Drink coffee at home' is the concept of this place. Built in the barista/owner's own house, the ambience feels so homey, reminds me of my grandpa's home back in my hometown somehow. But still has a little touch of coffeeshop with a small bar in the corner. Has lots of coffee beans, from arabika to robusta. Tried their filtered tolu batak, latte, and es susu kopi (ice coffee milk), tasted good, made with manual machine. For a non coffee drinker, try the Galauincinno ice, their special recipe, a beverage made of milk, coffee, ice, and palm sugar! A unique one, but taste really good! Affordable price, from 5k to 20k.

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One of the small local coffeeshop that makes me impressed. It's because their signature coffee taste differ from another coffeeshop in Malang. They are not only following the trend, but they pay attention to their quality. My favorite is Es Kopi Susu Kane, paired it with a freshly homemade donut. You have to try it.

You will never expect a coffee shop at a quite place like this, is really traditionally and vintage place with many kind of arabica and robusta coffee, you will be spoiled by the whole coffee things

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Very homey coffee shop. One of the best in the city. Great espresso and piccolo. Little bit remote from the city but worth the visit. Best oldies music playlists from a legendary radio station in town "KDS 8". A little escape route from your routines.

From outside it is a village house. In fact its location is in the middle of a village. You need to be very meticulous to find it. The house seems to be an old one, the one that hasn't gone through much renov. It is left almost as its original form. The furnishings are also vintage. The owner or the barrista, I am not sure which, is very friendly young man. I bought its signature, called Iced-Coffee Kane (delicious Iced-Coffee), which is creamy and strong.