Domba Coffee Factory — Restaurant in Kuta

Staffs there can speak in fluent Chinese. They also have detailed introduction about civet coffee and different coffee beans. (For god sake, they don’t do civet coffee now) The smell of roasting is so good! However, I do hand-brewed coffee at home for years; I just tried to express how my folks choose coffee nowadays, hoping they could make more various favor of coffee, yet a middle-aged woman popped up and exclaimed it’s all because we use the worse coffee beans for brewing………. How rude… I just wanted to express, my people knew the life is bitter enough so we pursue the non-bitter coffee more and more. ( and you may try to make the same, that’s all…) though the woman sounded like she was threatened ?? I gotta say, the coffee here is ssoooo bitter.. much bitterer than the cup we...

Warning: Tourist trap! Came here upon the recommendation from our driver after he discovered how much I love coffee. I told him I travel for good coffee and one of the reasons that brings me to Bali is because my favorite coffee of all time is often Sumatra Batak. Visited yesterday and spent $700K (about 50 USD) for ONE Cup of Peaberry Luwak expecting it to be 10x better than any other coffee I ever had. The coffee was weak and lack quality. After visiting Pulina Coffee Plantation for $50K for a cup of Luwak coffee, this place is extremely overpriced and disappointing. Wish I skipped the coffee factory demo and just got a latte. Maybe I would have been less disappointed. Feeling like I got ripped off here really...

This is Coffee Heaven. For coffee lovers, this is a must visit place. I was able to look around the factory, got free taste of their male coffee and got a glimpse of new information on how they segregate and choose their beans before packing. It was quite pricey but the taste is really special. They also have cocoa and other stuffs. I would recommend...