Hole in the wall coffee shop

Mamonaku Kohi, a Japanese-inspired café in Quezon City, Philippines, has become an internet sensation due to its unique service style. Offering what’s aptly called a Hole in the Wall experience, the coffee shop features a simple facade with minimal openings, as a rugged hole in a concrete wall becomes the protagonist of its exterior. Through this hole, staff hand customers their chosen beverages. This unconventional setup has captivated social media, drawing millions of views as people share…

Ghetto Blaster 'hole in the wall coffee shop' in Fremantle - Photographed by NOMA*

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Time Out London on Instagram: “Heading to Columbia Road? Why not stop by @peponitashoes? Sure, it's a footwear shop, BUT it also has a super cute hole-in-the-wall coffee…”

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Ghetto Blaster 'hole in the wall coffee shop' in Fremantle - Photographed by NOMA*

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Motif 'hole in the wall' Coffee Bar in Fremantle by NOMA*

Motif 'hole in the wall' Coffee Bar in Fremantle by NOMA*

Hole in the wall coffee at Peponita, Columbia Road, London. Photo: Rob Bentley. #cafe #coffeeshop #coffeetime

mamonaku kohi, a japanese-inspired café in quezon city, philippines, has become an internet sensation due to its unique service style.

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