Tamanna Hossain / GoogleMoka Cafe
A plant-filled specialty-coffee and dessert cafe, built for lingering over a cortado and a slice of cheesecake.
Why people come to Moka Cafe
Cortados, cappuccinos and carefully pulled coffee are the main event.
The signature dessert that earns repeat visits.
Restaurant, the closest of the places we cover nearby.
A modern, green space built for lingering.
Artisanal bakes to go with the coffee.
A relaxed spot for coffee and cake rather than a full meal.
The food
Moka is a coffee-and-dessert specialist first. The draw is the specialty coffee, cortados, cappuccinos and the like, pulled with care, paired with artisanal desserts, with the chocolate cheesecake the standout that keeps people coming back. Reports also mention Vietnamese coffee and fresh pastries, though details vary by source.
What to order
Order a cortado or cappuccino (or a Vietnamese coffee if it's on that day's board) and the chocolate cheesecake, the pairing reviewers reach for again and again.
- Also good
- Add a fresh pastry if you're settling in
- Also good
- So grab a corner among the plants and give yourself time
A lovely, plant-filled specialty-coffee and dessert cafe for a slow daytime stop, with a chocolate cheesecake worth the detour.
Moka is a modern, plant-filled specialty-coffee and dessert cafe on North Goa's Siolim-Assagao belt, the kind of cosy, considered space built for lingering over a good cortado and something sweet. It's best known for its specialty coffees, cappuccinos and cortados, and a chocolate cheesecake that draws repeat visits, and it has become a fixture of recent Siolim cafe coverage.
A note of caution on the details: different listings place a 'Moka' at addresses across Siolim, Assagao and even Saligao, and describe it variously as a Vietnamese-coffee spot and a dessert-and-coffee bar, so the exact venue and location aren't cleanly pinned down. What's consistent is the core identity, a quality-coffee-and-dessert cafe worth seeking out for a slow daytime stop, closed one day a week (reported as Tuesdays). Because of the conflicting location data, we haven't fixed a map pin here.
It's part of the cafe culture fuelling Siolim's appeal. Siolim alone counts around 19 listings across 6 developers, part of a North Goa luxury cluster of roughly 130 homes at a median of about ₹3.60 crore, with a ceiling near ₹17 crore.
A lovely, plant-filled specialty-coffee and dessert cafe for a slow daytime stop, with a chocolate cheesecake worth the detour. The catch is that listings disagree on exactly where it is across the Siolim-Assagao area, so double-check the location before you set out. For coffee-and-cake, though, it's a treat.
Go for
Specialty coffee, chocolate cheesecake, plant-filled and cosy and fresh pastries.
Know before you go
Mid-priced, outdoor seating.
- Food
- 7.5
- Ambience
- 8
- Value
- 7.5
- Service
- 7.5
Where to eat
The market around Moka Cafe
- 19
- homes listed on Avacasa
- 6
- developers active
- ₹3.6 Cr
- North Goa median (cluster)
Siolim is a riverside village on the Chapora, the gateway between the busier southern beaches and the quieter far-north stretch of Morjim, Mandrem and Ashwem. Its churches, old houses and calmer pace — with the Siolim–Chopdem bridge linking it across the river — have made it increasingly popular with second-home buyers who want space and quiet within reach of the coast. Avacasa lists 19 homes across 6 developers here. Most Goa homes are marketed price-on-request; across the wider North Goa cluster, listed prices run to a median of about ₹3.6 crore.
Frequently asked questions about Moka Cafe
Specialty coffee, cortados and cappuccinos, and a much-loved chocolate cheesecake, plus fresh pastries.
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