MALANG, HARIAN DISWAY – Malang City has a lot of diverse tourist destinations, from recreational areas to unique and authentic cafes. It is undeniable that Malang has become a must-visit tourism destination for both Indonesians and foreigners visitor. Allow us to introduce your next tempting destination: Pipir Lepen, a place steeped in a traditional European theme, offering a unique perspective.
Malang is one of Indonesia's most frequently visited cities by tourists, both local and foreign. Among its many attractions, Kajoetangan stands out, located in the heart of the city center. Kajoetangan, a must-visit for travelers in Malang, is in close proximity to the renowned Pasar Splendid, traditional market beloved by locals. The Pasar Splendid area is divided into three distinct sections: a bird market, an ornamental fish section, and a flower market. It offers a wide array of options that entice numerous tourists. BACA JUGA : Uncovering Romance in Taman Kemesraan, Travel Tips to Malang Regency's Hidden Gem Within the Pasar Splendid area, an unexpected gem awaits: a unique café with a traditional European concept. This café provides a tranquil, leafy ambiance, far removed from the hustle and bustle of Malang city, situated on Jl. Brawijaya. What sets this café apart from the rest is its riverfront view, allowing visitors to relish the soothing sound of water flowing along the river. Moreover, the café boasts a distinct traditional European-style design. It is decorated with numerous rock elements and plants, ensuring visitors feel comfortable, making it likely they'll spend the entire day. BACA JUGA : Malang's Culinary Delight: A Taste of Tradition at Angsle Ronde Pak Mat Mawar This traditional European-style café was established in February 2023. Since then, it has rapidly gained popularity, attracting visitors from both within and outside Malang. Safitri, one of the café's employees, notes, " There are a lot of visitors from all ages, ranging from the old to the young."Discover European-Style Café Vibes in Malang City. A cave-like path as an entrance in the Pipir Lepen.-Tim D4KOBI News Polinema- Before its transformation into a café, this location was as an abandoned and neglected park, seemed unprofitable. However, the location's owner saw potential and embarked on an ambitious renovation project, resulting in a unique café experience never before seen in Malang. Entering this location, tourists are embraced by the welcoming shade of trees, creating a refreshing atmosphere. Visitors then descend a moderately steep staircase and pass through a cave-like entrance, ultimately finding themselves delighted by a koi fish pond on the left of the entrance. Visitors enjoy free admission, with the only cost being for vehicle parking. The café offers a wide range of food options, from snacks to hearty meals, all at reasonably priced menu items ranging from Rp. 5,000 to Rp. 25,000.
Discover European-Style Café Vibes in Malang City. Mouth-watering menus from the face.-Tim D4KOBI News Polinema- Beyond enjoying coffee and meals, visitors can engage in a variety of activities at this café, with the most popular options are feeding the fish and petting cats. Additionally, the café provides numerous photo opportunities, showcasing European-style interior designs rarely found in other establishments, along with an abundance of ornamental plants, aesthetic trees, and natural views of rock cliffs. Quite Instagrammable…! Conveniently accessible for tourists exploring Kajoetangan, Alun-Alun Malang, and Pasar Splendid, this café can be reached easily by car or motorcycle, thanks to its strategic location near the main entrance beside Pasar Bunga (Flower Market) Splendid. Most of the visitors are satisfied. Because, the prices paid for food are well worth the experience. As Andy, one of the visitors, testified, " The food is delicious and affordable too, not too expensive for college student like me. I know this place from my friend who is often visited many cafes. I like this place because it’s not crowded, so it is comfortable for doing assignments and school projects." (*)