January 14, 2025

Key Coffee Kissaten in BGC: A Chill Japanese Hi-Fi Cafe

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  • Key Coffee Kissaten in BGC: A Chill Japanese Hi-Fi Cafe
  • Discover unparalleled caffeinated drinks at Key Coffee, one of Japan’s most popular coffee roasters at Mitsukoshi Mall in BGC–the first in the Philippines. With roots dating back to the ’20s, this place has been brewing exceptional coffee and other concoctions that continuously captivate the palates of countless customers worldwide since its inception.

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    Categorized as a “Hi-Fi cafe,” Key Coffee gives off this vintage charm reminiscent of traditional tea houses of the yester years, where guests are encouraged to talk less and listen more. The dining space immediately envelops you in nostalgia, thanks to its rustic brick walls, dark wooden tables, plush velvet seats, and softly lit interiors.

    With a turntable and hi-fi audio equipment, the café serenades you with soulful tunes while you enjoy their signature coffee and cocktails, mouthwatering mains, and delectable desserts.

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    This establishment combines Eastern and Western influences, with a focus on Japanese cuisine with subtle nuances. If you’re a first-timer, consider starting off with the bestsellers to familiarize yourself with their offerings.

    As the name implies, Key Coffee’s Brew of the Day (Php 140) is freshly brewed joe from premium beans sourced from around the world, expertly roasted every day to bring out their unique flavors.

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    Another must-try is their Shoyu Popcorn Cappuccino (starts at Php 180), a distinctive blend of espresso, frothed milk, and shoyu salted caramel topped off with popcorn.

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    Pizza lovers, rejoice! Key Coffee also offer a number of this beloved Italian staple. We recommend you try their Garlic Nori Three Cheese Pizza (Php 540) will take you to flavor town. The creamy base sauce enhances the richness of the ooey gooey cheeses, while the nori bits and crunchy garlic chips give the pizza an umami boost, depth of aroma, and additional layer of texture.

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    For those who have a sweet tooth, get Key Coffee’s Matcha Strawberry Cake Roll (Php 390): matcha sponge cake, matcha ganache, and vanilla diplomat garnished with strawberry slices and mint. This dessert highlights the contrasting colors of matcha and strawberries that creatie a treat not only for the taste buds, but for the eyes as well.

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    For those in Quezon City looking to experience something new, here’s some exciting news! Key Coffee is now in its soft opening phase at Opus Mall, bringing its signature Itameshi cuisine to the North. They are currently open from 10:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Don’t miss the chance to try their delicious offerings in this new, convenient location.

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    IMAGE from Key Coffee Kissaten’s Instagram account

    Bask yourself in the relaxing ambiance of the place with those who matter to you; indulge in their signature concoctions, indulgent desserts, and East-meets-West offerings; or just enjoy the in-house jazz music that sets the tone for an exceptional coffee and cocktail experience.

    General Information

  • 8th Ave. corner 36th Street, Mitsukoshi Mall BGC, Taguig City
  • 0947-739-4347
  • 7 a.m. - 10 p.m. (Sun-Wed) / 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. (Thu-Sat)
  • keycoffee.kissaten@gmail.com
  • https://linktr.ee/keycoffeekissaten
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