The Cleopatra Restaurant looks like a Valentine’s Day gift from Julius Caesar to the Queen of the Nile. This building looks like it was plucked out of a Hans Christian Andersen fairy tale. This building does not have any Egyptian stuff, mostly Roman pillar, naked marble statues, European- styled furniture and serves local Javanese Chinese […]
Read more »It is literally a restaurant in a MUSEUM! Kicking off the list of edible excursions is this museum restaurant. Feast on traditional cuisines, surrounded by antiques like weapons, typewriters, grandfather clocks, furniture, pots and pans, Javanese festival masks – and loads of old black and white photos from days before color photographs. Feast the eyes […]
Read more »The different of this restaurant is that this restaurant will teleports you back to the pre-colonial era; when the Javanese lived off the land, by growing rice and fishing from rivers. Most of the places in this place offers a trip down memory’s lane by way of vintage décor and antique props. People can eat […]
Read more »This place resembles a classic Javanese home back in the day, translates directly to “grandpa’s house”. With mismatched furniture and vintage appliances and fnishing which explain the concept and decoration of this place. Find herds of young adults here boozing until the few hours, something they can’t do at their real grandpa’s house. Their signature […]
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