Jael Wenceslao
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Royal Garden Cafe Ohori Park
Beautiful view with delicious food. Lovely ambience. The beef java curry was amazing. We also had caesar salad (right amount of dressing, not too salty and not too bland) and tiramisu. The tiramisu was delectable (though I wish it had more espresso taste in it). Hot ginger tea was great also (with hint of honey).
If you’re exploring Ohori Park, make sure to dine here and get a table looking out at the pond/lake.
If you’re exploring Ohori Park, make sure to dine here and get a table looking out at the pond/lake.
Tennstopet
Confusing operating hours. Online it said they’re closed after 2:30 PM, but was able to book a table for 3 PM. From the sidewalk, when we arrived it looked closed. Good thing I saw people leaving and entering, and seems they had a bar area for dining hours for those eating at odd hours (not lunch or dinner). There was no receptionist so I had to call a female server and asked her if they were open and she looked at me funny.
Anyway, finally sat down with my family. Our server was great (better than the one I asked).
Interiors feels like you are transported back to olden times. Predominantly wood, with thick carpets and old photos on the walls.
The food was not good. Steak was tough and hard to eat. The meatballs had an aftertaste that, upon eating more of the meatballs, was slightly sickening. I had to douse them in lingonberries to mask the gamey taste. I guess that’s traditional meatball taste in Sweden? I wasn’t a fan.
The potato puree was good though.
For the price, you are better off eating somewhere else. We paid around 1,200 SEK for 3 adults (and a kid).
Thankfully, the male server, as I said, was good that he suggested a smaller portion (kiddie meal) for the meatballs for our kid. Which was more than enough, considering we didn’t like how it tasted.
Anyway, finally sat down with my family. Our server was great (better than the one I asked).
Interiors feels like you are transported back to olden times. Predominantly wood, with thick carpets and old photos on the walls.
The food was not good. Steak was tough and hard to eat. The meatballs had an aftertaste that, upon eating more of the meatballs, was slightly sickening. I had to douse them in lingonberries to mask the gamey taste. I guess that’s traditional meatball taste in Sweden? I wasn’t a fan.
The potato puree was good though.
For the price, you are better off eating somewhere else. We paid around 1,200 SEK for 3 adults (and a kid).
Thankfully, the male server, as I said, was good that he suggested a smaller portion (kiddie meal) for the meatballs for our kid. Which was more than enough, considering we didn’t like how it tasted.
Deuces Coffee
Stumbled upon this place by accident as I was looking for parking on a Sunday. Saw the pink facade and plenty of people. When I parked, decided to go in and see the menu.
Ordered for takeout curry grilled cheese, ube cheese puff, Spanish latte, and Sesame Kreme Kaffe.
The cheese sandwich was average. The sesame kreme kaffe was interesting (it had Himalayan salt). It was weird. I couldn’t decide whether I liked it or hated it.
The ube puff was delicious. The Spanish latte is, IMO, better than Angkan’s. Though some might complain about the small size. But for me the size is just right.
What’s good here is that there is no surcharge if you opt for decaf. BUT, there is a surcharge for oatmilk (Angkan has theirs free of charge).
Since I had takeout, I will definitely be back to try their other items and dine in. Will also try their Hojicha and Matcha lattes too.
Ordered for takeout curry grilled cheese, ube cheese puff, Spanish latte, and Sesame Kreme Kaffe.
The cheese sandwich was average. The sesame kreme kaffe was interesting (it had Himalayan salt). It was weird. I couldn’t decide whether I liked it or hated it.
The ube puff was delicious. The Spanish latte is, IMO, better than Angkan’s. Though some might complain about the small size. But for me the size is just right.
What’s good here is that there is no surcharge if you opt for decaf. BUT, there is a surcharge for oatmilk (Angkan has theirs free of charge).
Since I had takeout, I will definitely be back to try their other items and dine in. Will also try their Hojicha and Matcha lattes too.