Mako Cake & Bakery: A Nostalgic Culinary Journey in Nusa Dua Square

Mako Cake & Bakery, Nusa Dua Square

Haris

Stepping into Mako Cake & Bakery in Nusa Dua Square is like taking a nostalgic journey back to my childhood. The aroma of freshly baked bread and cakes envelops you as soon as you enter, instantly reminding me of my mother’s kitchen during family gatherings. The bakery is conveniently located next to Ace Hardware and shares a building with J.Co, yet it maintains a cozy charm that feels distinctly separate from the bustling mall atmosphere.

The selection here is impressive, ranging from soft, fluffy breads to decadent cakes that are a feast for the senses. One reviewer mentioned, “The taste is good, soft, and not so sweet,” which perfectly encapsulates the essence of their offerings. Each bite is a delightful reminder of home, with flavors that resonate deeply, especially for those of us who cherish the subtleties of Asian taste profiles.

While the second floor is a great spot for gatherings, it can get a bit warm and dim, which might not be ideal for everyone. However, the delicious cakes make it worth it, even if they are slightly on the pricier side. As one patron humorously noted, “My husband cannot pass this place; he will start going crazy and forget if he stayed on diet.” It’s hard to resist the allure of their baked goods, especially when paired with a cup of rich coffee.

Despite a few minor hiccups in service and some cakes arriving slightly askew, the overall experience at Mako Cake & Bakery is heartwarming. The staff is friendly, and the spacious, free parking is a bonus. This bakery doesn’t just serve food; it serves memories, evoking the warmth of family and the joy of shared moments. In a world that often feels rushed, Mako Cake & Bakery is a gentle reminder to savor the simple pleasures in life. I left with a full heart and a promise to return, eager to relive those cherished memories with every delicious bite.

Ira

As I strolled through the vibrant streets of Nusa Dua, Bali, I stumbled upon MAKO BAKERY & CAKE, nestled conveniently in Nusa Dua Square. The aroma of freshly baked goods wafted through the air, beckoning me to step inside. The bakery’s exterior is unassuming, but once you enter, you are greeted by a delightful array of pastries and cakes that promise a sweet adventure.

Upon entering, the atmosphere is casual yet inviting, with a cozy seating area that encourages you to linger a little longer. The decor is simple, allowing the colorful pastries to take center stage. I was particularly drawn to their signature offerings: the Black Forest cake, Floss bread, and Choco Roll. Each item seemed to tell a story of its own, reflecting the rich culinary culture of Indonesia.

However, my experience was a mixed bag. While some pastries were delightful, others fell short of expectations. One visitor noted, “Some are delicious, some are not. Prices were fair, but not too many pastries available if you visited after 3 pm.” This sentiment resonated with me as I sampled the Floss bread, which was surprisingly dry and lacked the fluffiness I had hoped for. Another customer expressed disappointment, stating, “The floss bread is hard, and the sausage roll is getting tougher.” It seems that consistency is an area for improvement.

On a brighter note, the Black Forest cake was a highlight of my visit. Rich, moist, and decadently layered, it was a true testament to the bakery’s potential. The sweetness was perfectly balanced, making it a must-try for anyone with a sweet tooth. As one enthusiastic patron remarked, “I like bread, and the taste is good, soft, and not too sweet.” This is particularly appealing to those who prefer a subtler sweetness in their baked goods.

Despite some shortcomings, MAKO BAKERY & CAKE is worth a visit for anyone looking to dive deeper into Bali’s culinary scene. The prices are reasonable, making it accessible for both locals and tourists. Plus, the experience of trying local flavors in a laid-back setting adds to the charm. Just be sure to visit early in the day to ensure a wider selection of pastries!

In conclusion, while MAKO BAKERY & CAKE may not be perfect, it offers a glimpse into the evolving landscape of Bali’s bakery culture. With a few tweaks and a focus on quality, it has the potential to become a beloved spot for both locals and visitors alike. So, if you find yourself in Nusa Dua, don’t hesitate to pop in and see what sweet surprises await you!

Menu List:

Ruby A delightful mix of sweet, crunchy, and creamy treats.	IDR Rp 514,100 US $ 31.9 AUS $ 50.4 EURO € 30.6 CNY ¥ 231.4
Pearl A delightful mix of sweet, savory, and chocolatey treats.	IDR Rp 453,500 US $ 28.2 AUS $ 44.5 EURO € 27 CNY ¥ 204.1
Diamond A delightful mix of sweet and savory treats awaits you.	IDR Rp 1,025,200 US $ 63.6 AUS $ 100.5 EURO € 60.9 CNY ¥ 461.4
Emerald A delightful mix of sweet and savory treats.	IDR Rp 1,251,400 US $ 77.6 AUS $ 122.7 EURO € 74.4 CNY ¥ 563.2
Amber Delicious blend of caramel, chocolate, and oatmeal delights.	IDR Rp 567,600 US $ 35.2 AUS $ 55.7 EURO € 33.8 CNY ¥ 255.5
Spicy Floss Soft bread topped with special mayonnaise and spicy chicken flakes.	IDR Rp 15,200 US $ 1 AUS $ 1.5 EURO € 1 CNY ¥ 6.9
Choco Meisis Delicious bread filled with creamy chocolate and sprinkles.	IDR Rp 14,100 US $ 0.9 AUS $ 1.4 EURO € 0.9 CNY ¥ 6.4
Rendang Floss Bread topped with special mayonnaise and rendang-flavored chicken floss.	IDR Rp 15,200 US $ 1 AUS $ 1.5 EURO € 1 CNY ¥ 6.9
Floss Soft bread with special mayonnaise and savory chicken flakes.	IDR Rp 15,200 US $ 1 AUS $ 1.5 EURO € 1 CNY ¥ 6.9
Rich Cheese Cubed bread filled with creamy, indulgent cheese.	IDR Rp 12,600 US $ 0.8 AUS $ 1.3 EURO € 0.8 CNY ¥ 5.7
Cheese On Boat Bread topped with melted cheese, sprinkled with parmesan and parsley.	IDR Rp 12,600 US $ 0.8 AUS $ 1.3 EURO € 0.8 CNY ¥ 5.7
Big Sausage Pizza Soft bread topped with delicious sauce, chicken sausage, and cheese.	IDR Rp 18,700 US $ 1.2 AUS $ 1.9 EURO € 1.2 CNY ¥ 8.5