This stylish beachfront restaurant is the indisputable top choice in Jepara. Dining is in the garden, around a pool or on tables so close to the sea that the fish almost swim up to the plate. Candlelight lends romance to the evening, while the thatched brick-house kitchen delivers the catch of the day with delicious lemon dressing, tender steaks, Thai dishes and Italian favourites.
Yam-Yam
Top choice in Central Java
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