The place is fantastic, and the concept is truly impressive. I visited during the day, so I haven’t experienced the evening ambiance yet. The food is good, though not quite exceptional. The service is excellent, staff are friendly, enthusiastic, and very informative. The batik collection for sale is also impressive. The seating height and table level are perfectly balanced, making it very comfortable for both eating and chatting. Plus, parking is spacious and completely free.

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This place has so many trees and has lots of fresh air. You can relaxing while enjoying your food. This restaurant serve Indonesian traditional food with a nice plating. The atmosphere feels like you're in a traditional house. You can also walk to a river near this restaurant. Unfortunatelly we can not seat and enjoy the food near the river anymore. I hope the business will growth again and they will open the table near the river again.

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This restaurant has come highly recommended but it didn’t live up to the hype. When we arrived we were guided through half the restaurant only to be led back to a table a couple meters from the entrance. They have traditional music playing, which really supports the atmosphere. What really didn’t help was the radio right behind us that was at least equally as loud if not louder at times. So we had to listen to pop music from the back and traditional music from the front the whole time. The food was brought quickly but my Chinese black pepper beef only came as that - the sauce with beef and veggies. No rice, nothing. Just this huge plate with a puddle of sauce in the middle. For 95k you’d expect at least some rice but that we had to order and pay separately. In addition it was so insanely spicy that I physically couldn’t eat it. I have had this exact same dish in at least two other countries and it hasn’t once been even a little spicy. I’ve been traveling through Asia for years and can eat quite some spice, so it’s surprising that this was too much. My partner had the same problem with his dish. Both of them didn’t mention any level of spicyness on the menu yet there were red chilis all over and in his food. Halfway through he asked if they had some coconut or almond milk to lessen the burning but the waiter immediately declined and offered a coke. They have heaps of dishes on the menu that are prepared with coconut milk. I don’t think it would’ve been impossible to get a small glass of it and charge us for it. We mentioned this all to a waiter (ours from the beginning disappeared) and he went to talk to someone. A third waiter then came to present us the bill with 10% off my dish. I mean, fair enough we pay for my partners dish, he ate most of it but I barely had a third of mine. In that sense, the service wasn’t amazing either. The communication from our first waiter was formal but not polite or nice. Maybe we’re a bit spoiled by all the super nice people we’ve met so far but in a restaurant like this you’d expect a bit more. For the prices they ask you’d think it’s way better than this. Save yourself some time and go somewhere else or ask your waiter lots of questions about the food to make sure you know what to expect. I’m not even going to take the uneaten half of my dish home because it’s simply not edible. We’re disappointed and I my stomach hurts.

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I really love the ambiance and the atmosphere! You can feel the traditional Indonesian vibe from this restaurant. The service was very nice and the food was good! I especially love their Mie Goreng. Unfortunately, I ordered mango juice and it wasn't good... But other than that everything was okay

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Taman Indie restaurant…which is located in Araya housing complex in Malang City..is good restaurant for having Indonesian meal. The taste of the meal is delicious, the environment is nice. It’ s good for gathering with family and or friends. The price is average and affordable. It is worth it. If you are in Malang…try the menu in this restaurant.

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