Restaurants in Bandung
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Warung Nasi Mang Udju
Just south of the alun-alun, this Spartan place is a good spot to sample some traditional Sundanese food.
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Kartika Sari
Next door to the Cupu Manik puppet factory; has an incredible array of sweets and a steady flow of customers.
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Kiosk
This great little mini-food court on the ground floor of the Braga City Walk is ideal for sampling some unusual snacks such as pempek (fish or egg fried with sago in a rich, dark sauce) from Sumatra and noodle dishes. Drinks include milky teh tarik (cardamom chai) and loads of yummy juices, from blueberry to sirsak (soursop).
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New Braga Café
An excellent, friendly Sundanese restaurant in an elegant building that dates back to colonial days. All the food is laid out on covered plates and bowls for you to choose from; bakar ayam seuhah (spicy roast chicken) is the house speciality, and there are plenty of vegetarian dishes.
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Rumah Makan Sari Sunda
Sari Sunda is a more salubrious eatery, with rattan décor, a not-so-tasteful artificial waterfall, and huts in the garden for dining on mats. The Sundanese food, however, is of the same standard as Nasi Mang Udju - delicious.
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Utami
This is a very clean, attractive little eatery where a great deal of care is taken over the food – you’ll find plenty of fresh greens, tasty ayam goreng and two feisty sambals to add a little extra spice to your plate.
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Warung Nasi Ampera
Just south of the alun-alun, this clean place is the best of several traditional Sundanese places here. Serves up delicious fresh tempeh (cake made from fermented soybeans) and curries around the clock.
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London Bakery
Stylish little cafe with coffee, cakes, snacks and light meals including pasta and sandwiches. You’ll find a few magazines and copies of the Jakarta Post to read here, though traffic noise is intense.
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Prefere 72
A library, cafe and restaurant rolled into one hip modernist building, this is one of the most happening places in fashionable north Bandung. You’ll find pasta, snacks and rice and noodle dishes on the menu.
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Momiji
Momiji is a traditional Japanese restaurant with a relaxed, civilised ambience. Prices are surprisingly moderate given the surroundings and quality of the sushi, noodle, teriyaki and teppanyaki dishes here.
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Royal Siam
This top-notch Thai restaurant has formal service, authentic wooden décor and huge dishes of gai pad pid (red curry). Sit at tables or sprawl out Asian style and soak up the atmosphere.
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Kyooki
This minimalist restaurant attracts Bandung's bright young things with a range of Japanese favourites and some of the city's best cocktails.
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Braga Café
Yet another Bandung bakery excelling in providing the population with sweet treats; this time the pastries are the best bet.
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Rumah Makan Mandarin
Mandarin is a very simple eatery with seafood specialities and a loyal band of Chinese regulars.
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