First time visiting this place, and my simple hapinness start from a free flow cold water & tissue basah that available on the table! Thank you for providing things that maybe simple for others but meaningful for some ❤️ Taste of the best seller salt bread cream cheese was ok. A bit too cheese for me, can eat 1/2 only with a black coffee which is also nice here! Other bread also good. The service great. The ambience super. Thank you for make us feel comfortable. Will be visiting again in the future 🤗

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A fantastic bakery spot in Kamaja if you're looking to satisfy your sweet tooth! Their salt bread is wonderful, even with a higher price point, the texture and flavor are spot on. But the absolute star of the show is the choco pistachio; the filling is incredibly generous and tastes next-level, making it completely worth every rupiah! Also, don't miss their Dubai chewy cookies, they are very affordable compared to other bakeries, yet easily the best-tasting ones I've tried so far. The indoor area is cozy, comfortable, and well-designed, but be prepared for a queue during peak times!

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This is probably the best tasting salt bread available in Jakarta. You can taste the butter, the crispy texture that stays even hours after picking it up from the store.., what an absolute joy. I’ve always tried to go during weekday night, the place is crowded but you can easily do takeaway without queueing.

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Visited Daribu Bakery after hearing all the hype. Honestly, the food and drinks were pretty average, so I was a bit surprised by how viral it has become. They do have a huge selection of pastries, and everything looks really tempting. I also liked that the display was constantly being refilled, so there were always plenty of fresh options to choose from. Prices are on the medium to high side, so I expected a bit more in terms of taste. The café itself is nice for a casual dine-in or catching up with friends. However, I wouldn’t recommend it for working remotely, as the seating and overall setup aren’t the most comfortable for WFC. Overall, it’s worth visiting once if you’re curious about the wide variety of pastries, but I came more for the experience than the food.

Visited on a weekday afternoon. Surprisingly, there wasn't much of a queue, but finding a seat was another story, so I ended up getting everything to go. I picked up the Butterteok, Garlic Cheese Salt Bread, and a giant cookie. First things first: this is definitely a premium bakery. The original salt bread starts at over Rp28k, while the Garlic Cheese Salt Bread costs a whopping Rp40k++ before tax. Not exactly an impulse-buy kind of snack. The Butterteok was a standard size, but the chocolate version had a nice crispy exterior and tasted great. The salt bread, on the other hand, was HUGE. The garlic-cheese combination was delicious, and the bread stayed surprisingly crispy on the outside. I actually ate it the next morning for breakfast, and it was still good without even needing an air fryer. That said... by the last few bites, I was fighting for my life a little. 😂 The portion is generous, and the richness can get overwhelming if you're eating it solo. As for the giant cookie Rp48k++, it was honestly the least impressive item I tried. It wasn't bad, but didn't quite live up to the premium price tag. Definitely not an everyday snack—or a snack for people currently juggling multiple loan installments. Lol. Personally, I think the real value of this premium, hyped-up bakery is to dine in with friends, order a few different items to share, and enjoy the atmosphere along with the food. That's probably the best way to experience it.

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