This location here is misleading with the pictures. It is just another store that sells the coffee.
invisible curious
Case if you all looking for this cafe. This place is no longer continue. I went for it few days ago. It said that on google maps was located on indonesian trade center (thought they move or something), but when I got in I talked to the cashier guy for nusa dua coffee. He said that it was discontinued because of covid for good.Hope this helps! Cheers! ??
Esperanza Clarissa
TLDR: whitewashed and shouldn’t be called Indonesian.This place used to serve actual Indonesian snacks and really good turmeric lattes. I don’t know what happened or if their management changed, but it can hardly be called “Indonesian”. They serve food that can be found in any other cafe and they’ve lost their uniqueness. No more pandan cakes, just your average North American cafe food.Their turmeric lattes used to pack a punch but not anymore. I got myself one, and even it tasted watered down.Don’t come here for “Indonesian” coffee or snacks. Just because they use southeast asian ingredients doesn’t make them worth a try.
emVirgo
TLDR: whitewashed and shouldn’t be called Indonesian.This place used to serve actual Indonesian snacks and really good turmeric lattes. I don’t know what happened or if their management changed, but it can hardly be called “Indonesian”. They serve food that can be found in any other cafe and they’ve lost their uniqueness. No more pandan cakes, just your average North American cafe food.Their turmeric lattes used to pack a punch but not anymore. I got myself one, and even it tasted watered down.Don’t come here for “Indonesian” coffee or snacks. Just because they use southeast asian ingredients doesn’t make them worth a try.
David Nyquist
Very friendly service.
Alex Kwok
The Nusa Coffee on West 4th is great. This coffee shop is an exceptional place to stop for your custom coffee and tea needs and desires. Fresh brewed coffee and teas, whole beans, loose teas, sweets, and accessories all available for sale. Love their signature Indonesian coffees, Moringa Latte, and Turmeric Latte! Recommended.
Jeff W
Delicious food, authentic coffee and wonderful staff.
Maïté Ledig
Authentic Indonesian coffee from various regions and amazing friendly staff. The drip and Indo Iced Coffee is a must try!!
Ben Samin
I live in North Van but when I go around UBC and Kitsilano beach, never lose the opportunity to have an high quality Americano! It's so pure and tasy that you don't need to add sugar or cream whatsoever.If I am lucky sometimes I get a chance to try their fresh Indonasian foods as well!Specially in COVID situation, I have found their mobile ordering system very handy, it doesn't need any sign-up etc. I can literally order my drink and food in a few seconds and pay by my Google Pay!The staff are very friendly and they don't know any marketing upsell tricks! They just take your order and focus to make it as perfect as possible!
Ivan Fedortsov
Great place for coffee and Indonesian food! Food is great and the staff are all very friendly. I would recommend anyone living in the area who is curious about Indonesia to talk about the country to the staff and the friendly owner Liza! Great feel of the place overall with an awesome painting of the Indonesian archipelago in the back space (cafe used to have seating there but due to COVID restrictions they had to cut this back). One of my personal favorites is the Indonesian Iced Coffee. Would recommend!
Gotta give em 1 star, ordered from them over door dash, 45 minutes later around the time the order was supposed to arrive at my door (the door dash guy had been at the location for a bit by this time waiting for my order) They decide to cancel my order because they can't fulfill it.It took them 45 minutes to figure out they were out of scones and coffee? I would have ordered from them again or dropped by next time i was in the neighborhood if they just called me right away said they were out of something, would have maybe even reordered right away based on their recommendations.... but instead they waited nearly an hour (basically to the minute that door dash said it would arrive) to let me know its not coming.This isn't seinfeld, no matter how good the food or coffee , i definitely won't put up with a lack of respect for other peoples time like that (both my own, and the dasher who was waiting, expecting to get paid for HIS time)
buset2
Indonesian coffee beans are known to be some of the best tasting in the world, and to have the originals roasted and blended locally in Vancouver is great!The 'Flores' drip coffee is one of the best tasting coffee I had in the Lower Mainland, until I had the pour-over 'Toraja' blend... Wow!The Indonesian-food lunch & snacks could use a bit improvements, and ambiance spruced up a bit. But overall definitely a place to come back to when in the Kitsilano area...
Hongsuk Lee
I have tried their drip coffee, latte and caramel macchiato so far and all of them have an excellent taste. I feel like this place is family-owned and maybe that is why I feel taken care of each visit. Lastly, they use ?? Indonesian coffee beans so that may be another good reason to visit the shop.
