Boemi Joglo Dago Pakar is a lovely spot if you want to enjoy local dishes with a more traditional touch. I especially liked the nasi liwet served in a clay pot, which gave it a really rich and authentic feel. The sate maranggi was also a standout for me, and the whole meal felt rooted in classic flavors rather than anything overly modern.

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The restaurant is still very well maintained for many years. I went here like more than 10 years ago but when I came yesterday the quality of the food is still the same. With nice natural greeneries and valleys, this place is a nice place to have sundanese food. We lovr the sate, mendoan, liwet, and actually none of the dishes that we ordered failed us. Price also ok. Now they even have outdoor coffee place.

+3

Bit hard to find the resto. It is not located on the main road. It is located on the small road next to the Indigo hotel. If you stay at the Indigo hotel, I would recommend walking. It is walking distance from the Indigo hotel. Apart from a narrow road, it is also a steep road. If you are not a skillful driver I would not recommend driving there. There are limited parking lots, also not easy if you want to park in front of the resto. There are few parking lots outside the resto. It seems it was a house but was turned into a resto. They have few small buildings. The view was ok but the resto itself was a bit dark and few areas are not maintained well. The food is ok. Most are traditional Sundanese food. It is quite reasonably priced. The service is good.

+3

...a restaurant and cafe with a traditional ethnic feel, housed in a traditional Joglo house. The surroundings are shady and green, filled with trees. The menu is suitable for all tastes...

+3

Nasi liwet ikan asin is the recommended dish. Very delicious! The restaurant has a great old-skool atmosphere. And it's really big too. However, if you get a table in the corner, it'll be hard to get the waiter's attention.

+3