20k+ per person with AC? This Banjarmasin cafe is next-level
qponx
2026-03-05
Looking for a budget-friendly hangout in Banjarmasin? Discover Taguk.Ha, an aesthetic cafe that's a total lifesaver with its cool AC and incredibly low prices. For under 35k, you can enjoy recommended treats like their Thai Tea and Ricebowl. It’s a quiet, photo-worthy spot perfect for studying or chilling with friends. Just be mindful of the resident cat and parking situation! This hidden gem offers next-level value for a peaceful afternoon escape.
Anjay, I'm seriously so touched by the prices in Banjarmasin... Just came out of a cafe with a friend, we had three drinks plus snacks and noodles, and the bill was only 70,000 rupiah[1]?! You probably can't even buy one drink for that price in Jakarta!
This little spot called Taguk.Ha is practically tailor-made for people like us who want to chill and save money. It was meltingly hot outside, but the moment we pushed the door open, that cool air conditioning was a total lifesaver. I instantly came back to life. The decor is also pretty aesthetic, they really get young people. There are several corners perfect for taking photos, especially that spot for mirror selfies. Girls, you know what I mean, hihi 🪞[2].
On-point Flavors, Amazing Prices
We ordered the highly recommended Thai Tea[3] and Ricebowl[4], and the taste was truly mantap, not that cheap, slapdash flavor at all. My friend's Kopi Datu Ice[5] was also good; it's a kind of lokal specialty iced coffee, worth a try. The whole atmosphere is very quiet. I saw several tables with what looked like university students studying on their laptops[6]. It's definitely a great place to spend a peaceful afternoon.
But! I Still Have to Complain a Bit
Although it's great overall, there are two things I have to be honest with you about.
First, there's a "social butterfly" cat in the shop that will come and rub against you and wander around your table. Cat lovers might find it a pleasant surprise, but if you're like my friend who is allergic to cat fur or a bit afraid of cats, it might be a little bothersome[7].
Second, be a little careful when parking. I personally saw a customer get told off by the staff about their parking spot. The tone was a bit aggressive, and while it's a small thing, you don't want it to ruin your good nongkrong mood[8].
Tips to Avoid Pitfalls & A Quick Guide
For the babes who want to go, here are the key points. Get your little notebooks ready:
Overall, it's a hidden gem with a super high value for money, especially suitable for students or friends looking for a quiet place to sit
- 💰 Average Cost Per Person: Super cheap, students can go for it without a second thought!
- 👍 Recommended Menu: Thai Tea[9] and Ricebowl[10] are safe bets, the taste is on point.
- 📱 Payment Methods: I recommend using e-wallets like ShopeePay. When I tried, it seemed like the QRIS from some banks couldn't be scanned[11].
- ⚠️ Special Reminder: Girls who are afraid of cats, think twice! Also, park properly to avoid unnecessary trouble.
- In Banjarmasin, 3 drinks + snacks + noodles at Taguk.Ha is only 70k IDR[1]! That barely buys one drink in Jakarta.
- Escape the heat—the moment you enter, Taguk.Ha's cool AC is a lifesaver that instantly revives you.
- Get the Thai Tea & Ricebowl[2]—the taste is mantap, not cheap at all. The lokal Kopi Datu Ice[3] is also a must-try.
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