Kalaras Heritage — Restaurant in Bogor

As its name 'heritage', the place used to be, I would say, one of the old yet historical houses in Jalak Harupat street. You can see and feel the artistic style of the house as soon as you enter the house turned restaurant. Eventhough located at the busy street but while you inside the resto you may still felt the calmness and breeziness since it was surrounded and filled with the trees and decorative plants.

Different story for the meals. They have Aceh cuisine such as ayam tangkap, fried rice, roti canai, even the coffee itself they claimed come straight from Aceh. They also sell the beans. I said different because they should and I'm hoping as well, to upgrade the taste. It could be better! Because a lot of Aceh resto has better taste, it was unfortunate since the place itself is nice.

The price is affordable, some of them that I've tried were fried rice costs 25k, roti canai 18k, martabak telor 17k, ayam tangkap...

During my trip to Bogor, we visited Kalaras Heritage, and it turned out to be a great decision. We sought shelter there due to heavy rain, and it was an amazing coincidence. It feels like dining inside an old house with a palace-like atmosphere and lots of historical photos. It's right in front of Bogor Palace, easy to reach, and has good parking space.

This place deserves more attention. It's in a well-preserved Dutch-colonial style house, just across from Bogor Botanical Garden. The ambiance is semi-formal in the restaurant area and more laid-back in the coffee shop. They specialize in delicious Indonesian food, but we tried their amazing coffee and tea. The place is also ♿accessible...

This place definitely deserve more attention. Located in a well preserved dutch-colonial style house, just across Bogor botanical garden. Ambiance was semi-formal in the restaurant area, and much laid-back in the coffee shop area. Their specialities are Indonesian food, and the taste was absolutely delicious. Even I could say the Sop Buntut they serve here, might be the best I've ever tasted. The Dori sambal matah is also an absolute delight and the coffee was on par as well. Unfortunately, it could be a 5 stars experience, if only the staffs could keep Covid-19 health protocol more consistently (most of them doesn't wear mask in an...