TRAVEL DIARY + VISIT INDONESIA: YOGYAKARTA GIRLS TRIP

Actually, it’s almost 2 years ago since I went for this trip, but I just got a chance to share it with you all. In conjunction of International Women’s Day this month, I’m sharing my first girls only trip to Yogyakarta. For my readers and subscribers outside Indonesia probably are not familiar with this city. Actually, this city is pretty popular with Western tourists. Usually, they came to Yogyakarta to see the famous Prambanan Temple as well as Borobudur Temple. Yogyakarta is also famous for its’ Batik and their distinctive Kingdom culture. There is two cities in Indonesia that are given a special administration authority by the government of Republic Indonesia which is Yogyakarta and Aceh. Yogyakarta still uphold to Sultan (King) authority. Beside that, Yogyakarta also known for its friendliness to both locals and foreigners. Like Bali, Yogyakarta is also popular for foreigners, so most of them could speak English too.

Anyways, for the last 20 years of my life as an Indonesian, it was my first time visiting Yogyakarta. Unlike my friends, they had their school trips to Yogyakarta before. I went to Yogyakarta with my university friends as our refreshing trip before all the madness for graduation ahead of us. As usual, I made the video type for this series, so check it out here. The video has many missing footage because I didn’t took all the footage with my phone, but I tried my best to complete the whole story in this blog post. So, here it is our girls adventure to Yogyakarta!

DAY ONE

Instead riding an overnight train, we took an early flight to Yogyakarta. We wanted to be adventurous and have a semi-backpacking trip, but the price isn’t that cheap and took much more time. Arrived at Adi Sucipto International Airport 1,5 hours later. We rented car for transporting during the trip. At the time we went there, Uber were not existed yet, but Uber is operating in Yogyakarta now. We stayed at Novotel Yogyakarta near the airport. After checking-in and few rest we head out for lunch at Gudeng Yu Djum.

Gudeg is the representative food from Yogyakarta. Not all people liked this food, but for the locals it is a popular and their favourite food. Honestly, neither of us liked Gudeg because it taste too sweet for us. We are looking for a saltier option and we found two. It is not as popular as Yu Djum’s one, but my friends prefer that one. Yu Djum’s Gudeg is very popular both in and outside Yogyakarta. 

The Royal Pool

After a little disappointed lunch, we headed to Taman Sari Water Castle few minutes away from our lunch spot. Visitor need to buy entrance ticket which cost for Rp 5,000 for locals and Rp 15,000 for foreigners (2016). Taman Sari Water Castle was a place for the Sultan (King) watches his concubines take bath. The king chooses a women from that pool to be his queen. It used to have a lot of water, but nowadays the water are not as much as it used to be. The place is a famous spot for both tourist and locals to take photos. We got some good photos thanks to Pak Yadi, our local guide that we met unintentionally. If you happened to go there, find Pak Yadi to guide you around the Taman Sari plus Cyber Village. 

At the entrance gate

Pak Yadi's photography work

Best moment with the best peeps

An artsy wall at Cyber Village

While going around all the corners of Taman Sari, we happened to visit Cyber Village. For some people it might not so special to be a tourist site. But, the fact is Mark Zuckerberg visit this village during his honeymoon, I guess because it is a special village. This village is the first village in Yogyakarta that utilize internet in their daily activities. There are not much villages like that in Indonesia, that’s why it makes the village unique. 

Ratu Boko Temple entrance side

 We spent around 3 hours there, then we headed to Ratu Boko Temple. This temple is not as famous as Prambanan Temple but, it is a good spot to see sunset. Also, this temple has became famous because of “Ada Apa Dengan Cinta? 2” movie was shot there. If you want to see the sunset here, you have to be there before 3PM because, they apply different price for sunset viewing. 

 

Taking dorky photo at an ancient spot

Details I couldn't miss at this temple

Almost sunset at Ratu Boko Temple

Before heading back to the hotel, we had an early dinner at the famous street food stall, named Special Bakmi dan Nasi Goreng Pak Pele. We ordered various of food like, fried rice, Javanese noodles, and much more. The one that left us with great impression is the Javanese noodles and the fried rice. Later at night, we ordered McDonald’s and some local delicacies via Gojek. We tried the salty Gudeg, Pak Yadi recommended. As you can see in the video, my friend said it was so delicious. Just so you know, we are always hungry whenever we travel. So, pardon our continuous eating. LOL.

