Strawberry Stop Review

🌳Strawberry Stop🍓 It's like a strawberry station, where you can pick fresh strawberries and squeeze juice. There is an old children's playground, and the whole garden feels more like a bird's nest~ It's still near the beautiful Twin Lakes. I love the big garden in the store. I really want to buy it, but I don't have the money... ​

Except for the tomato seafood soup which was OK, the others were not tasty. The bread was as hard as a rock, the butter inside tasted like artificial vegetable oil and was almost thrown away after eating half of it, and the drinks also tasted like creamer.

Strawberry Station is very close to Baidu Library, maybe five minutes away. Although it is not very recommended to come here, it is also a good stop on the way because it is very close to Baidu Library! We were already very full after drinking the drinks alone, which were very delicious!

When visiting the Goddess Temple, I found this Strawberry Stop opposite. From the door, you can see the small pastoral scenery inside, which is very attractive. Strawberry Stop is actually a farm specializing in growing strawberries. The store also raises many cute rabbits and a smart parrot. The garden is very beautifully maintained, and the environment is really great. There is a petty bourgeoisie atmosphere of a farmyard. The waiters’ dishes mainly feature juice and pancakes, and some simple meals are also provided. The strawberries are all fresh from home, and the strawberry juice made from it tastes mellow and sweet. You can also see strawberry seeds in the strawberry milkshake, which is icy and delicious and the price is very affordable. Great! The fried noodles look very appetizing with their red color, and the taste is very Balinese, very delicious~

On the way to the Water Temple, we turned in to take a break. We drank some strawberry juice. There were simple meals and the guide also had breakfast. We went to the botanical garden at the back. The altitude is high and the climate is good, so the plants are growing well. We saw the Bali avocado tree, which is a different variety from the one we buy in the supermarket.