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Is Bandung's viral cafe, Bellamie, truly worth the hype? This spot is famous for its stunning, spacious interior and photo-worthy ambiance. While the signature croissants are a definite must-try, this honest review dives into the reality behind the long lines. Discover the pros and cons, from inconsistent service and hit-or-miss dishes to essential tips on the best times to visit and what to order, helping you decide if it's the right vibe for you.
The average spend per person is about 100,000-120,000 IDR, which isn't cheap for a cafe in Bandung, but the portions are quite substantial, enough to fill you up.
Girls (or friends) who want to check this place out, listen to my advice, it'll save you a lot of trouble:

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