When you roll up to this place you’re immediately reminded of Mimiti both at its original location and more recently at its new location in Dago. Such is the design of this place with concrete and faux concrete walls, the comparisons are unavoidable.
I came here during the soft opening and there were still a few rough edges and it did seem a little plain, even though they’re going for the stark, austere look. It’s nothing a few plants can’t fix and perhaps the odd piece of art.
A couple of the sitting areas here are boiling hot due to the plastic canopy above them. These areas aren’t really habitable at this time due to the intense heat and reminded me a bit of a greenhouse. The friendly manager told me they were working on a solution for the heat and I’m sure they’ll have that under control by the time that you arrive.
I had a cappuccino and it was served in a custom made cup of a size slightly smaller than I’d expect for a cappuccino. My coffee was excellent. Beautifully smooth, perfectly strong and the cup a pleasure to drink from. It’s right up there as one of the best in Bandung.
Susan’s green drink was pleasant and both of our meals were enjoyable. A special mention to the fried chicken on my nasi goreng — it was excellent.
WiFi here is fast. I clocked 25mbps down and 49mbps up, so this place is definitely a potential work spot for you. Particular if you choose one of the indoor air conditioned areas where the air is cool, electricity plentiful and tables large. If not, the outside areas also have plenty of electricity sockets.
This place has loads of potential and I can see this place becoming a hit after they iron out a few of the issues that exist at this point in time.
La Lune Coffee & Luncheonette
Jalan Hegarmanah 12, Bandung
Instagram: @lalune.id
Opening Hours: 07:30 – 23:00
WiFi: 25down/49up
Cappuccino: Rp29.000
Nasi Goreng Kampung: Rp43.000
Mushroom Poke Bowl: Rp45.000
Green Healthy Juice: Rp30.000
* Add 15.5% to all prices