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SUKSMA KOPI UBUD

Jl. Sukma Kesuma No.1, Peliatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

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Jl. Sukma Kesuma No.1, Peliatan, Kecamatan Ubud, Kabupaten Gianyar, Bali 80571, Indonesia

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+62 818-0566-8437
HoursMonday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM

*Opening hours may differ during holidays.

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About SUKSMA KOPI UBUD

Tucked inside a family compound with its own village temple, this quiet roastery brews farm-to-cup coffee steps away from Ubud's traffic. Tables sit in private garden huts where regulars unwind over creamy iced avocado coffee and crisp vegan satay. The family tends the beans on their own plantation and roasts them on-site, pairing pour-overs with hearty plates of nasi campur.

  • Estate-Grown Roastery: Beans sourced directly from the family plantation are roasted in-house, with guided tastings and roasting workshops available.
  • Balinese Compound Courtyard: Private garden bales surround a traditional family shrine, providing a calm retreat from central Ubud streets.
  • Wholesome Balinese Fare: Hearty breakfast bowls, vegan satay, and traditional nasi campur arrive in generous portions at local prices.
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Why Visit Suksma Kopi Ubud

Discover farm-to-cup coffee, hands-on tastings, and tranquil courtyard dining in Ubud

  • Farm-Grown Beans Roasted On-Site

    Suksma Kopi operates directly as a family farm roastery, cultivating regional varieties and roasting beans right in the back building.

    their coffee is from their family farm and roasted in the back building. 100% balinese family business.

    Jasmin Wasl

  • Hands-On Coffee Roasting Classes

    Guests can participate in structured educational workshops to sample regional brews and learn cultivation and roasting firsthand.

    They held a very complete and informative class about the regional coffee, processes and roasting.

    Ivan Llopis

  • Peaceful Family Sanctuary

    Guests find a welcoming, homey haven away from Ubud's hectic tourist thoroughfares, cared for directly by the family.

    The staff is so sweet, the atmosphere is peaceful and I met really kind people

    Emilie ROHAUT

  • Heartfelt Balinese Hospitality

    The cafe creates an intimate sense of genuine Balinese belonging where guests feel immediately embraced like family.

    Made is one of the most sweet smily funny ladies I met in my 8 month trip ☺️thank you for making us feel at home

    Manuela Deimundo Lima

  • Traditional Compound Garden Setting

    Private tables and small huts are tucked inside an authentic compound garden complete with traditional architecture and a central temple.

    Inside, it really feels like Bali, with a little village vibe and a temple in the middle.

    A Michael

  • Secluded Yard Huts for Unwinding

    Visitors can relax peacefully in secluded private huts spread across the lush yard, far from crowded street cafes.

    We would go in a small hut in the yard and just chill

    Mathe sharvadze

Signature farm-to-cup experiences and hearty Balinese dishes

  • coffee tasting

    Suksma’s coffee (farm to cup) is delicious, the coffee tasting is fun and educational

    Chloë

  • nasi campur

    The food is so delicious (try the vegan satay/nasi campur!) it’s so cheap for what you get.

    Aimee Goodeve

  • gado gado

    I got the gado gado which was beautifully presented, very hearty and delicious.

    A R

  • avocado toast

    Had an amazing breakfast here! Great coffee and loved the smoothie bowl and avocado toast.

    Maddie Meyer

Other favorites

Specialty drinks and sweet accompaniments crafted in-house

  • Iced Avocado Coffee

    I tried the Iced Avocado Coffee. It’s a classic Bali combination and they do a good version of it here—creamy and easy to drink.

    Tengli ChubỖ

  • V60 Wine Kintamani coffee

    amazing balanced V60 Wine Kintamani coffee

    Ivan Llopis

  • coconut cappuccino

    I got the mango smoothie bowl and coconut cappuccino. The smoothie bowl was very filling and cappuccino was a perfect pick me up.

    Anna San Miguel

  • raw vegan carrot cake

    anndd Made’s first launching, the raw vegan carrot cake 🍰🤤which was a success.

    Manuela Deimundo Lima

Beyond the menu

Thoughtful hospitality touches that elevate your time in the garden compound.

  • Hands-On Coffee Roasting & Take-Home Batches

    Guests participating in roasting workshops learn bean selection and roasting methods directly from the owner, then roast their own custom batch to take home.

  • Complimentary Coffee Packets for Returning Guests

    Regular visitors are welcomed as family and gifted complimentary roasted coffee packets to take on their travels.

  • Private Garden Huts Around a Central Temple

    Tucked away from Ubud's bustling street, seating is nestled into private garden huts and courtyards positioned around a serene central temple inside the family home.

  • Dietary Customizations for Plant-Based Diners

    The kitchen happily customizes cafe classics, accommodating dietary preferences by substituting eggs with fresh tofu and tempeh.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do they roast their own coffee and offer beans to take home?

Yes. Suksma Kopi operates its own coffee plantation and roastery, sourcing beans directly from their family farm. Guests can sample varied roasts, take tasting flights, participate in roasting workshops, and purchase freshly roasted whole beans or ground coffee to take home.

What is the seating atmosphere like?

The cafe features a quiet, traditional Balinese garden and courtyard behind the main entrance, with private seating huts spread out away from street noise.

Are there vegan and vegetarian options available?

Yes. The kitchen provides diverse plant-based and vegetarian options, including vegan satay, smoothie bowls, nasi campur, and gado gado, alongside customisable breakfast staples with tofu or tempeh.

What are the portion sizes and meal prices like?

Portions are known to be hearty and generous across both breakfast bowls and Indonesian mains like nasi campur and chicken fried rice, while keeping prices budget-friendly.

Can you order takeout or visit with a driver?

Yes. In addition to dine-in seating, you can place pickup orders in advance via WhatsApp, and free parking options are available nearby if you arrive with a driver or scooter.

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