DAY TWO

We went for a little adventure on the second day. We went for cave tubing at Kalisuci, Bantul. We hired a driver because we went outside the city to do that. Before that, we stopped by at Soto Kadipiro for brunch. It was also a popular food stall in Yogyakarta but, I was a bit skeptical about the food. It was challenge for me to try new food I never knew before. I do like Soto, but not all types of it. 

Soto is an Indonesian soup made of chicken or beef stock. Some types used herbs or coconut milk to add more flavour. I liked Soto with coconut milk, but not the other one. But actually, the one Soto Kadipiro served was a bit different. It was more like a chicken soup and actually it taste quite good. 

There are a lot of activities to do in Yogyakarta, especially in Bantul area. It has great sceneries, fun adventures, and much more. We tried cave tubing this time and It was our first time. Kalisuci is pretty famous to do cave tubing. The current was pretty nice and the cave is not as dangerous as I imagined. You can see bats inside the cave and also feel in peace at the same time. There will be a guide for you during the whole experience. So, you can feel at ease. The safety was pretty good. They will give you helmets, life jackets, and knee protector. At that time, I didn’t brought GoPro so, we rent it from the operator. No need to worry if you don’t have one. Even though the photos and the footage was not as good as you might expected it to be, but it is pretty decent to have a documentation of it. 

Kicking off the thrill

Finally we are out from the cave

My friends + My friends' friends

Let's appreciate this serenity

After a fun yet tiring adventure, we headed back to town. We decided to visit Malioboro Street. It was a main street of Yogyakarta City and a must visit. The street was full of shops selling Batik and other souvenirs. You can also ride Andong, Yogyakarta’s horse cart from this street. FYI, the price can be pretty expensive, so if you really want to ride it do negotiate with the driver or we called it Pak Kusir in Indonesian.

We couldn’t find a pretty good Batik or other souvenirs, so we went for dinner. We ate roadside food stall called Nasi Goreng Beringharjo Pak Tedjo. Beringharjo is a name of a market actually. So, this food stall is located in a market area but, it opens at the evening only. They sell fried rice, noodles, and other typical Indonesian food. The most popular menu is pork fried rice. We tried and it was pretty decent. Btw, the food price in Yogyakarta is unquestionably cheap. We even don’t know how to split bills because it is quite cheap! Well, compared to Jakarta or Bali. 

Pinocchio up in the air

Ciao! adoriamo il gelato 💕

Then we head for dessert. The most popular dessert shop in Yogyakarta is actually Tempo Gelato, but we found this dessert shop on Zomato with a pretty high rating too called, Ciao Gelato and decided to tried it out. They have a cute interior design and a live music. The singer have a pretty nice voice and good song lists. The audio system was pretty good, so it doesn’t hurt your ears. Then we went back to hotel for a rest. I remembered we watched “Descendant of the Sun” on local channel that day lol. random. I know.

DAY THREE

Finally, I got a chance to have a breakfast in the hotel that day. We took turn for having breakfast in the hotel because the free breakfast only valid for 2 person. We headed to Mangunan area in Bantul to visit pine forest and fruit garden there. The weather was pretty cold around that area and it was nice. We drive there by ourselves (without driver) and with the faith of Google Maps.

Before visiting the two places, we headed to Mbah Cemplung Fried Chicken for brunch. Because not all of us have breakfast every day, so we had an early lunch and late breakfast. Their menu specialty is Javanese fried chicken and it does taste good!

Pathway to happiness

Let's laugh out loud, girls!

Ticket price to the Pine Forest

Then we headed to Mangunan Pine Forest. We took a pretty instagramable photos at the pine forest. The pine forest is pretty famous in the internet world, but we found out the place is quite too crowded and nothing special. After the pine forest, we headed to the fruit garden near the pine forest. The fruit garden is also not so special because we didn’t see any fruits there. But, this place a have good scenery. I apologized for not taking picture of it, but you can see it in the video. My documentation for this trip is pretty bad because I think it is easier to have it with one phone and then we could share it. But in the end, I’m having a hard time to remember all the details and the sequence of this trip now.

