Shisha Cafe — Restaurant in Jakarta

If you are looking for a place to enjoy authentic Lebanese cuisine and shisha in a Middle Eastern atmosphere, Shisha Cafe is a great option. Located in Kemang, one of the most popular areas in Jakarta, Shisha Cafe offers a variety of dishes, from salads and dips to grilled meats and desserts. The portions are generous and the prices are reasonable. The service is friendly and attentive. The cafe also has a wide selection of shisha flavors, from fruity to minty, that you can smoke in a cozy and relaxing setting. The cafe is decorated with lanterns, carpets, and cushions that create a 1001 nights vibe. There is also live music and belly dancing on some nights. Shisha Cafe is open until late, so you can enjoy your meal and shisha without rushing. Whether you are with your friends, family, or date, Shisha Cafe is a place where you can have a memorable and...

I really love middle eastern food as it is so similar to indian foods and visited this place many times. But to my surprise I didn’t eat any food this time and only wanted to try the Turkish coffee in their menu. I hope you guys know how this coffee is prepared and if not google it 🙃 Here is my experience,

Preparation - 9/10 Taste - 9/10 ( Much similar to South Indian filter coffee 😛) Presentation - 9/10 Overall - 9/10

But please improve on your service. No one really cares once the food is served and not looking to ask the customer again what else they want and even after asking they really take so much time to get it done. Please be little more friendly with your customers and it is my only bad experience in this place so far . Please...

The food is delicious with proper portion for me. Small and quiet place when we came for Sunday lunch. Unfortunately, the service is bad because one waiter who are less friendly to visitors said that the hot water I asked (small amount actually) just for warming my breast milk in the bottle (for my baby) is charged as additional mineral water (45.000 IDR). Meanwhile at all restaurants we visited, the hot water is free and they never charge as additional. Finally, when my husband (a foreigner) spoke, she gave it for free. I breastfeed my baby and this is big lesson for me because usually we bring the hot water with us to warm the milk in the bottle, but yesterday we didn’t. Anyway for anyone who wants to try the cuisine, it’s...