Maid Tea Cafe

👉 Operating Hours - Monday to Sunday: 08:00 AM ~ 06:00 PM 👉 Order Details - Tea: Vanilla Iced Chai / Award Winning Tea - Food: Smoked Chicken / Nasi Goreng (Fried Rice) / Add-On Chicken (miscalculated) - Tea Bags: 👉 Total Amount (Card) - 282,900 IDR (approximately 24,600 KRW) 👉 Pros and Cons - Pros: Great ambiance / Affordable prices / Offers unique experiences like tea-making - Cons: Located far from the city center / Outdoor seating can be a bit hot / Menu options are not very diverse Overall, the cafe focuses on tea-making and experiential activities. Despite this, the prices (including food and coffee) are reasonable and not burdensome. Surprisingly, even without air conditioning or fans, it felt cooler than expected. As someone who is very sensitive to heat, I didn’t find it overwhelmingly hot, which is a positive sign. (The breeze was warm but bearable, so keep that in mind!) Additionally, the Wi-Fi connection was good, and there were power outlets available, making it a decent spot for laptop work. The second floor offers an open view and has more tables compared to the first floor. There are about five tables available, but since the space isn’t large, it might feel crowded with just 2-3 groups. This is the Vanilla Iced Chai. Interestingly, it starts off as a bluish color, but when you squeeze the lime provided, it turns purple. (The taste doesn’t change much.) Chicken! I ordered it for lunch, but later noticed on the receipt that I was charged for the chicken add-on. Sigh 😭 In Bali, such order mistakes seem to happen quite often (hopefully, it was a mistake). Always check your receipt carefully!