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Singakerta, Ubud, BaliSERAYA

Matcha café and quiet workspace in Ubud

You didn't fly this far to answer emails in a hot café where the Wi-Fi dies at noon. Bring the laptop. We'll bring the matcha.

Iced matcha latte with a bamboo whisk and matcha powder
Matcha latte with leaf latte art

Real matcha, made the slow way

Most "matcha" in Bali is a sweet green powder. Ours is ceremonial-grade matcha from Japan, sifted and whisked to order with water at the right temperature, so it tastes like tea and not like grass. Drink it pure, as a latte, or iced with fresh strawberry.

For something local, try jamu: Balinese turmeric and tamarind, cold and sharp. For glow, there's a collagen drink. For something sweet, there's boba. We're not here to judge.

A workspace that holds up on a video call

  • Fibre internet, tested for video calls, not just for scrolling.
  • Proper chairs and desk height. Your back will notice.
  • Quiet hours. Calls go to the garden, not the next desk.
  • A head spa twenty steps away, bookable for the minute you log off.
Bright café with tall windows, plants and small tables

Café and workspace menu

Prices in Indonesian rupiah (K = thousand, M = million).

Inside SERAYA

Café and workspace questions

Is your matcha really from Japan?

Yes. We use ceremonial-grade matcha from Japan, whisked to order. No sweetened powder, no premix.

How fast is the internet?

Fibre, built for video calls, with a backup connection. Ask us for today's speed test before you buy a day pass: a real measurement, not a number from the provider's brochure.

Can I work there without a day pass?

Café tables are for everyone with a drink. The quiet workspace, with proper desks and chairs, needs a 3-hour or day pass.

Can I combine work and a treatment?

That is the point. Book an Express Head Spa for the minute you log off, or take the Work, Then Unwind package.