Hello everyone, have you had your coffee today? And after a long journey riding a motorbike for 5 hours with my wife and it was also the rainy season where when I was traveling it was raining heavily but we are only humans who can plan and equipped with common sense we must be smart in dealing with it, especially since we were carrying quite a lot of stuff so I took the initiative to stop at one of the cafes on the way and coincidentally at that time I was still in Tamiang Village, Aceh, and to reach my destination I had to travel half the way again so there was nothing wrong with me taking a break to relax my waist and back which were starting to feel tired.
A fairly simple roadside cafe but has a luxurious impression because this cafe is very clean, the staff is friendly and the smell of this cafe is also not pungent with the aroma of a very nauseating air freshener and this cafe really makes an impression on me even though the size of this cafe is not too big. And in this cafe is also very comfortable with large and high sofas so that I want to fall asleep and I also linger here a little to enjoy my cup of coffee and as I said earlier a little lie down on the sofa so I can continue the journey.
And in this Café I only ordered a cup of espresso that tasted so bitter that it reached my head, it tasted so thick on my tongue and couldn't go away for a few minutes, but because of that effect my eyes became very wide open. I don't know what kind of coffee they make but this is really real coffee in my opinion because it really has a direct effect on my eyes and of course this condition is very beneficial for me to continue my journey later so that I don't get sleepy when I ride my motorbike.
And because this coffee tastes very bitter I decided to add a little sugar to counteract the bitter taste. And the sugar sachet is provided separately when we order the coffee so we don't need to ask for additional granulated sugar. But even so the bitter taste still dominates. Oh yes one more thing that I almost forgot that in this cafe we can see directly how the coffee we ordered is made without the process being covered up and we can also judge the cleanliness of the kitchen with the walls that are made full of paintings and fill the walls with colorful paint. Then for the price of a cup of espresso, it has a price of less than 1 U$ Dollar, a fairly cheap price for me of course.
And what do you think? Is it a fair price for such a cheap coffee with the immediate effects of coffee? Let's write your opinion in the comments column and get to know me Tomi diwirja, Indonesia