Koki Bandung

Ivana Lim

4.0

I found this eating place from website testimonials and decided to test it out for. Just like the other reviewers said, the area is a bit difficult to find. A tip - it's close by Maybank in Plaza Alamesra. When we arrived, the area was breezy and theywere performing Indonesian gamelan. It had been a very nice picture to an otherwise common restaurant. Gleam raised level where individuals can consume cross legged, and in all of those other restaurant just normal desk and chairs. There have been interesting items about the menu such as for example Salmon Penyet and Burung (Quail) Penyet. We ordered Kambing Penyet, Ayam Penyet, Pecel Lele and Sayur Oseng Kosong (Pakis). These were all very delicious although I believe the Kambing Penyet is really a bit too sweet. The pakis has been very tasty and the Kuey Tiau part had been humongous. Sth a little various was the rice experienced chicken flavour inside it. The sambal will come in two options - Super Spicy or Much less Spicy. Both were very delicious, nevertheless, you have to purchase extra sambal. They didn't possess Gado Gado which remaining me a bit dissatisfied. Teh Tarik was tasty. All in just about all, it had been RM62 for 4 dishes and beverages. I believe it's an OK cost and would come once again. I love the breezy region and the music.

Nicole Wen

4.0

It's undeniable that the meals is authentic & good but we reckon there's another areas that was even better. However the food is definitely nothing at all to complained about. We noticed the area from that JJCM present & decided to attempt it out. I really like thefact that the rice & sambal is freeflow regardless of what. But the location is merely very confusing. After all, we got dropped for a good 15min before we are able to figure out the street at alamesra

Leanne Goh

3.0

Indonesian cuisine amid the bustle of Malay dishes, enough to fulfill the desiring home. Only problem place is difficult to find.