cirebon cullinary District 38 Cirebon is one of the aesthetic coffee shops in Cirebon. This coffee shop is quite attractive for the Gen Z generation. The reason is because the cafe has an industrial garden theme so it looks aesthetic. The cafe is located at Jl. Pangeran Drajat No. 47, Kesambi, Cirebon City. The building used to be a car wash. However, now it has turned into an Instagram-able cafe. The visitors are not only young people, but from all walks of life. This place is suitable for hanging out, family gatherings or just doing assignments.
District 38 has quite a large space in it. Visitors can choose the seat they want. The concept is unique because it combines a coffee shop, cafe, and ice cream shop (gelato). The facilities inside are also complete, including WIFI, bathroom, prayer room, smoking area, even a photo booth. The cafe has its own area so that visitors will feel comfortable in the cafe. Visitors can immortalize their moments with beautiful and aesthetic photos using photoboth. When the call to prayer arrives, those who are Muslim don’t need to be confused because they provide a place of worship. With the facilities provided, anyone will definitely feel at home hanging out there.
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The menu offered at the coffee shop is varied. Among them are coffee, various pastries, gelato and non-coffee foods. We can do work or gather with loved ones while drinking a cup of coffee accompanied by a variety of delicious dishes. Some of the favorite coffee menus at District 38 are step side, panda, meister, moonberry, belmont, and nomad. Meanwhile, other favorite menus are gelato and spaghetti aglio olio. For those who don’t like coffee, the cafe also provides a non-coffee menu. The prices offered are standard and not too expensive considering that this cafe is a place for young people to hang out. Payment is easy, you can use cash or debit. On holidays, the cafe usually looks busy.
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Written by : Reni Handika
