The coffee is decent, though a bit too sour for my taste, but most West Java coffee is always on the sour side. As for the snacks, the batagor will not fail you because it is good, and while the Hong Kong hot chicken wings are too spicy for me, they taste good enough that I don’t mind pushing through the pain to keep munching. They put chopped grilled garlic with the spicy seasoning, which combines with the well-seasoned wings to create an interesting flavor. Overall, the food and drinks are great value for money and will satisfy you for sure. Plus, the service is friendly, and I highly suggest ordering via the QR code provided on the table.

We went there at almost midnight. It was packed with customers. Love the lively atmosphere. Had a few cups of coffee, pastas and chicken salad. They were all good, will surely comeback if we go to bandung again.

Jabarano Coffee on Jalan Braga (Braga Street), Bandung is one of the most popular coffee destinations in the heart of Bandung. It seamlessly blends West Javanese heritage with a modern, aesthetic style. The cafe is well-known for being a versatile spot, perfect for everything from breakfast and remote work (WFC) to late-night hangouts.

+2

Nice place with “wow” time for serving…. Almost 25 minutes just for 2beverage and 1 portion of Tahu goreng….

I stopped by Jabarano Coffee – Javan Leopard Braga, and the experience was a bit mixed for me. First of all, getting there is a challenge. The parking situation is tough — I’d honestly rate it around 2/10. The Braga area is always packed, the street is narrow, and cars are constantly stopping, so finding a proper spot is almost impossible. If you’re planning to visit, the easiest option is to park near Braga Citywalk or one of the paid parking lots and walk over. The place itself was very crowded when I arrived. I initially planned to sit inside because the seating looked available, but the line situation was chaotic. Some people cut the queue, and when I tried to wait properly, others were served first. Eventually, I gave up and decided to take away. For takeaway orders, they told me to line up directly at the cashier, so I had to queue again. Service was around 6/10 — I think the staff were overwhelmed by the amount of customers. The indoor space is nice and clean, but it feels more like a restaurant than a coffee shop, so maybe around 7/10 for ambience. For the drinks: • Iced Americano: 7/10 • Iced Latte: 7/10 • Jabarano Dark Sour Lemon: 6/10 (a bit too sharp for my taste) One interesting part is the story of Jabarano itself — it’s a local brand started by Ridwan Kamil, focusing on West Java coffee and the conservation of the Javan Leopard, which explains the theme of the café. Overall, worth trying once for the experience, but go on a less crowded day—and be ready to walk.

+3