The scenery from above

Closer look of the scenery

Candid shot of me with beautiful background

On our way back, we were almost trapped there because we don’t have enough gasoline. We decided to turn off the air conditioner and rush to the nearest gas station. So, you should check your gasoline conditions whenever you are going outside the city, girls! It will be much trouble for you to find gasoline at the countryside, especially in Indonesia. Anyways, we headed back to the city after that. When we arrived, we had our dinner at Baso Ito. Baso is Indonesian meatball. Baso Ito specialty is their fried pork meatball. It is a must try menu. The other menus were also pretty good, so go ahead to try it.

Later that night, we went out for dessert at Tempo Gelato. It surely a popular place for a dessert shop. It was crowded and we barely get any seats! If we had to compare with Ciao Gelato, they have a better ambience and it was a nice place to sit and enjoy your gelato. But in Tempo Gelato, you can’t really enjoyed it there because there will be other people who is hunting your seats. If you really want to try it, better to take it away. Both the shop have a similar sum of gelato variants and the texture are pretty much the same. 

Then, we took a night city tour with Becak. It reminds me of my childhood days. When I slept over at my grandparents’ house, I used to ride Becak to go to the market. Basically, Becak is a traditional transportation in Indonesia and most of Southeast Asian countries had this kind of transportation too. The passenger were carried with a three-wheeled cycle. Btw, the becak in Yogyakarta is much bigger than the one I used to ride when I was a kid. 

DAY FOUR

I think the 4th day is the most fun one. We wore a coordinated outfit this day. We were going to take group photos at Kalibiru. Before we went there, we had a brunch at Jejamuran. 

 

All the food's main ingredient is mushroom

 It was the most delicious and fulfilling brunch of the entire trip. The uniqueness of this restaurant is their menu were made out of various of mushroom! My favourite food from Jejamuran is their mushroom satay. It was delicious! The place were pretty big because they are that popular. It is a must visit if you go to Yogyakarta. 

While waiting for our turn

May our friendship last to our old days!

I look good on this photo

Inspired by "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" movie

Arrived at Kalibiru, we had to wait for an hour to get our turn. Kalibiru is an amazing place to see scenery. The must do in here is to take a picture at a something like a tree house. IT WAS LIT! You could get your instagram shot here and we decided to do our group photo here. 

 
After the “photoshoot”, we went back to the city. Arrived at the city, we had our dinner at La Pergola. It is a lit Italian restaurant. This is the most expensive food we ate in Yogyakarta. But the food is amazing. Delicioso, I could say. Though I couldn’t eat as appetizing as I used to be, it was indeed a comfort food for me. Maybe pizza, pasta, and salad is my comfort food. LOL. 

Odong-Odong riding

Back at the hotel we took some rest. Then, we headed out (again) because it is our last night so we maximized our night. We surprised one of our friend at the nearest mall. After a quick celebration, we headed to Alun-Alun Yogyakarta again to eat at Pak Pele's stall, but it was too crowded and we were not in the mood to eat. Instead of eating, we ride Odong-Odong! You should try this once, whenever you came to Yogyakarta. Actually, in Jakarta and Tangerang also have this kind of riding, but the ambience is quite different. Odong-odong is a well decorated and lighted cycle car with a very loud sound system included. You can go around the Alun-Alun (Plaza) for 15 minutes and pay for around 20,000 rupiah for one car.

After a the night city tour, we experienced the locals’ hangout place at an Angkringan or road-side cafe. They sell finger foods till dessert as well as coffee, tea, and Indonesian traditional drinks. Instead of chair, they prepare a carpet for the customer to sit down. It is kinda dangerous actually and seems not so hygienic, so I don’t recommend foreigners to try it.

After having a hot tea there, we went back to the hotel. At the hotel, we prepared for sleep and we have a sheet mask party. I brought few funny masks for my friends and have our skin a little appreciation.

