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Discover a hidden gem in Makassar with this 5-star dessert shop on Pengayoman street! Step into a stunning Korean-style space with a photogenic peach and mint interior. Indulge in must-try treats like the rich Burn Cheesecake and the viral Crokie, all praised for their perfectly balanced, not-too-sweet flavors. With a quiet atmosphere perfect for working and even a prayer room, it's the ultimate spot to chill, snap photos, and satisfy your sweet cravings.
Honestly, before coming to Makassar, I really didn't have high expectations for the dessert shops here. But then… Anjay! I was proven so wrong!
My analysis paralysis kicked in on the spot, but luckily the staff was super patient. I just blindly ordered a few recommendations, and it turned out every single one was Mantap!
OK, if I had to point out one "flaw," it would be that there are too many choices. Everything looks so delicious, which is really not friendly to your wallet (because you'll want to buy everything!).
For you girls, here are a few key points:

Is a Makassar restaurant with a perfect 5.0 Google score from 2000 reviews too good to be true? This article investigates Babathe and finds the hype is real. Discover its warm, group-friendly atmosphere and creative Indonesian cuisine. Highlights include the must-try Pisjolato—a gelato twist on Pisang Ijo—and the unique Passion Fruit Chicken. With huge portions and affordable prices, it's a hidden gem perfect for gatherings with friends and family, though booking ahead is essential.

Discover a legendary, no-frills spot in Makassar that's a must-visit for pork bun lovers. This tiny, takeaway-only shop serves up heavenly `Bakpao Babi` with cloud-soft skin and a generous, sweet-savory filling. While there are no seats, the unforgettable taste is worth the hassle. Don't miss their super meaty `Siomay` and homemade soy milk for the complete experience. It’s a true hidden gem offering incredible value and authentic local flavor you can grab and go.

Looking for Makassar's student nightlife? KEDAI BUJANG is a massive 24-hour cafe buzzing with youthful energy near Unhas University. It's a popular spot for late-night study sessions and hangouts, fueled by super affordable food like the fan-favorite Nasi Goreng Bujang. The main drawback? An intense smoky atmosphere with very limited non-smoking space and spotty WiFi. It's the ideal place to experience local campus life, but non-smokers should be prepared for the haze.

Tanamera Coffee in Makassar serves divine, god-tier specialty coffee, but is it worth the visit? This review explores the potential dealbreakers: a noisy, crowded co-working vibe, disappointing food, and hit-or-miss service. Discover who this spot is truly for, what to order (and what to avoid!), and whether the amazing coffee is enough to make up for the drawbacks. This is a must-read guide for coffee purists and digital nomads considering a visit.