I went here because I was thirsty and tired and I was also attracted by 1+1 deal that looked very appealing. I ordered the matcha frappe and the salted caramel cream frappe. The matcha latte was a bit too bitter for my tastes and the caramel cream frappe was sweet which I don’t really mind but others might. The waitress serving me isn’t very friendly but it’s bearable I guess, it was 2 am in the morning so not her fault for being grumpy. Also I have to add that the lights are way too bright in that area.
Good choice for travellers who want quality Indonesian coffee on the go without paying too much — with pleasant drinks and quick service often the best-reviewed aspects. However, don’t expect a large café vibe or gourmet experience — it’s more about convenience and solid coffee while you’re on the move.
My most frequented Kenangan Coffee outlet, and also quite possibly the most crowded I’ve been to. It is not the most spacious venue, and plugs are only available at one side where the seating is quite uncomfortable. Drinks are prepared timely, but I do find them to be too sweet. This is a trend I noticed across all outlets, so I suggest to choose the lowest sugar level available. I usually get pistachio milk or Spanish latte, while my partner gets an iced americano which he finds to be watered down. I trust him because that’s the only coffee he’s been getting the past decade. One piece of advice: you guys need a self-return tray station… or the flooded bins have to emptied out timely. Otherwise, the cafe just looks super dirty and messy all the time. I love Kenangan and I will continue to patronise :-)