Devon Trahan
Picked up coffee and scones here while pandemic grocery shopping in the neighbourhood and found both to be fantastic. Currently take away orders only, but conveniently located near a bus stop. I'll drop by again when next in the area
This location here is misleading with the pictures. It is just another store that sells the coffee.
Case if you all looking for this cafe. This place is no longer continue. I went for it few days ago. It said that on google maps was located on indonesian trade center (thought they move or something), but when I got in I talked to the cashier guy for nusa dua coffee. He said that it was discontinued because of covid for good.Hope this helps! Cheers! ??
TLDR: whitewashed and shouldn’t be called Indonesian.This place used to serve actual Indonesian snacks and really good turmeric lattes. I don’t know what happened or if their management changed, but it can hardly be called “Indonesian”. They serve food that can be found in any other cafe and they’ve lost their uniqueness. No more pandan cakes, just your average North American cafe food.Their turmeric lattes used to pack a punch but not anymore. I got myself one, and even it tasted watered down.Don’t come here for “Indonesian” coffee or snacks. Just because they use southeast asian ingredients doesn’t make them worth a try.
TLDR: whitewashed and shouldn’t be called Indonesian.This place used to serve actual Indonesian snacks and really good turmeric lattes. I don’t know what happened or if their management changed, but it can hardly be called “Indonesian”. They serve food that can be found in any other cafe and they’ve lost their uniqueness. No more pandan cakes, just your average North American cafe food.Their turmeric lattes used to pack a punch but not anymore. I got myself one, and even it tasted watered down.Don’t come here for “Indonesian” coffee or snacks. Just because they use southeast asian ingredients doesn’t make them worth a try.
Very friendly service.
The Nusa Coffee on West 4th is great. This coffee shop is an exceptional place to stop for your custom coffee and tea needs and desires. Fresh brewed coffee and teas, whole beans, loose teas, sweets, and accessories all available for sale. Love their signature Indonesian coffees, Moringa Latte, and Turmeric Latte! Recommended.
Delicious food, authentic coffee and wonderful staff.
Authentic Indonesian coffee from various regions and amazing friendly staff. The drip and Indo Iced Coffee is a must try!!
I live in North Van but when I go around UBC and Kitsilano beach, never lose the opportunity to have an high quality Americano! It's so pure and tasy that you don't need to add sugar or cream whatsoever.If I am lucky sometimes I get a chance to try their fresh Indonasian foods as well!Specially in COVID situation, I have found their mobile ordering system very handy, it doesn't need any sign-up etc. I can literally order my drink and food in a few seconds and pay by my Google Pay!The staff are very friendly and they don't know any marketing upsell tricks! They just take your order and focus to make it as perfect as possible!
Great place for coffee and Indonesian food! Food is great and the staff are all very friendly. I would recommend anyone living in the area who is curious about Indonesia to talk about the country to the staff and the friendly owner Liza! Great feel of the place overall with an awesome painting of the Indonesian archipelago in the back space (cafe used to have seating there but due to COVID restrictions they had to cut this back). One of my personal favorites is the Indonesian Iced Coffee. Would recommend!
Restaurantji Recommends
Friendly. Good cup of coffee.
Gotta give em 1 star, ordered from them over door dash, 45 minutes later around the time the order was supposed to arrive at my door (the door dash guy had been at the location for a bit by this time waiting for my order) They decide to cancel my order because they can't fulfill it.It took them 45 minutes to figure out they were out of scones and coffee? I would have ordered from them again or dropped by next time i was in the neighborhood if they just called me right away said they were out of something, would have maybe even reordered right away based on their recommendations.... but instead they waited nearly an hour (basically to the minute that door dash said it would arrive) to let me know its not coming.This isn't seinfeld, no matter how good the food or coffee , i definitely won't put up with a lack of respect for other peoples time like that (both my own, and the dasher who was waiting, expecting to get paid for HIS time)
Indonesian coffee beans are known to be some of the best tasting in the world, and to have the originals roasted and blended locally in Vancouver is great!The 'Flores' drip coffee is one of the best tasting coffee I had in the Lower Mainland, until I had the pour-over 'Toraja' blend... Wow!The Indonesian-food lunch & snacks could use a bit improvements, and ambiance spruced up a bit. But overall definitely a place to come back to when in the Kitsilano area...
I have tried their drip coffee, latte and caramel macchiato so far and all of them have an excellent taste. I feel like this place is family-owned and maybe that is why I feel taken care of each visit. Lastly, they use ?? Indonesian coffee beans so that may be another good reason to visit the shop.
Picked up coffee and scones here while pandemic grocery shopping in the neighbourhood and found both to be fantastic. Currently take away orders only, but conveniently located near a bus stop. I'll drop by again when next in the area