Sofu Coffee — Restaurant in London

Sofu, London's very first Yunnan coffee shop, is truly a gem for coffee lovers. Drawing inspiration from the standards of the World Barista Championship (WBC), Sofu offers an innovative combo set: a black coffee, a milk-based coffee, and a cup of creative specialty coffee. This unique experience allows you to fully explore the nuances of their coffee selection, which changes regularly to highlight different beans.

For this season, they're featuring a delightful jasmine-flavored coffee bean. I tried the iced Americano made with this bean, and it was incredibly refreshing! The jasmine floral notes are so exquisite and uplifting—it felt like a sip of summer in a cup. They’re also offering another intriguing bean from Yunnan "Blood Sparrow", which I can’t wait to try on my next visit.

The ambiance of Sofu is just as charming as its coffee. The logo—a cute little sofa—is mirrored in the shop’s decor, including a cute blue inflatable sofa. That’s not just for decoration—you can actually sit on it! The interior design is modern, minimalist, and comfortable, making it a great spot to relax or work.

Whether you’re a coffee lover or someone simply looking for a unique experience, Sofu is a must-visit. It’s a cozy corner in London with a refreshing take on coffee, and I can’t...

What could be more delightful than discovering a hidden blue gem tucked away in a quiet office building? Sofu Café, a playful homophone of "sofa," offers the neighborhood a tranquil, elegant, and cozy little corner. The warm wooden theme extends from the coffee trays right up to the furniture. Though seating is limited, it’s perfectly suited for working, reading, or a small social gathering.

Uncommon for London, Sofu serves a range of high-quality Chinese-style coffee options—from matcha and premium pour-overs to espresso, decaf, and specialty drinks. The barista, Connie, is exceptionally friendly, knowledgeable, and always up for a chat. A real treasure in the area!

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Was excited to try this place and left disappointed. Their ice latte was not good. The coffee flavour was fruity and acidic. They also don’t use a god quality milk like Estate Dairy or Ivy House Farm, which is expected to for a craft coffee place. Also no soy milk, sadly. The service was not friendly. When we asked if they had a bathroom, we were told to go to Pret—where you have to be a customer and use your receipt to use the bathroom. Obviously, that wasn’t a helpful tip. Better just to say you don’t have one rather than...