Tour Bandung - Travel H!: Where To Eat

In the City Area

There are many great cafes and restaurants in the city too, if you can’t make it into the countryside.

Warung Laos

A popular eatery just off Jean Street that specializes in pizza, pasta, steak, and nasigoreng (fried rice).

Warung Laos
Jl. Prof. Eyckman No. 2,Bandung

Gambrinus

This is a German pub combined with an Indian restaurant that serves a variety traditional Indian, and Western food. Very good!

Gambrinus
German Pub and Curry Kitchen
Jl. Prof. Drg. Surya Sumantri No.59, Bandung

TIZI Restaurant's relaxing garden.

Tizi is a Restaurant, Bakery, and Winery that has been in operation since 1967. It’s a great place for German food like Schaschlik, Huhner Worst, ZwiebelSuppe, and Poffertjes. They also serve a great sausage submarine sandwich. All of their sausage is homemade. Their garden design makes for a relaxing respite from the city without going all the way into the hills.

TIZI Restaurant and Bar
Jl.KidangPananjung No.3, Bandung

The Cellar Restaurant

The Cellar Restaurant is a big place where you can choose to lounge the day away on one of the sofas or sit at a table. They have a full Western menu offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner. There is live entertainment on the weekends. The wine store in the corner stocks a good selection.

The Cellar
Jl. Diponegoro No.9, Bandung

Eastern Shark Fin Restaurant

On Saturday and Sunday mornings, Eastern Shark Fin Restaurant has an excellent Dim Sum breakfast that includes a huge variety. Get there before 8:00 a.m. to avoid long lines. The price depends on what you eat, but a good meal for me was Rp.50,000.

The Chinese take their Dim Sum very seriously as a culinary art. It was interesting to learn Dim Sum has three categories. Fried Dim Sum is likened to a leather jacket in that it’s hard on the outside. Then, there are two varieties of steamed Dim Sum: the “wool sweater,” and the “silk blouse.” The wool sweater also has a fairly dense outer layer, but the silk blouse has a fragile, sheer skin. Both the leather jacket, and the wool sweater varieties were originally peasant food, but the silk blouse variety was reserved for royalty.

Eastern Shark Fin Restaurant
Istana Plaza, Ground Floor,
Jl.PasirKaliki 121, Bandung

Cafe Halaman

“It feels like a second home,” is their slogan. They’re serving pasta’s, steaks, and Indonesian dishes in a tropical garden in the city.

Café Halaman
Jl. Tamansari No.82, Bandung

Toko You Café

Sonny Soeng runs his popular coffee shop hangout, just as it has been since 1947. He doesn’t believe in signs, advertisings, specials, or business cards. He relies on his customer spreading the word after they have been served a great product, and given good service. It must work, because this place in Dago was overflowing for Sunday brunch.

Because there are no signs, it’s kind of hard to find – look for it diagonally across from Santo Borromeus Hospital.

Toko You
Jl. Hasanudin 12, Bandung

Warung Pasta

Relax after your Dago shopping spree on one of their comfortable sofas while you try to decide from the overwhelming selection of pasta dishes. Good food – low prices – free hotspot – relaxed atmosphere.

Warung Pasta
JalanGanesha No. 3, Bandung

Dakken Steak and Coffee

Steak and coffee in a warm homey atmosphere in the Riau area. You can either eat in a living, or dining room.Very good food, at mid-range prices.

Dakken Steak and Coffee
Jl. Martadinata No.67
Cibeunying, Bandung

Mama's Restaurant

Mama’s Restaurant is an oasis of pork – smoked, roasted, or sausage, for those who crave this taboo delacy. They also have beef and chicken cooked in the traditional German home cooking style, as well as steaks, burgers, and pizza.

Mama’s German Restaurant
Jl. Prof. Eyckman No.3, Cihampelas, Bandung