
We have set a mood to treat ourselves after a hectic week and settle to a take a perfect sip of coffee-this time a complete trial of an exceptionally different nip. Tempted with a bulk of people lining up inside the store while cars wait for a space along the road on a friday night. We checked out Kopi Roti in Blue Ridge Ave. Katipunan for the first time. We noticed that they have a wonderful ambiance and a place for perfect kopi set for less than Php100.
KopiRoti’s value proposition to its clients is fantastic taste, shared memories, and a unique dining experience – all at a reasonable cost.
KopiRoti’s product selection is small but adequate for our target customers. The emphasis is on delivering a range of products that has unequalled quality, consistency in manufacturing, unparalleled taste, and adequate in selection to satisfy our most demanding customers.

Kopi Bun (Php35) freshly baked bun with kopi flavor; their version of our own Pandesal. Soft white bread, covered with a hard layer of coffee flavored crust, and a creamy butter filling inside a true perfect match for a cup of coffee that deserves equal recognition as the Kopi.
Roti french toast (Php50) 2 slice of freshly baked bread dipped in egg and pan fried; served with “kaya spread“ their version of our “latik“.
Homemade Roti kaya toast (Php35) 4 slices of toast with butter and also served with kaya spread; Soft Boiled egg (Php30) 2 soft boiled egg with black soya sauce and white pepper.

We both fell in love with Kopi Roti. The kopi with condensed milk won Jeffrey’s taste buds to the point of craving for an additional glass or probably if he could upgrade it to another bigger serving he would do it. The act of sipping the kopi and dipping the bun or kaya toast made us feel the kopi’s “bitin”. We were thinking of an idea of paying additional peso for another cup of coffee if you really want for more, something like bottomless. Ha! Ha! Who’s to blame? Kopi tastes so good that the taste has set Jeff’s standard in his everyday coffee. Oh well, a signature only Kopi Roti can make.
For coffee junkies, if you have not yet tried it visit Kopi Roti and definitely you will have a new standard of a kopi experience!
Hot & Cold Beverage/Dessert Prices:

Tomas Morato, Q.C. 414-1754
Blue Ridge Ave., QC 439-1546
SM Mall of Asia (South Parking) 556-0213
NAIA Terminal 1 Arrival Area 879-5440
NAIA Departure Area Gate 5 &6 879-5436
NAIA Departure Area Gate 12 & 14 879-5438
Popularity: 56% [?]
18 Comments
1
Darling
November 13, 2007 @ 11:38 amdo they only serve coffee? walang variants for preggy women like me? =) at bakit “kopi” talaga ang tawag?
2
Jeff Victorino
November 13, 2007 @ 11:55 amKopi is Malay for Coffee
They also serve Tea Tarik, as well as juice and soft drinks.
3
Edz Mejia
November 13, 2007 @ 12:34 pmHi Darling! I know caffeine or CSD is not advisable to you as well. Maybe you could try their specialities with juice or water and try drinking Kopi after giving birth, I’m sure you would not want to miss it. The price is very much economical too than the usual coffee experience.
Happiness Always!
4
barbie
November 14, 2007 @ 10:07 ami want to try the kopi bun! does it taste good?
5
Edz Mejia
November 14, 2007 @ 10:37 amHi Barbie! Yes. Kopi Bun tastes so good for me, I was delighted of the crunchy crust and its core out filled w/creamy butter or I guess that’s the kaya spread (Singapore version of our coco jam/latik). I suggest that you visit their outlet the soonest time & share your experience with us. Thank you very much & God bless!
6
nj cabiara
November 14, 2007 @ 11:24 amOMG!! i’d love to palpitate in that place.. hahaha!
it’s a good thing that it’s visible in MOA and NAIA areas… it’s always been good to drink a cup (or two) of coffee before heading somewhere else… Being a coffee lover, it;s definitely worth visiting and testing ofcourse.. Thanks to your site… keep it up…
7
Edz Mejia
November 14, 2007 @ 12:49 pmHi Nj! Thank you for visiting the site.
You will definitely quiver with Kopi Roti’s grand taste. We hope to hear your Kopi experience soon! Blessings always!
8
roma
January 10, 2008 @ 1:32 pmwhich is best kung ira-rank..? coffee bean? starbucks? o kopi roti?
9
Edz
January 10, 2008 @ 3:04 pmHi Roma, Thank you for visiting the site. Would love to answer your question though it would be fair to rate them & give my opinion in a specific criteria. Best in taste? value for money? ambiance?
10
jasmin
January 11, 2008 @ 7:22 amIt has the same taste as what I always ( used to ) order in hawker center in Singapore. Thou we eat it with— should I say with manners — unlike in Sg they make “higop” the egg with gusto.
11
roma
January 12, 2008 @ 6:04 pmYup.. I love this site.. very informative.. specific criteria.. mmm… in taste and ambiance.. tnx
12
aby
February 25, 2008 @ 12:29 pmthis site is cool! love it! lalo na for an HRM student like me:D
13
Barbie
May 1, 2008 @ 11:46 pmi love the coffee bun…my office mate brought one for us SME’s and i love it so much. It taste good and its sweet as well…masarap xa…i hope they would have a branch near my area….
14
Barbie
May 1, 2008 @ 11:47 pmmas mura pa xa sa starbucks…i have not tried tea leaves and coffee bean…try ko sa high street later…
15
u8mypinkcookies
June 30, 2008 @ 10:22 amive been wanting to try it, sana magkaron somewhere in alabang or the fort area
i lvoe kopi buns and kaya toasts pa naman. whenever we go to SG, i never go hom w/o a bottle of kaya jam!
16
jenny
August 22, 2008 @ 6:33 pmthe 1st time we ate, my younger sister & brother at moa branch prang mga loka kami nagaagawan sa isang coffee bun. hahahaha… masarap & sulit talaga.
17
jennifaye
October 2, 2008 @ 10:49 pmpanalo nga yung kopi bun nila.
simple pero masarap. parang pandesal na may sweet crusty “force field”. love it.
18
Liseicheme
October 24, 2008 @ 7:25 pmThere’s an outlet at Megamall near powerbooks. >_<
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