Suasana tempo doeloe begitu terasa saat pengunjung duduk santai dalam kedai ini. Beberapa pajangan kuno terlihat di etalase, mulai dari foto, lukisan, hingga potongan kliping koran lama yang pernah mengulas serba-serbi Bhineka Djaja.


Pengunjung bisa membeli kopi dalam kemasan khusus untuk oleh-oleh, mulai dari kopi bali, arabica, juga robusta. Harganya variatif, mulai dari Rp 52 ribu-110 ribu per kilogram berdasarkan tingkatannya.


Secangkir kopi dihargai mulai dari Rp 10 ribu. Kedai yang buka sejak pukul 09.00-16.00 Wita, ini menyajikan beberapa jenis kopi, mulai dari espresso, cappucino, dan kopi bali.


Kedai kopi bernuansa klasik ini mulanya bernama Bian Ek,  milik keluarga Tjahjadi. Aroma kopinya yang khas menjadi daya tarik bagi wisatawan lokal dan mancanegara.


Kedai kopi yang sudah dikenal luas pecinta kopi Nusantara berada di deretan bangunan tua ini. Ia adalah Bhineka Djaja yang dibuka sejak 1935 dengan produk kopi legendarisnya, Bola Dunia.
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Legendary Coffee

This well-known coffee shop has been a favorite among coffee enthusiasts in Indonesia. It's called Bhineka Djaja, and it has been open since 1935, serving its legendary coffee known as Bola Dunia.
This classic coffee shop, originally named Bian Ek, is owned by the Tjahjadi family. Its unique coffee aroma has been a draw for both local and international tourists.

A cup of coffee here starts at Rp 10,000. The shop is open from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM local time and offers several types of coffee, including espresso, cappuccino, and Balinese coffee.

Visitors can purchase coffee in special packaging for souvenirs, including Balinese coffee, Arabica, and Robusta. Prices vary, starting from Rp 52,000 to Rp 110,000 per kilogram based on the type.

The ambiance in this coffee shop takes you back to the past, and you can sit back and relax while enjoying the coffee. The place is adorned with various antique items on display, such as photographs, paintings, and old newspaper clippings that once featured Bhineka Djaja's story.


Source: Google Maps