The Grove Cafe Malang — Restaurant in Malang

Grove Cafe in Malang is a relatively expensive cafe. The platter dish didn't match expectations and lacked interest. However, it could be a suitable venue for birthday parties and tea time gatherings. The interior design resembles a garden with a glass roof, creating a unique ambiance. The cafe offers plenty of seating, mostly in the form of sofas, but keep in mind that there is a minimum order requirement of two hundred thousand per table, which is officially stamped.

The quality of the dishes is average, but the beverages stand out and offer an interesting selection. However, if you're looking for a more satisfying meal, I would recommend trying the fried rice from street food vendors.

I would recommend this cafe for casual meetings with friends, especially if you plan on only ordering beverages. The WiFi connection is reliable, and parking is available, which is shared with Kaizen. The music played in the cafe might not be to everyone's liking, as it can be uncomfortable. It would be preferable if they adjusted the music to something more fitting, like jazz or...

Place is cozy, service is great and fast, the waiter is friendly. Some menu ran out though.

Food: we ordered wagyu burger, it was not meltique wagyu which was a bit of surprise, and that's why i like the patty. It was charred moderately and not bitter. Fried calamari wasn't what i expect though, its size was too small for 'calamari'.

Dessert: classic tiramisu was too ordinary for the price, it didn't have any mascarpone, just sweet (like plant-based) cream, thin sponge dipped in coffee syrup, there was something powdery inside as well, which i am not sure what is that. The only interesting thing is just the red leaf tuile, but that's it. When we paid at cashier we saw other tiramisu which is large cake, we thought it may be better to buy that one instead. Because the sponge is thick and it has 2 layer.

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The whole concept is very pretty, the fountain and indoor garden is what makes this cafe looks luxurious and expensive, but the price itself is decent i think for a restaurant. We tried the high tea package, there’s 10 minis pastries and 1 teacup that you can pick the flavor. The mini cakes are okay, not too special but it was still good. We picked the spring blossom tea, it was okay too. The service in my opinion needs to be evaluated, it was okay for me but there are few times when the waiter didn’t notice us when we want something (probably because it was a bit crowded) some looked but didn’t come to our table so we have to go to the station first. But overall, it’s okay. I would suggest putting more non-coffee varieties as in chocolate or matcha because I don’t think i see any, the teas...