Located at the second floor. Easy to find, near the baseball field I think. On weekend, the queue is so long you might get to the cashier after waiting in line for more than 30 minutes. They even have two cashiers, most Tuku I visited only have one. Other than that, it's quite the same Tuku experience you can have with other branches. I like the indoor seatings, by the window. You can spectate GBK from there to see around. Should try at least once if you're in the area.

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​I came here after a recommendation from a local who spoke highly of this brand. You can really see the local pride in the long lines, even at 8:30 a.m. on a Saturday after the locals' morning run! I queued for about 30 mins for a takeaway order starting from the base of the stairs, and perhaps because it was a single order, it was ready in 2 mins. I was highly recommend to try their famous Kopi Susu Tetangga ☕️ It was creamy and comforting; the roasted coffee aroma is prominent. It pairs perfectly with the creamy milk and the toffee-like notes of the Gula Melaka brown sugar in the perfect ratio! I asked for less sugar to taste more of the core coffee aroma and it was perfect! ​The prices are relatively lower than other cafes, and I love that they’ve stuck to their humble roots. It’s great to see a brand that caters to a modern crowd with great branding and merchandise without losing its historical soul.

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Beware of the long queue. I went here on Sunday, the queue was super long. They have many coffee varieties. My favorite has always been Kopi Susu Tetangga. This time, I tried their black coffee, Kopi Filter Pagi. It’s too sour for me. Don’t expect to get a seat inside, so just grab and go.

Tuku always has this close community vibes, an intimate grounded melting pot, although the OG branch's vibe is still unmatched. ordered something new, the ginger milk tea. unfortunately, the ginger was already premixed with sugar as well as the earl grey milk tea. wouldve been better if they provide options with many levels of sugar for customers who hate sugary drinks

+3

Kopi Tuku at the GBK complex is a sleek, minimalist hub that perfectly blends Jakarta’s iconic "Es Kopi Susu Tetangga" culture with the city’s active, health-conscious lifestyle. I am particularly impressed by how the shop’s clean, industrial design serves as a refreshing pit-stop for runners and urban professionals, offering a high-quality coffee experience that is both efficient and incredibly consistent. It is an ideal spot to grab a signature brew and enjoy the vibrant, green surroundings of the sports complex.