MIO - Made in Oven (cloud kitchen) — Restaurant in Bengaluru

First of all I would like to give credit where it is due. I have tried many cookies during my stay in Bengaluru but this one is really unique. The cookies come in many different flavors, some old classics like double choco and some unconventional ones like blueberry ones. I have tasted 4 flavours namely Choco Almond, Double Choco, Nutella fill and Hazelnut and all of them were really great and up there and trust me I have tasted a lot of them cookies from different places of different textures and kind. All the instances in which i ordered the cookies from here, they were warm and soft, the quality was great and the size of a cookie was decent too. I would say the only downside is the price point of the cookies. They cost around 200-300 per piece which is really pricey keeping in mind that the cookie size is a medium one. However, with the current taste, the price is worth it and few times during a month doesn't hurt. Also plus points for the personalized message from owner in the delivery orders.

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I generally hate cookies because of the way it is made in most places. All I can find in the cookies are sugar crumbs. BUT The cookies from Made in Oven are something else. Filled with cake and gooey rich chocolate inside, each bite is ecstasy. Not just me, everyone I have asked until today to take a bite of it have thoroughly enjoyed it and have always dug in for a "little bit more". Do get ur little slices of heaven from these guys. I don't mind writing this review because ull are so worth it. And also, what's best is , they make white chocolate cookies too. Since I cant have anything other than white chocolate , this has become my go to place to satisfy my chocolate addiction 😅😁 Iv come back to edit this. Wanted to mention that the packaging is classy & super cute...

I don’t know what’s more disappointing—the cookie or the audacity of charging Rs. 300 for something the size of a Good Day biscuit. The cookie itself wasn’t bad; it was fresh and had decent taste, but calling it "worth the price" is a stretch. The owner seems to believe that by slapping a ridiculous price tag on a basic treat, they’ve created something "luxurious." Newsflash: charging three times more than what a cookie is worth doesn’t make it special, it just makes it an overpriced disappointment.

If you’re hoping for a mind-blowing cookie experience, look elsewhere. For Rs. 300, you expect something substantial, not a bite-sized snack that feels like a rip-off. Save your money and buy cookies that actually offer value for what...