SEJIWA COFFEE BANDUNG - PROGO

I spent more times in Bandung lately, doing my food video thing here. Packed - tight schedules is killing me, definitely need a break. After finishing 22 videos (yes that's a lot), we decided to go to a new coffee shop located in Jalan Progo, an area that already filled with cafes and coffee shops. Sejiwa Coffee, sounds very local though, the place is quite modern, spacious, ground for the non-smoking, upstairs for smoking. You know that I'm not a coffee person but I do drink coffee sometimes not everyday, and always go for something cold, like the Iced Creme Brulee Latte (IDR 38.000)

Iced Creme Brulee Latte

strawberry juice

I've heard from some of my friends that the service getting worse on weekend, they waited the order for an hour but I hope it will get better. Anyway, talking about the menu, from all day breakfast to smoothie bowl, pasta to salad, we got The Megs (IDR 35.000) creamy - mayo based salad topped with feta and fried potato skin. Truffle Fries (IDR 30.000) it's 200 grams of shoestring potato, crispy beef bacon and cheese on top, but definitely need more truffle oil. Lastly, Pesto Pasta (IDR 40.000) with grilled chicken and garlic bread, well true that it's a classic choice, I was craving for pasta anyway but really they have a lot more to choose.

Salad: The Megs

me: "not so truffle fries"


pesto pasta
If you're into cafe hopping in Bandung then Sejiwa Coffee can be an option, it's located in a nice area that you can hop to another cafe by foot.



Sejiwa Coffee
Jalan Progo 15
Bandung

Opening Hours: 07.00 am - 11.00 pm

Instagram: @sejiwacoffee


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