Moka Pot Black Coated (150ml) — Stovetop Espresso Maker | Delivery All Over Bangladesh

A Compact Moka Pot, Finished in Black

The Moka Pot — also known as a stovetop espresso maker or Italian coffee maker — is the classic way Italian households have brewed strong coffee for generations, using steam pressure instead of an electric pump. This 150ml version is sized for a single serving, making it one of the most searched moka pot sizes for people brewing just for themselves.

This model has a black coated finish over the body, giving it a cleaner, more uniform look on the stovetop and countertop compared to a bare aluminium pot — while keeping the same brewing method and results.

If you’ve been searching for the Moka Pot price in Bangladesh or looking to buy a Moka Pot in Bangladesh for personal, everyday brewing, this 150ml black model is built for exactly that.

Why Choose the 150ml Black Moka Pot

Sized for One

150ml yields approximately 1 strong cup — ideal if you’re brewing just for yourself each morning, rather than for a household.

Coated Finish

The black coating gives a cleaner exterior look than uncoated aluminium and is easy to wipe down after use.

Real Stovetop Espresso, No Machine Needed

Steam pressure — not electricity — pushes hot water through the grounds, producing a strong, concentrated brew.

Compact and Portable

Small enough to store in a single cupboard shelf or pack for travel, camping, or a dorm room.

Who This Moka Pot Is For

• Solo coffee drinkers who don’t need a large-capacity pot
• Students or single-person households with limited kitchen storage
• Anyone who wants an espresso-style coffee maker without the price or footprint of a machine
• Coffee enthusiasts who prefer a coated, tidier-looking pot over bare metal

How It Compares

A Moka Pot is not the same as a percolator or an espresso machine. A percolator cycles water through the grounds repeatedly; a Moka Pot pushes water through once, producing a cleaner, less bitter result. An espresso machine uses a mechanical pump for far higher pressure — a Moka Pot gets you closer to that intensity than filter coffee, without the equipment or the price tag. At 150ml, this is the smallest common size, built for a single serving rather than sharing.

Key Features

• Classic Italian stovetop brewing method — steam pressure, no electricity required
• 150ml capacity — approximately 1 cup per brew
• White coated exterior finish
• Simple 3-part design: base, filter funnel, top chamber
• Built-in safety valve
• Compact size — easy to store and travel with

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  How to Use

  1. Unscrew the top chamber and remove the filter funnel from the base.
  2. Fill the base with fresh water up to the level of the safety valve.
  3. Insert the filter funnel and fill it with medium-fine ground coffee — do not tamp or press down.
  4. Screw the top chamber firmly onto the base.
  5. Place on [gas/electric/induction] heat, medium-low flame.
  6. Once you hear a gurgling sound, remove from heat — brewing is complete.
  7. Stir gently before pouring and serving. At 150ml, this yields roughly one strong cup.

  Best grind for a Moka Pot: medium-fine — finer than pour-over, coarser than espresso machine grind.

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  Cleaning Instructions

  1. Allow the Moka Pot to cool completely before disassembling.
  2. Unscrew the top chamber, remove the filter funnel and rubber gasket.
  3. Rinse all parts with warm water — avoid soap, which can affect flavour on future brews.
  4. Wipe the white coated exterior with a soft, damp cloth — avoid abrasive scrubbers, which can dull or scratch the coating.
  5. Wipe the gasket and filter plate clean of any coffee residue.
  6. Air-dry fully before reassembling to prevent corrosion.
  7. Do not use in a dishwasher.

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  Delivery Information

  Delivery available in Dhaka and all over Bangladesh. Orders are processed and dispatched promptly, with courier delivery to your doorstep nationwide.

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  FAQs

  What is a Moka Pot? A stovetop coffee maker that uses steam pressure to brew strong, espresso-style coffee without an electric machine.

  How many cups does the 150ml Moka Pot make? Approximately 1 cup per brew — sized for solo use.

  What does “coated” mean for this Moka Pot? The white finish is a coating applied over the aluminium body for a cleaner look; wipe with a soft cloth rather than abrasive scrubbers to keep it intact.

  Can I use this Moka Pot on an induction stove? Only if induction compatibility is confirmed — check the stove compatibility listed above.

  What’s the difference between a Moka Pot and an espresso machine? A Moka Pot uses stovetop steam pressure; an espresso machine uses a mechanical pump for much higher pressure. Moka Pot coffee is strong but not identical to true espresso.

  What coffee grind should I use? A medium-fine grind — finer than pour-over, coarser than espresso grind.