Ngabuburit means a waiting time to break the fasting. Usually, we spent Ngabuburit by various activities; visiting tourist attractions, looking for takjil, reading books, or spending a relaxed time with family or friends. On Saturday of 23 March 2024, about ten Local Guides from Malang and Batu had ngabuburit and an iftar together in a hidden place Chatten Cafe, in Batu.
We started to gather at 4 PM local time. Before we had an iftar, the manager, Mya, told us the history of the place and invited us to have a short mini tour. The interesting part of this Cafe is their disability toilet and the wheelchair friendly for their entrance. WiFi is not available here since their campaign to provide a perfect place for families to spend time with. Also, the name “Chatten” is chosen as the Dutch word that has the meaning “chatting”. They also had 360 views on their third floor of the main building complete with the requested telescope. Definitely a perfect place to see the mountain view from Batu.
We started to learn about our iftar menu at 5.30 PM, and most of us took the food picture, of course! They had edible flowers garnished in most of the plating of the menu. After having iftar, we talked about our experience of being Local Guides and planned to have more meet up this year.
So, what’s your ngabuburit activity during this Ramadan time? please let me know in the comments below 
Regards,
Nunung Afuah
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Acara seru yang harus sering diadakan lagi
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Habis lebaran insyaAllah adain lagi yang seru-seru @Musmus ikut lagi ya!
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Maybe this is one of the cafes that really pays attention to people with disabilities. Even the toilets are really paid attention to. There is also a play ground for families. Highly recommended.
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You are right mas @HendroW I had a picture from the front part of toilet. I forgot to take the inside! Maybe it’s time to plan the next meet up!
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Seru dan banyak mendapatkan pencerahan tentang ngopi yang sesungguhnya. Tempatnya keren berwawasan lingkungan, Aman unruk penyandang disabilitas juga anak anak…
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Wuih fotonya lengkap banget mbak @Yuni83A 
Kapan-kapan ingin dengar cerita pas pengalaman ke Jerman lagi
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This cafe is different from the others, namely it has a brand promise that the menu will arrive in less than five minutes. Then it doesn’t provide wifi because it fits the theme of Chatten which comes from Dutch which means to chat. So if there is no wifi, we focus more on chatting with family or friends. Apart from places to enjoy food, there are also several spots for office activities such as coworking spaces, sports communities, camping grounds, and also weddings… Maximum service, satisfying portions of the food menu, and lots of variants. Parking is very spacious, I don’t think road access is an obstacle to getting here because it is commensurate with the atmosphere and kit satisfaction
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Thanks for the coming mba @Annisa1208
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This is amazing ngabuburit that i ever had. Chatten is really beautiful hidden gem place at Batu Malang. I love it.
Where do we next ngabuburit? Hehe
the nite view of main building
the last team at chatten. Hehe
cloudy but still beautiful scenery here
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I’m guessing by the pictures and your post, the iftar party meetup was nice and fun.Thank you for sharing such a moment with us. @NunungAfuah
May this holy month bring happiness.pace and prosperity in everyone’s life.
We (Bangladesh Local Guide) are having Iftar Meetup on 27/03/2024 Inshallah.
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Thank you to Mr Brian & Ms Nunung for inviting us to be part of the Local Guide so we know the unique & beautiful places in Batu and other places. Best wishes to all of us.
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Thanks for your kind words @Md_Zobayerul_Islam
Good luck with your next meet up. I can’t wait for the recap here! Ramadan Kareem 
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Thanks for the photo addition mba @SyamsieNoor
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Dear @NunungAfuah !
I am delighted to have your post with recent activity & Iftar. I like to know different traditions & cultures. I have an interest to know more about your iftar food menus. Hope you would help us to know.
Recently we have arranged a meet up to Explore the Iftar Bazar at Dhaka, Bangladesh. I will write the Recap soon.
Happy Guiding !
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Wow I see familiar faces @Farhan21
Our iftar menu is traditional foods and we drink sweet drink.
Can’t wait for your recap!
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Hi @NunungAfuah ! Nice to talk to you!
It is just before iftar time in Bangladesh & watching your this image I am feeling greed to eat them. Hahaha.
Hope I would enjoy them also in future.
Here is our meetup recap: Recap Post
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