Fuku Coffee

Gallery

Light, wood, and the occasional cup.

A few frames from the room, the bar, and the table by the window. Nothing staged; this is what a slow morning here tends to look like.

  • A tall teak-framed window looking onto green trees, with a low wooden bench, two round tables and pale stools set in front of it.
    The window seats
  • A bamboo whisk resting in a ceramic bowl of freshly whisked matcha, bright green with fine foam, on a white linen cloth.
    Matcha, whisked to order
  • A barista in a cap, seen from behind, working at the espresso machine beneath a wooden shelf of trailing plants and stacked cups.
    On the bar
  • A dark wooden counter beneath a white noren curtain, with a small vase of dried flowers, a paper lantern and a shelf of ceramics behind the bar.
    Under the noren
  • An iced black coffee and an iced matcha latte in short glasses on a wooden tray, with a small steel jug of espresso beside them.
    Iced, for the afternoon
  • Late sun striping a stone wall above the bar, where a barista works beside two grinders, a white espresso machine and rows of stacked cups.
    Four o'clock light
  • A small round walnut table in the window with a flat white, an iced matcha, a cookie and a muffin on wooden trays, beside a green upholstered stool.
    Table for one
  • White linen curtains hung along a beam above a plaster wall, a shelf of ceramics and a glowing lamp, and two steel brewers on the counter below.
    Morning, before opening
  • Seen from above: two iced matcha lattes on a wooden tray, a slice of banana bread on a cream plate, sunglasses and cutlery on a round dark-wood table.
    Matcha and banana bread

The best view is still from the window seat. Come and see it in person.