The Workshop Koffie.Art

Many paintings can be seen in the shop.

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Two like-minded women, because of their love of coffee and art, inspired by the combination of painting and coffee, opened the first local "art cafe"-The Workshop Koffie.Art.

The whole The Workshop store in Kota Kinabalu Square is based on the concept of art, breaking the established impression of the cafe, which is no longer just a place to drink coffee and chat, but an entrance to local art.

The moment I walked into this cafe, I was attracted by the interior design of the cafe. The design of wooden furniture, cement floor and brick wall, plus coffee bar, light bulb chandelier, and some works of local artists on the wall make the whole cafe space appear unified, but also show the simplicity and generosity of the space.

Do not have a flavor of interior design, let people unconsciously also be infected with artistic flavor.

The cafe, which focuses on the works of "local painting artists", not only meets the public's demand for leisure and dining, but also does not forget to introduce excellent local artists to the public.

Yimin Elmine, one of the The Workshop partners, said in an interview that Sabah's culture is characterized by its colorful and unique multiculturalism, the integration and harmonious coexistence of all ethnic groups, and their unique culture and heritage, as well as a special preference for local art.

The Workshop Cafe, located in Kota Kinabalu Square, takes art as its design concept.

Every month, The Workshop holds a week-long art exhibition to actively promote local artists and create an art platform for more talented local artists to display their works.

"there are actually many talented artists here, but they lack a platform for display," Yimin said. In addition to providing a platform for local artists to give full play to their talents, we also enable the public to get to know local artists better. "

She said that through the concept of the combination of art and coffee, she believes that it can attract more members of the general public and tourists to come to enjoy delicious coffee and enjoy local works of art at dinner.

The delicacies with artistic flavor make people salivate.

The Workshop adheres to the concept of selecting organic beans to make fragrant organic coffee and paying attention to the art of food. In addition to strictly selecting fresh and high-quality seasonal ingredients, The Workshop specially selects Fairtrade Coffee of the Puro brand.

Puro Coffee donated money to the World Land Trust Fund (WLT) to give back to the planet. It was donated to the fund 10 years ago to conserve more than 12,000 tropical rainforests with the size of football fields, including some in Sabah.

The coffee beans used in this cafe are from South America and Africa. They are stirred and baked by a company with a long history of baking technology and high honor in Belgium.

In addition, the menu of the cafe will also be changed seasonally, and the team of chefs will cook the most delicious food for customers according to the freshest local ingredients of the season.

The Workshop also sets up a "selfie corner" in the store to provide a beautiful background for customers who love to take pictures, and also provides a "free frame" to decorate your beautiful photos.

In addition, a total of 5 mice are painted in every corner of the cafe, which can not only enjoy delicious coffee and food, but also have the fun of treasure hunting.