This image captures the service counter of a Kopi Kenangan outlet, likely in South Jakarta, Indonesia. The setting is indoors, well-lit, and appears to be a busy cafe environment. The main subjects are the various machines and signs on and above the counter. Above, two large digital screens display the menu with various coffee, chocolate, sweet, freezy, and milk tea options, along with their prices in Indonesian Rupiah for different sizes (R, L, J). Notable menu items include "Milchs Espresso," "Master Chef Poach Aren Latte," "Kopi Kenangan Mantan," "Dutch Chocolate," and "Earl Grey Milk Tea." One screen also features marketing text like "Archipelago Reserve 110K" and "Bikin Kenanganmu di Mana Aja!" (Make your memories anywhere!). On the counter itself, a prominent black coffee grinder, branded "SIMONELLI," stands to the left, filled with coffee beans. Next to it is a silver soft-serve ice cream machine. Further right, a point-of-sale (POS) system from "SUNMI" is visible, along with a smaller cash register display. The counter also holds a large plastic jar containing coins, a basket with small items, and other operational accessories. Two humorous signs from "Kopi Kenangan" are placed on the counter, targeting "Mantan" (exes). One on the left, featuring a cartoon barista, reads: "Dear Mantan, Terima kasih untuk tidak membawa makanan dan minuman dari luar" (Dear Ex, Thank you for not bringing food and drinks from outside). The other, on the right, states: "TERIMA KASIH Para Mantan, Uang tip dari kamu dapat membantu barista move on" (THANK YOU Exes, Your tip can help the barista move on), accompanied by an illustration of a barista receiving tips. A wooden box prominently displays the word "ORDER." Another smaller sign is partially visible, mentioning "Tanpa struk pembatalan barang yang anda beli..." (Without cancellation receipt for items you bought...). The overall scene depicts a functional and welcoming cafe service area, with a touch of playful branding. in South Jakarta, Indonesia

Feb 22, 2025, 11:59 AM

South Jakarta, Indonesia

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This image captures the service counter of a Kopi Kenangan outlet, likely in South Jakarta, Indonesia. The setting is indoors, well-lit, and appears to be a busy cafe environment. The main subjects are the various machines and signs on and above the counter. Above, two large digital screens display the menu with various coffee, chocolate, sweet, freezy, and milk tea options, along with their prices in Indonesian Rupiah for different sizes (R, L, J). Notable menu items include "Milchs Espresso," "Master Chef Poach Aren Latte," "Kopi Kenangan Mantan," "Dutch Chocolate," and "Earl Grey Milk Tea." One screen also features marketing text like "Archipelago Reserve 110K" and "Bikin Kenanganmu di Mana Aja!" (Make your memories anywhere!). On the counter itself, a prominent black coffee grinder, branded "SIMONELLI," stands to the left, filled with coffee beans. Next to it is a silver soft-serve ice cream machine. Further right, a point-of-sale (POS) system from "SUNMI" is visible, along with a smaller cash register display. The counter also holds a large plastic jar containing coins, a basket with small items, and other operational accessories. Two humorous signs from "Kopi Kenangan" are placed on the counter, targeting "Mantan" (exes). One on the left, featuring a cartoon barista, reads: "Dear Mantan, Terima kasih untuk tidak membawa makanan dan minuman dari luar" (Dear Ex, Thank you for not bringing food and drinks from outside). The other, on the right, states: "TERIMA KASIH Para Mantan, Uang tip dari kamu dapat membantu barista move on" (THANK YOU Exes, Your tip can help the barista move on), accompanied by an illustration of a barista receiving tips. A wooden box prominently displays the word "ORDER." Another smaller sign is partially visible, mentioning "Tanpa struk pembatalan barang yang anda beli..." (Without cancellation receipt for items you bought...). The overall scene depicts a functional and welcoming cafe service area, with a touch of playful branding.

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