Warkop Richmond - Coffee & Sandwich - Richmond, Victoria

eric zayin

If you’re looking for a cozy spot in Richmond, Warkop Melbourne is the place to be! This charming café has quickly become a favorite among locals and workers alike, especially during lunchtime.

Their delicious sandwiches and mouthwatering desserts are simply irresistible, and the coffee is brewed to perfection every time. Plus, the friendly staff always make you feel right at home!

Mashi_soyo

Warkop
- Warkop Fried Chicken $17 ?
- Warkop Steak Sandwich $19 (Special) ?
- Soy Latte $5.5 ☕️

Went to Warkop for their special steak sandwich over the weekend. It was mind-blowingly delicious. The steak was perfectly cooked paired with a spicy green sambal, tangy garlic mustard and fried potato for extra crunch. Every mouthful was packed with flavours. The fried chicken was equally amazing. It was marinated with turmeric and fried to perfection. I wish their bread was served warm. They had nice coffees too. Would absolutely return for their sangas!

Miss Culinaryy

Indonesian inspired sandwiches with a wide variety of options from fried chicken sandwich to slow cooked lamb to gado gado sanwich. Different bread options as well from foccacia to potato rolls. We also enjoyed the kaya toast with homemade srikaya. The palm sugar basque cheesecake was also super cheesy and unique! Really enjoyed our time here!

Karl Chong

Plenty of street parking, a handful of tables to sit down and eat and lots of people taking away.

The batch brew paired well with the sandwiches, the Gado Gado sandwich was very balanced and tasted like a high quality Gado Gado in sandwich form. We loved the mortadella sandwich and how the bread was soft and fluffy, the mix of textures and flavours was just divine.

Highly recommend this little cafe.

Rhiana Crisafi

The best toastie I have had so far!
I was keen to try this place because I’ve never had Indonesian inspired flavours in a sandwich before

First bite into the Slow cooked lamb and it was amazing! The taste of green curry was delicious. Definitely worth it.

Will definitely be going back to try the fried chicken and fish fillet because it was sold out.

Mark C

Insta: markandelly_eats

Found this quiet sandwich joint called @warkop_melbourne in Richmond! A former Navi sous chef opened this one, putting Indonesian-inspired flavours into sandwiches.

The absolute star is their Chicken Taliwang Sandwich. I'm not familiar with Taliwang spice, but my gf, who is, said it was spot on - hella authentic. I personally wanted it to more pungent and distinctive - but understandable considering their target audience. They nailed the perfect balance.

Rare Beef Roll was also pretty good - they chucked tons of beef into a roll which is a huge plus in my book. Honestly tasted like I was having a bowl of Beef Pho in the form of a sandwich. My GF loved their kaya toast! Soft brioche bread with gooey coconut jam - you just can't hate on those bad boys.

A special shout out to their "Bazzinga Sauce" ($2). That secret sauce really brought out more flavours from all the sandwiches we had. Wished it was complimentary though.

dontwaitdate

Slightly tucked on a smaller street just off Victoria street is this cosy sandwich shop. The main draw is the beef rendang sandwich but I opted for the classic fried chicken on a milk bun. Great flavours with crispy chicken on a soft, fluffy bun. This location is slightly far away from me but I’m glad there is an CBD outpost that is closer to work.

L N

Been several times getting coffees, finally tried their 10am hit sandwiches, tried the chicken, pork and the meatball special. Chicken was amazing, great spice, pork one was great, the meatball one was very interesting, tasted decent amount of lemongrass in the meatball, probably more of the parmigiano and reggiano would have elevated a bit more but overall was super tasty. Service was excellent, they just feel like a very family orientated business, probably one of my top favourite sanga places in Melbourne now. Coffees great as well. Keep up the great work!