DAY FIVE

Last day in Yogyakarta! We flew back to Jakarta at noon, so we had a few hours to do some shopping. We had our brunch at Li Djiong, a Chinese restaurant. Their specialty is fried pigeon. I didn’t eat any other poultry besides chicken, so I didn’t fancy that special menu. But for you who like pigeon, go ahead an try it. My friend nagged us for few days to eat there.

Then we headed to buy some gifts before we left to the airport. We bought the famous pia in Yogyakarta, Bakpia Pathok Kurnia Sari. FYI, there are several brands selling Bakpia in Yogyakarta, but most of them are pretty the same, so you can choose whatever you prefer. Bakpia is a pastry widely known in Southeast Asia that similar to a moon cake. It has several fillings, like mung beans, red beans, cheese, chocolate, etc. I prefer the dry bakpia, but Bakpia Pathok serve a gooey bakpia instead. It’s pretty hard to describe the pastry, but it is pretty common in Indonesia. 

It used to be a little pool, but there is no water anymore

An awesome artsy Musholla (an area for Moslem to pray)

Before heading to the airport, we came across Affandi Museum. Affandi is one of Indonesian painter. I came to learn about him in my art class while I’m in senior high school. He is famous for the expressionist arts and have a similarity with Van Gogh. I’m really excited to see the museum because I knew about his arts. Nowadays, people came to the museum just to take instagram pictures and don’t value the exhibition there. The museum was built on his house. His grave is located in the museum area alongside with his wife surrounded with his paintings. When I entered the gallery, I came across the painting I saw on the internet when I was researching for my art project. Seeing it in real life is something amazing and reminded me how much I liked my art class back then. If you are an art appreciator, go visit this museum. It is worth your time.

To kill the time, we visit the nearby mall which is Lippo Mall Yogyakarta. We looked around the mall and we stopped by at the food court and have a snack there. We ate Ayam Geprek and Kebab. FYI, Ayam Geprek, a fried chicken smashed with a tool and served with hot chilli and rice is the most popular food right now in Indonesia. It was actually pretty nice, but I don’t get it why everyone opened their own Ayam Geprek now.

Anyways, after the snack, we went to the airport. It was only 15 minutes drive from the mall we visited. We gave back the car keys to the rental car rep and have our flight check in. Though, our flight got delayed for 15 minutes, it was still a pleasant trip after all.

End of the travel diary! I hope you enjoyed this post despite the lack of few scenes and bad story telling. It’s almost 2 years since I had this trip, so there are few missing details and I’m sorry about it and despite of that, I’m still posting this experience because I hope my readers found the courage to go out the comfort zone. This month, we celebrate International Women’s Day and I hope more women is brave to travel the world. It is not always comfortable to travel, but I collect memorable experience that gives the value of living. So, have a courage girls! I knew we are created for something big and we are also a strong creature in our own ways. Happy International Women’s Day! See you on my next post :) 

MORE DETAILS:

Gudeg Yu Djum

Jalan Wijilan No. 167, Panembahan, Kraton, Kota Yogyakarta, 

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55131

0821-3869-7888

Special Bakmi dan Nasi Goreng Pak Pele

Jl. Pojok Tenggara Alun-Alun Utara, Panembahan, Kraton, Yogyakarta,

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta, 55131

Soto Kadipiro

Jl. Janti, Banguntapan, Kota Yogyakarta, 

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55198

0812-2736-653

Nasi Goreng Beringharjo Pak Tedjo

Jl. Mayor Suryotomo, Ngupasan, Gondomanan, Kota Yogyakarta, 

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55122

0878-3821-7458

Ciao Gelato

Jl. Doktor Sutomo No.46, Baciro, Danurejan, Kota Yogyakarta, 

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55225

+62-274-551-488

Mbah Cemplung Fried Chicken

Sendang Semanggi RT.05, Sembungan, Bangunjiwo, Kasihan, Bantul,

 Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta

0857-4305-6292

Baso Ito

Jl. Mataram No.59, Suryatmajan, Danurejan, Kota Yogyakarta, 

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55213

+62-274-566-590

Tempo Gelato

Jl. Prawirotaman No.43, Brontokusuman, Mergangsan, Kota Yogyakarta, 

Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55153

+62-274-373-272

Jejamuran

Jalan Pramuka No.53, Pandowoharjo, Kecamatan Sleman, Pandowoharjo, Kec. Sleman, 
Kabupaten Sleman, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55512

