Dadi's Coffee Garden — Restaurant in Depok

We arrived here after deciding against spending Saturday night anywhere else. There are a lot of people there on the weekends, especially on Saturday nights but we still manage to get a seat even the view to the live music stage covered by the trees and huge cage. It was Halloween, so everyone was dressed in spooky costumes, and there was live music as well (karaoke also).

The facility is quite lovely, especially the second floor where there are outdoor spaces and no smoking areas. I suggest to come around evening cuz at night is quite dark at the outdoor upper seats.

Cashier suggesting us to order from QR that placed on the table but it doesnt work. Talking about price, it depends on what you order, the price ranges from Rp. 15.000 to 100.000, but we spent about Rp. 110.000 on food and drinks. For whipped cream on a vanilla latte, they do charge Rp. 10.000.

The staff is extremely polite overall, however the food and drinks we purchased, notably the vanilla latte and lychee tea, are a touch boring. Croffles are a little...

Nice & neat hangout place to grab a plate or two. A rare place to get where cool atmosphere collaborates with great culinary.

Pros: As mentioned above. Not only instagrammable, also tummy friendly. Small to big eater, go ahead. Nicely arranged lightings and architectures. During daytime or nightime, all eyes friendly. Good for groups. Nice for kids. Very strategically placed. Mall, hospital, workshops, gas station, all within reach of a kilometer. You name 'em.

Cons: About 80% outdoor and almost no shelter (except the indoor ones). Be ready when the rain comes. Queue line needs more management. Such as queue numbering or seat first then queue. More trees in front to reduce road noise and dust. Since the place only a few meters from road side, noise and dust are the most troublesome factors. Parking space. The classical problem...

Let's review. The place is cozy with a pleasant garden atmosphere. The parking space in front of the cafe is limited, only enough for 4 - 5 cars, but there seems to be a parking lot across the street.

As for the food, the bread is delicious and the portion is quite filling, although not the best but worth it. The chilli oil noodles are good, the texture of the noodles is chewy and the soup and boiled dumplings are good.

The fried dumplings are good, just not home made but frozen.

The butter coffee is good, creamy enough

Now their handicap is:

I ordered fried dumplings and wanted to switch to fried banana was rejected on the grounds that it was already finished, well maybe the policy here is like that but in some places that prioritize customer satisfaction do.

There was hair in the half-cooked egg I ordered, so their cleanliness is...