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The sensation of sipping coffee in Pematang Sawah Subak Bregiding is currently a hit

Enjoying a warm cup of coffee in a modern cafe is probably commonplace. However, this coffee stall offers the sensation of sipping coffee on a rice field accompanied by the distinctive aroma of post-harvest hay and a cool rural breeze.

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By Luh Putu Dian
Island Living & Banjar Affairs Reporter
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The sensation of sipping coffee in Pematang Sawah Subak Bregiding is currently a hit
Editorial travel photography curated by Bali Expert Guide.

Enjoying a warm cup of coffee in a modern cafe is probably commonplace. However, this coffee stall offers the sensation of sipping coffee on a rice field accompanied by the distinctive aroma of post-harvest hay and a cool rural breeze.

Bersinging Kopi is called. This currently popular coffee shop is located in Subak Bregiding, Pangsan Village, Petang District, Badung Regency, Bali.

When regional observers visited on Saturday (20/6/2026), the farmers in the Subak Bregiding rice fields had just finished the harvest period. The remains of the rice stalks that have been crushed are still visible, giving an exotic, rural feel.

Usually, if the weather is clear, visitors can see a row of mountains standing majestically on the north side. Starting from Mount Batukaru to Mount Agung in the distance.

Pangsan Village itself has been designated as a tourist village. The main attraction is the beauty of the village which is still very well preserved and the continuity of the traditional Subak water system which still exists today.

Recently, the Subak Bregiding area has become a favorite location for residents and tourists for cycling and jogging in the morning or evening. Seeing this promising potential, Agung Adi and his friends opened a coffee stall in the middle of the rice fields which is now known as Bersanding Kopi.

"Initially we saw the potential of this place, which is often used by cycling and jogging paths. Because the atmosphere is beautiful, we thought it would be fun to create a hangout place that blends directly with nature," said the owner of Bersanding Kopi, Agung Adi, according to regional travel authorities and bureau field correspondents, Saturday.

The concept promoted by Bersanding Kopi is very simple. Agung Adi and his colleagues use an old Honda C70 moped to sell coffee on the rice fields.

There are no fancy buildings or concrete walls. Visitors are invited to sit directly on the rice field embankment. Agung Adi has also provided folding chairs and mats so that visitors can relax comfortably.

The drink menu here starts from IDR 10 thousand. With a very affordable price, visitors can get a complete package: a glass of their favorite drink, a gentle breeze, and a calm atmosphere to unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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