+62-274-868-170

La Pergola

Jl. Suryodiningratan No.10, Suryodiningratan, Mantrijeron, Kota Yogyakarta,
 Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55141

+62-274-379-595

Lie Djiong

Jl. Brigjen Katamso No.21, Prawirodirjan, Gondomanan, Prawirodirjan, Gondomanan, 
Kota Yogyakarta, Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55121

+62-274-374-429

Bakpia Pathok Kurnia Sari

Jl. Glagahsari No.91C, Warungboto, Umbulharjo, Kota Yogyakarta, 
Daerah Istimewa Yogyakarta 55164

+62-274-380-502

HAULS: Chinese New Year Edition (PART 2: Fashion Items)

I’m sorry for keeping you waiting for so longgg. Finally, I got time to post the video since I just finished my exams and finally back home. Recently, I just went back to Korea for one week (will update a new travel diary and haul video soon), so I didn’t have time to upload the video before I flew there. 

Well, here is the list of items that are mentioned in my video (in order of appearance):

Linen Trousers : http://www.zara.com/id/en/woman/trousers/joggers/linen-trousers-c796021p3518049.html

Leather Dress (similar): http://www.zara.com/id/en/-c0p3443524.html

White Cullotes: http://www.zara.com/id/en/woman/trousers/culottes/culottes-c718504p3186105.html

Patch Dress: http://www.zara.com/id/en/-c0p3246081.html

Raglan Sleeve T-Shirt: http://www.zara.com/id/en/trf/t-shirts/raglan-sleeve-t-shirt-c587007p3292518.html

Navy Stripe Dress: no longer available online

Linen Sabrina Black and White Top: no longer available online (I create the name myself to help you identify which one is the product)

Blue Tops with Ribbon : no longer available online

Frilled Poplin Shirt: http://www.zara.com/id/en/woman/tops/plain/frilled-poplin-shirt-c718512p3226062.html

Uniqlo Shorts: could not find it online in Indonesian website

Thank you so much for bearing my noisy voice and random expression. I hope you like both of my huge haul videos! I’ll uploading soon my Korea Travel Diary, so be prepared for ridiculously amazing foods, awesome ambience, and crazy makeup hauls! 

HAULS: Chinese New Year Edition (PART 1: Beauty Products)

Hi guys! I’ve been MIA for few months
and the posts are keeping postponed. Since I’ve shot the video, I must post it
anyway. So, here is my first haul video, Chinese New Year edition!

Here is the list of products I’ve mentioned:

Pantene Pro-V Shampoo Fullness & Life: https://www.mataharimall.com/pantene-shampoo-nature-care-fullness-life-170ml-1016748.html
 

Pantene Pro-V Conditioner Fullness & Life: https://www.mataharimall.com/pantene-conditioner-nature-care-fullness-life-165ml-1016751.html
 

Yes To Cucumber Cleansing Wipes: https://www.mataharimall.com/yes-to-cucumbers-cleansing-facial-wipes-30-counts-1108422.html
 

Luxe Bath Puff: available offline in most supermarkets.

Jurlique Balancing Foaming Cleanser: https://www.mataharimall.com/jurlique-balancing-foaming-cleanser-6-7oz-200ml-1109767.html

Cusson’s Imperial Leather Bar Soap: available offline. (Body wash: https://www.mataharimall.com/imperial-leather-body-wash-classic-pouch-400ml-1044304.html)

Nuxe Lotion Tonique Douce: http://www.sephora.co.id/products/nuxe-gentle-toning-lotion-200ml (Luxola.com has acquisitioned by Sephora Indonesia)

NCLA x Hello Kitty Nail Sticker: http://www.shopncla.com/collections/nail-wrap/products/hello-kitty-favs

L’Occitane Essence Sublime: Not available online.

