that fits my preferences and my wallet situation isn’t that easy🤣 I’m not someone who can spend more than $3 in one visit to a cafe, unless its my first time or the café offers things I really like. So Jokopi has become my go-to coffee shop since then.
It is open for 24 hours, just made me wonder how the employees working-hours are. However, I’ve never experienced anything bad because “no smile” service isn’t really big deal for me, as long as the barista’s tone of voice is still okay when communicating. Some of Jokopi’s staff even sounds so friendly.
Out of 4 area, Jokopi Ketabang (which I show in the previous pictures), is the one I visit the most. It's near the central area of the city and the wifi is always reliable. Honestly, the wifi at Jokopi rarely has any issues. The only time I had struggled was when I visited the one at Dinoyo Street (which I insert the pictures below). Its actually not that far from my house, but since my first experience with the wifi there wasn’t that great, I never visited it again.
Wherever Jokopi I visit, the design is always similar. With the dominant colors of brown and white, it looks aesthetically minimalist. I don’t even know why I use such words, but I liked the interior design. The seating arrangement and the overall vibes are pretty much the same from one area to another.
But, I’m not kidding you when I write this: the only menu I tried was their signature Kopi Susu Blusukan—which is basically just a coffee milk. The first reason is because its one of the cheapest coffee option at Jokopi, but another reason is because I feel the coffee just fits me. I like drinking coffee but I don’t know much about its tasting notes and such. However, kopi susu blusukan is suits my preference. I usually order it with less or no sugar.
They also have a variety of pastries. But the ones I’ve tried are only the donut and soft cookie. Again, the donut is also the cheapest one. So, you get my point here. I’m not ashamed to admit that one of the reasons why this coffee shop is my go-to option, is because the price is reasonably affordable for me. I can rely on their wifi and the taste of their coffee everytime I visit. So, yeah.
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