Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChuOriginally Posted By: v8daveOriginally Posted By: KuKuKaChuyep, i'll second that. good coffee. such a damn pity, however, that i have to go to the ends of the earth (aka south jakarta) to buy it. Send one of your academic qualified staff to get it... good thinking, 99.

Originally Posted By: v8daveOriginally Posted By: KuKuKaChuyep, i'll second that. good coffee. such a damn pity, however, that i have to go to the ends of the earth (aka south jakarta) to buy it. Send one of your academic qualified staff to get it... good thinking, 99.

Originally Posted By: KuKuKaChuyep, i'll second that. good coffee. such a damn pity, however, that i have to go to the ends of the earth (aka south jakarta) to buy it. Send one of your academic qualified staff to get it...

yep, i'll second that. good coffee. such a damn pity, however, that i have to go to the ends of the earth (aka south jakarta) to buy it.

PC, Bob, check out the coffee from Merdeka (http://www.merdekacoffee.com) which you can get from the the Periplus Bookshops (I get it from the one next to Hero in Kemang)I buy the Java Estate coffee which is strong but a good tasting coffee.

Originally Posted By: Polisi CepekI don't like starbucks on principle - creepy cookie-cutter stores, big american company, etc. The price is absurd, but taste-wise are there better options in Indonesia? Beng. Solo is cheap, but really much worse than starbucks.

I don't like starbucks on principle - creepy cookie-cutter stores, big american company, etc. The price is absurd, but taste-wise are there better options in Indonesia? Beng. Solo is cheap, but really much worse than starbucks.

I'm baffled, I thought having a kitas was what they wanted foreigners to do. Kuku?

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