L’Occitane Lip Balm SPF 25 (similar, no longer available both online and offline): http://id.loccitane.com/shea-butter-lip-balm-stick,41,2,13702,48471.htm

Travel Size Gift Set:

Pivoine Flora Beauty Milk: http://id.loccitane.com/pivoine-flora-beauty-milk--travel-size-,41,2,13692,735161.htm#s=8213

Pivoine Flora Shower Gel: http://id.loccitane.com/pivoine-flora-shower-gel--travel-size-,41,2,13692,677240.htm

Pivoine Flora Hand Cream: http://id.loccitane.com/pivoine-flora-hand-cream,41,2,13692,182267.htm

Pivione Flora Eau de Toilette: http://id.loccitane.com/pivoine-flora-eau-de-toilette,41,2,13692,735213.htm

I didn’t mean to promote one online shop, but I find it is easier to search the products in one place. Plus, I didn’t normally buy products online, so I have to find websites that sell the products I’ve bought.

Thank you guys for watching my video and reading my blog! I hope I can keep up my blog and youtube channel alive this year! See you on my next post!

*All of the products are bought by my own money. No endorsements.

 

Visit Indonesia: Bali 2015 Trip (PART 2)

This is the continuation of my previous post. If you haven't read it, you can read it here. :)

 

Day 3

It’s Monday! Most of my friends went for work so, there were only 3 of us left for enjoying Bali. We went to eat Nasi Ayam (Balinese style rice chicken) for breakfast. It’s been a long time since I ate nasi ayam and so good to ate that. Nyum! We tried Nasi Ayam Bu Sri. It is not a famous one, but it was pretty good. I want to eat there again next time. The crunchy chicken was very good!

Next stop, we hunt for souvenirs. I bought the famous pie susu and peanuts. I bought it for my co-workers in Lombok. I recommend you to buy it at Bali Jaya (for food) and Krisna (for food or non food such as Barong shirt, fan, aromatherapy, etc).

After souvenir hunt, we went to Canggu! We are going to visit La Laguna. We lost our way when we went there. Even google maps and Waze could not help us. What is worst is the local also didn’t know how to get there. #hopeless But, in the end we find our way there. YAY! BY OURSELVES! La Laguna is a sister of La Plancha and La Favela. They have a similar design, vintage and shabby chic. They have the famous bridge and it is the must see spot if you came here and took a picture of it for your instagram! The food was pretty awesome, but they have a little variety of menu. It’s better for you to just have snacks and drink there rather than buying the main course. We have a fun photo-shoot there. You can check it down below or my instagram @Jenni_C_Park. 

Cute mini houses along the entrance

The other mini houses

Other cute decoration along the entrance

A little selfie won't hurt

That famous bridge

At night, we went to eat at local restaurant in Kuta. We ate at a budget friendly restaurant (read: warung) because we’ve spent too much since Saturday. I didn’t shoot it in my video, but I’ll write it here. We ate at Nasi Pedas Bu Anik. It is one of the favorite place for Balinese and domestic tourist to eat in Bali. I didn’t recommend for anyone who can’t eat spicy food. This place served several variety of food which mostly spicy. Idk why I can eat those food. Maybe, my spiciness endurance level has increased. YEAY! The price is very affordable but it depends on your choice of dishes. 

Warung Nasi Pedas Bu Anik, Kuta

After our dinner, 3 of my friends wanted to have spa. Doing spa is one of the best things to do in Bali! If you like spa, you can try it. On the other side, I didn’t enjoy spa so, 2 of my friends and I went to Seminyak. At first we want to wait the 3 girls at Revolver Café. But it is closed on Monday. So we search for another café, and in the end we stopped by at Kilo Bali. We thought it was just a regular café, but actually it is a fancy restaurant. It was pretty okay to be categorized as a fine-dinning restaurant. With our t-shirt, short, and flip-flops we enter the restaurant confidentially. The ambience was so so so nice! I really liked it. It would be even better when you came around 5 PM, since you can took a very good picture because the lightning is perfect at that time! No flash needed. The menu is pretty expensive, but worth it. You have to try their truffle sushi and vanilla ice cream.

The outside view of Kilo, Bali

What a perfect lightning?

Loving every corner of this resto

Day 4

It was my last day in Bali. My flight home is at night, so I have a plenty time to spend my day around Bali. My friend went back to Singapore in the morning, so I spent my day with my other friend named Kingnen. He works in Bali and today was his day-off.

