After years of not coming here because a lot has changed from the atmosphere and the taste of the food is less or no longer satisfying. finally decided to stop by again during the holiday season, there have been many improvements, the taste of the food is delicious and back to the typical Moro Lejar taste even though the place is still lacking in cleanliness, maybe in the future pay attention to cleanliness and customer comfort

+3

A really old restaurant. The food is edible, but so so. I went here with my friend for buma bersama. However, some of my concern are: 1. The praying place is not clean 2. The toilets are very dirty. 3. The water from the faucets and sinks are THAI TEA coloured somehow? and it tasted really weird. I can't use the bathroom...and I feel disgusting after. ( I found out about that after washing my mouth and tasting the weird thai tea water because it was dark and couldn't tell the colour of the water at first.) The people here is nice, but Please fix those issues soon...

Four stars for the mangut (lele) and the ambiance. All of the other dishes we ordered pale in comparison (or generally in need of taste upgrades). The breeze and sounds of waterfall makes it great for lunches. But just stick to ordering the manguts.

Always come here every holiday, this restaurant is the real hidden gem, so satisfying and the atmosphere is so calm and cozy :)

Good place, good food with reasonable price. Less than 300k you can get 1 big grilled carp, 1 portion of deep fried prawn, 1 whole chicken (can be split into half portion deep fried and half portion grilled), bowl of rice, 2 set of veggies and 1 portion of chicken soup. The ambiance is really nice for lunch, there's fishes swimming beneath you. You can also feed them with rice, they like it. Prepare your jacket as sometimes it can get really chill there, especially if the wind blew quite strong as it's a mountain wind. Overall it's a good place to have a lunch and relax after you enjoy the trip around kaliungaran area.