Located inside Summarecon Villagio Outlets, Food Temptation is not just a supporting facility—it’s a major highlight of the entire outlet experience. The parking area at the complex is spacious and convenient, and once you step into the outlet area, you’re greeted with a well-designed open layout that feels strikingly similar to East Midlands Designer Outlet. The overall flow between retail and dining spaces makes the shopping journey feel seamless and well thought out. I kicked off my shopping day with lunch here, and the options were genuinely impressive. I enjoyed comforting Indonesian-Chinese flavors from Bakso Afung and Kwetiau 28 Aho, followed by a familiar Japanese-Indonesian favorite at HokBen. The variety within Food Temptation is excellent—whether you’re in the mood for local comfort food or international quick bites, it’s all there. The seating area is spacious, lively, and comfortable, making it a proper dining destination rather than just a quick refueling stop. After lunch, I continued shopping at brands like Skechers, Keds, and Bath & Body Works, with some enjoyable window shopping at Adidas, Nike, New Balance, and Red Tag. The discounts were solid and worthwhile—exactly what you hope for in an outlet setting. I closed the day with a relaxing coffee at Starbucks, reflecting on how Food Temptation plays a central role in making the entire outlet visit feel complete. Overall, Food Temptation elevates the shopping trip into a full-day experience. Even though the location in Karawang is quite a drive, the combination of strong retail brands, meaningful discounts, and a “dahsyat” foodcourt makes it absolutely worth the journey.

The only foodcourt in villagio, not so many tenants. There are Yoshinoya, hokben, baso afung, kwetiau aho, java kitchen, pepper lunch. Dining area is spacious and comfortable

Giving Hop Hop Signature a shot, and surprisingly tastes great. Especially the coffee. Bold coffee, perfect composition. Loved it! I highly recommend trying their Hazelnut Latte (IDR30,000)

The place is neatly arranged and has a foreign "feel" to it as we usually stuck to high rise mall building. Lots of parking slot and several entrance so it's very convenient. Clean toilets, food and beverages on 2 end sides (one is a food court - this Food Temptation, and the other end has Imperial Kitchen, Subway, Solaria). Mostly your usual malls tenant, but luckily they didn't complicate things with token-voucher-coins whatever system.

The food was good. The place is so crowded. The upstairs is so shaky, I can't eat in peace.