I really didn’t know what to expect before coming to Coffee Koma except that it was a small coffee shop in a fairly central area in Dago. So I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered a laid back coffee shop serving fantastic coffee.
The coffee shop has 2 floors and I chose the top floor because it’s bright, airy and really well designed. I love the wooden benches, white walls, plants and especially the amount of natural light that enters. I took up the bench facing the windows and spent a few hours just tapping away on my computer without even feeling like I was here for long.
Likewise, the coffee went down a treat. Smooth, not too strong, served in a proper cup. Susan’s iced mocha was delicious and one of the best iced drink she’s had in Bandung.
The wifi in the upstairs area is a little hard to connect to because the router is located downstairs. But once you’ve connected, it’s fine. I was getting 6mbps down and 13mbps up which is fine for youtube and the like, but didn’t really work too well when I was trying to make a video call. I believe that sitting downstairs would allow a much more stable and faster connection.
There are lots of places to sit and open your laptop and there are electricity sockets everywhere. Prices are around about average for Bandung.
I’m a fan of Koma Coffee and it’s definitely somewhere worth checking out if you’re in Dago.
Koma Coffee
Jalan Siliwangi 8, Bandung
(0821) 3093 9911
Instagram: @komacoffee
Opening Hours: 08:00 – 22:00
WiFi: 6down/13up
Cappuccino: Rp28.000
Es Kopi Susu Moka: Rp 26.000
* No Tax!