Kopi Kopi Cafe & Kitchen — Restaurant in Cainta

The taste of foods are not bad but the service is very poor. We used this place as venue of our reception as well as the caterer. But when the date of event getting near, they will inform you that the other inclusion in the agreed package will not be available in the reason of their worthless alibies without deducting to the agreed price. They didn't complied to the agreed design of the venue, they didn't even effort to put a cover on dining table outside. They forgot the sauce of one of the menu. The lumpiang sariwa that used to be ubod ng saging or niyog became lumpiang puso ng saging. Their cake is not worthy, and even that cake was included in the package they still put additional service charge for that cake in our final payment. Also, the corkage...

Visited Sunday afternoon

Pros: -Parking space -Outdoor seating -Plenty of tables inside

Cons: -Aircon leaked all over the place -While aircon leaked, no one cleaned up the floor -Need to add more fans for ventilation -WiFi was not working -Ordered Bolognese pasta, everything tasted ketchup. Ketchup sour. I don't think they even used tomato sauce. -For the food quality, it is overpriced -Mango shake was too sweet; there were still bits of sugar. It tasted like it was only mango flavoring

Place could use a little updating. There is a lot of potential for this place. I hope...

The place is a homely cafe and restaurant (being it's inside a village) serving Filipino food and specialty drinks. We ordered their Kopi Rice + Liempo, Sisig, and Kopi Milk Tea. The Kopi Rice is delicious and aplenty, we were not able to finish it but the liempo on it is quite spare... The sisig was kinda tough, but tastes good. The garlic rice tasted dry and the garlic taste was overpowering. The Kopi Milk Tea is just OK.

This place is great for an easy meal on a quiet environment, if you're too busy to cook on...