Cafe de l'ambre

This establishment is definitely what I expected it to be. A narrow, dim, cozy, old styled cafe. Do keep in mind that they only take cash.

The place is tucked away from the bigger streets, but it's not difficult to find, thanks to the big red/orange colored sign sitting outside of the entrance.

Their English is better than some other establishments I've been to, and they also have multiple menus in different languages, which was impressive. If I remember correctly, they have English, Korean, and Chinese.

The coffee was great. They have a wide array of beans to select from. Sitting at the bar is fun since you get to see how they make their coffee. No modern tools are used, yet the effort is intense. It's as if time has stopped in this little coffee shop. It's a rather soothing vibe.

The coffee jelly was one of the best I've had. The texture was good, and the flavor was a good deep espresso flavor without bitterness to it. I do wish it was kept whole instead of being broken up, but I'm sure they had their reasons for that. I was enjoying it so much that I soon forgot about that part. It seems like they add a bit of coffee liqueur to everything that is served with ice, but they also make sure to ask you if that's okay or not.

I also saw that when they serve their coffee with ice, the ice is also made from coffee, which was a great touch. The guy that had the ice coffee made sure he crunched on every ice cube 😂. I would be, too.

Overall, it is a very solid place. Good coffee and even greater coffee jelly.

P.S The toilet is as old as their vibe. Be prepared to squat! 🏋‍♂️