Tempayan Indonesian Bistro — Restaurant in Bandung City

If you're looking for a restaurant that offers a wide variety of Indonesian dishes, this place is worth checking out. The menu is extensive, featuring everything. Whether you're dining with family or hanging out with friends, the restaurant's inviting ambiance makes it a great spot for any occasion.

The decor is stylish and modern, with traditional Indonesian touches that create a cozy yet trendy atmosphere. It’s definitely a place where young people and families alike can feel comfortable. During peak hours, especially around iftar time, the staff handles the rush efficiently. The service is friendly and surprisingly fast, ensuring that guests don’t have to wait too long for their meals.

One of the highlights here is the food presentation worthy dining experience. However, while the visuals are impressive, the taste doesn’t always match the expectation. The flavors are decent but not particularly outstanding compared to authentic home-cooked...

The menu consist of a variety of Indonesian cuisines and tasted great. The praying room was also clean and tidy, although it could only hold up to 6 people. Sadly, only those 2 things were the strong aspect of this restaurant. The service was very poor. We booked a week before and ordered our food a day before. Yet, we had to wait up to 2.5 hours for our food. Some of our orders never even came to our tables (even after reminding the waiters multiple times). I ordered mineral water, had to remind the waiters twice for it, and it still never made it to our table. After visiting, I read reviews from a year ago and it was clear that they have been repeating the same mistakes and not evaluating. For the price they are charging, the service was very underwhelming and I would not recommend this place unless you have the patience to wait hours...

High-end cafe. With high prices. But the food was just mediocre, I didn't like it. The most ridiculous part was that they were supposed to give a 10% discount. But when we asked for the bill, it wasn't applied. Why? Because we had chosen to buy a discounted drink for 15,000 IDR ("tebus murah," saving 30,000 IDR). What's outrageous is that: (1) the staff didn’t inform us about this in advance. They should have told us; and (2) "tebus murah" was only applicable when the total bill was at least 450,000 IDR. If there was a 10% discount, you would get 45,000 IDR off, whereas with the "tebus murah," you save only 30,000 IDR. See? Our bill at that time was 1,400,000 IDR. If we had chosen the discount, we would have saved...