Kopi Satu Hati.
A cafe on a quiet side street in the heart of Ubud. Breakfast from 7 AM, local coffee pulled with care, smoothie bowls, proper breakfasts and Indonesian plates at local prices. Some evenings a guitar comes out.
- Address
- Jl. Jembawan No. 9B, Padangtegal
- Hours
- Every day, 7 AM – 10 PM
- Prices
- Coffee from 20K, nasi goreng 25K, breakfast 40–63K
- Good for
- Early breakfast, rainy afternoons, acoustic nights
One heart, one table
PiSAH is short for Kopi Satu Hati, “one heart coffee”. In Indonesian, pisah also means “apart”. People arrive from everywhere and end up at one table.
A quiet lane, two minutes off the main street
Jl. Jembawan runs south from Jl. Raya Ubud beside the post office. At 7 AM you'll hear someone sweeping next door and not much else. By 2 PM the rain usually arrives, and the table by the big window, with the green pressed up against the glass, is the best seat in the house.
A deck, a window, and the owner's guitar
There's an outdoor deck for the dry hours and an indoor room for the wet ones. Some evenings the owner picks up a guitar and friends from Ubud's live-music circle drop in. No stage, no cover charge, no set list. Dates go up on Instagram.
Local prices, local faces
It's a small place run by people who'll remember your order by the second morning. Cards and mobile payment are fine. Cash is fine too.
- Super chill local cafe and restaurant.
- Friendly staff, cosy room, fair prices. Sit by the window for the green.
- A good latte and a dry seat when the rain started in central Ubud.
From Google and Tripadvisor reviews, lightly shortened. Read all reviews on Google
Off Jl. Raya Ubud, beside the post office
Turn down Jl. Jembawan at the Ubud Post Office. We're about 300 metres along the lane, on the left, at No. 9B.
Ubud, Gianyar, Bali 80571 +62 851-0071-8306
- Every day
- 07:00 – 22:00
- Breakfast
- from opening
- Kitchen
- until close
How to get here
- On footFrom Ubud Palace or the Art Market
Walk east along Jl. Raya Ubud for about five minutes. Turn right onto Jl. Jembawan at the post office; No. 9B is about 300 m down the lane. Ten minutes door to door.
- ScooterFrom Ubud Monkey Forest
Five minutes by scooter or Gojek. Walking, allow 20 to 25 minutes up Jl. Hanoman and across.
- Ride appGojek or Grab
Type Pisah Cafe or Kopi Satu Hati as the destination.
- DrivingScooter or car
Set your map to Pisah Cafe. The lane is narrow, so take it slowly and look for the sign at No. 9B.
- Ubud Post Office
- same street
- Jl. Raya Ubud
- 4 min walk
- Ubud Palace
- 10 min walk
- Ubud Art Market
- 10 min walk
- Jl. Hanoman
- 6 min walk
- Monkey Forest
- 5 min by scooter
Before you come
Where is Kopi Satu Hati (PiSAH) in Ubud?
Jl. Jembawan No. 9B, Ubud 80571, Gianyar, Bali. Jl. Jembawan is a side street off Jl. Raya Ubud beside the Ubud Post Office, about a ten-minute walk from Ubud Palace and Ubud Art Market.
What time does it open for breakfast?
We open at 7 AM every day and serve breakfast from opening. We close at 10 PM.
Is there vegan or vegetarian food?
Yes. Vegetarian dishes are tagged on the menu: gado-gado, tahu tek, tempe sandwich and burger, the vegetarian rice bowl, smoothie bowls and the fritters, and the omelette, capcay and pad Thai come in vegetarian versions. Most can be made vegan on request; soy, coconut and oat milk are available for coffee (10K extra). Tell the team about allergies and they'll check with the kitchen.
Is there live music?
Sometimes. The owner hosts live acoustic guitar sessions, usually in the evening, and musicians from Ubud's live-music scene drop by. Dates are posted on Instagram at @pisahcafeubud.
Is there outdoor seating?
Yes. There's an outdoor deck, plus an indoor room with a large window looking onto greenery.
Can I pay by card?
Yes. Credit and debit cards, mobile payment and cash are all accepted.
How far is it from Ubud Monkey Forest?
About five minutes by scooter or Gojek, or a 20 to 25 minute walk.