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Discover a hidden gem Korean bakery in Grogol with a near-perfect 4.9-star Google rating! This tiny, cozy spot is an introvert's paradise, perfect for a quiet afternoon. Don't miss their incredible Tiramisu, which isn't overly sweet, and the super flaky croissants. With delicious treats at wallet-friendly prices, it's a must-visit. Just remember it's a small space with limited parking and only accepts cashless payments, so plan your trip accordingly for the best experience.
Honestly, if my friend hadn't insisted I try it, I probably would have never made a special trip to this shop located under a residential building in Grogol, West Jakarta. The storefront is tiny, it's really so easy to miss.
But for such a small place, it surprisingly has nearly 250 reviews on Google with an average score of 4.9! That's pretty Anjay, and my curiosity got the best of me, so I had to come check it out for myself.
I went straight for the main event: the cake display, and I declare, their selection is totally my style. I ended up blindly ordering a few recommended items, and as it turns out, none of them were a miss!
As much as I love it, I have to be honest about a few things.
✨ Who is it for?
🚗 How to get there?
Highly recommend taking a Gojek/Grab to save yourself the headache of finding parking. If you must drive, be mentally prepared to"fight for a spot" on the roadside.
🍰 What to order?
❗️ Pitfall Guide

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