My first timw trying this vintage style restaurant which serves peranakan cuisine. We loved the homey ambiance. The owner collects paintings, the decor was filled with old trinkets and it was unique. The food was delicious. We orders soto batavia but for me it was a little bit too salty. The mie belacan was also al little too salty. But i think the lumpia ayam was the star for us. The service was splendid and very friendly. Overall we would love to come back again and try other menus.

A fantastic spot for an authentic Indonesian dining experience. The historic tempo dulu architecture and vintage artifacts create an incredible atmosphere that takes you back in time. Our reserved table was waiting for us, and the hospitality was excellent, the staff even wear traditional clothes, which is a great touch. Every dish we ordered tasted great, fresh, and hot. Combined with a delicious dessert to end the night, it was a thoroughly satisfying meal.

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I celebrated my birthday here and honestly really loved it. The staff were super friendly and were really helpful. The place itself has such a nice vibe and I love how cozy it was. Me and my friends loved the food as well. Would definitely come back :)!

A hidden, homey Peranakan restaurant in Central Jakarta! Definitely worth visiting because they serve a great variety of peranakan dish that’s tasty and easy on the palate. Despite it having a traditional concept with antique decorations and all that, the ambiance is cozy and the air feels fresh & clean. They also have a few private rooms for special occasions or gatherings 🥰 Service staff were very attentive and friendly too!

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Despite being centrally located in Kebon Sirih area, I didn’t notice this restaurant until our friends recommended a dinner here. Located inside a Betawi house with vintage touch expressed through the paintings & decorations depicting cultural heritage from Dutch colonial era, this Indo-Chinese restaurant exudes classical charm in a casual homey way which makes you feel as if you’re going to enjoy dinner at grandma’s place. Serving ‘peranakan’ food as their specialty, here are some that I find outstanding: Asem Asem Iga, Soto Betawi, Sop Buntut & Sapi Lada Hitam. The authentic taste & quality ingredients really brings back good memories although the food is a tad on the pricey side compared to its kind. There are few dining rooms which are also beautifully decorated with antiques, perfect for hosting events with your groups/family. Smoking area is separately located at the rear part of the house. I think I’ve found another hidden gem in Jakarta! It’s very instagrammable too!

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