I started my day with a brunch in Bali Bakery. You should eat here whenever you came to Kuta Area. There are 2 branch of Bali Bakery, but the food is better in Kuta branch. You have to order their zuppa soup. It is da bomb! Other food was also nice. Their pastries are worth to try! 
 

My big ice tea

My big brunch

After brunching, I went to Creamy Comfort in Seminyak with Kingnen. Creamy Comfort is located in front of Axioo Bali Showroom. There, I ate their dessert and coffee. The drinks was just okay, but their dessert was AMAZING! Especially their Chocolate Smores Tart (if I’m not mistaken). If you know Axioo Photography, you probably know how this café looks like or the ambience feel like. Yup! The interior is very instagenic! You should take a lots of picture there. HEHE. 

My favorite picture #iphoneshot

Cute bunny chair

Inside axioo bali

After a long chat with Kingnen, we decided to went back to my guesthouse. But before that, we went to Galeria Mall because I need to buy some magazine for killing time n the office. Then we bought Chatime! Oh how I missed bubble tea shops! 

From Galeria Mall, we went to my guesthouse and he went back to his house. I prepared my bags and took a bath. I waited for my friend who will drove to the airport. I was almost late for check-in time, but I thankfully I arrived on time.

Well, that’s it!  It ends my trip in Bali. Do you think it is fun to visit Bali? How do you think about my first travel diary video? Leave your opinion in the comment box below. I’ll love to read your thoughts and opinion. Until then, see you on my next post and video! 

DISCLAIMER: The photos of Warung Nasi Pedas Bu Anik & Kilo Bali are NOT mine. But, the photos of La Laguna & Creamy Comfort are MINE. All footage in the video are all mine. :)

Restaurants' Details:

Nasi Ayam Bu Sri

Address: Jl Griya Anyar, Denpasar, Bali, Bali, Indonesia

Bali Jaya

Address: Jalan Raya Kuta No. 132 (Kuta), Badung, Bali, Indonesia

Phone: +62 361 751949

Krisna

Address: 

Jl. Nusa Indah No. 77 Denpasar Bali  (Krisna 1)

Jl. Nusa Kambangan 160 A Denpasar Bali (Krisna 2)

Jl. Sunset Road No. 88 Abian Base Kuta Bali (Krisna 3)

Jl. Raya Tuban no 2x Bali (Rama Krisna)

Phone:  

Krisna 1: 0361-262365, 264780

Krisna 2: 0361-8423573, 8423574

Krisna 3: 0361-750031, 750987

Rama Krisna: 0361-764532

Website: krisnabali.co.id

La Laguna

Address: Jl. Pura Kayu Putih, Banjar Dinas Tegal Gundul, Desa Tibubeneng, Kuta Utara, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia

Phone: +62 361 4741214

Website: www.facebook.com/lalagunabali

Nasi Pedas Bu Anik

Address: Jalan Raya Kuta No. 143, Kuta, Badung, Bali, Indonesia 

Kilo Bali

Address: 22 JALAN DRUPADI, BALI, INDONESIA 80361

Phone: +62 361 4741006

Website: http://kilokitchen.com/bali/ 

Bali Bakery

Address: 

Main Branch: Jl. Raya Kuta No. 65, Banjar Abianbase, Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, Indonesia

Hayam Wuruk Branch: Jl. Hayam Wuruk No.181, Tanjung Bungkak, Denpasar-Bali

Balimed Branch: Jl. Mahendradatta No.57X, Denpasar-Bali

Seminyak Square Branch: Jl. Kayu Jati No.1, Seminyak Square, Bali

Phone: 

+62 361 755149 (Main Branch)

+62 361-243-147 (Hayam Wuruk Branch)

+62 361-845-0767 (Balimed Branch)

+62 361-738-033 (Seminyak Square Branch)

Website: www.balibakery.com

Creamy Comfort

Address: Jalan Raya Kerobokan No. 118, Seminyak, Badung, Bali 80361, Indonesia

Phone: +62 819-3606-6171

Website: www.creamycomfort.com