Planning going to Bandung this weekend? We'd like to share a Japanese resto called Jepang Doeloe we tried about two weeks ago. My father wanted to have a Japanese lunch and he requested to try this quiet new Japanese resto. Jepang Doeloe located on Jalan Putri, near Jalan Burangrang, where you could find Batagor Riri, and Bakso Malang Enggal.
Sate Maranggi Cibungur
I love Sate, any kind of Sate as long as it is halal. Sate Maranggi is one of the best sate variety that I like so much. I tried Sate Maranggi first in this place called Sate Maranggi Cibungur (Purwakarta) when I was a kid. The place has not changed at all from the last time I went there. I couldn't remember when was the last time I ate at this place, but for sure it was long time ago before Toll Cipularang which connects Bandung and Jakarta exist.
Ah Poong (Pasar Apung) Sentul
Sentul is our favorite place to go over the weekend: it is easily reached from Cibubur, still no traffic jam if we left home early in the morning (let's say around 7.30 am and get back home after our brunch there). One of our kiddos fave place in Sentul is Ah Poong (Pasar Apung).
The name derives from the word apung which means floating in English, and for those who haven't been to Lok Baintan Floating Market, you can start to shop from the boat at Ah Poong. Ah Poong is getting very crowded on the weekend, coming early in the morning is really recommended.
The name derives from the word apung which means floating in English, and for those who haven't been to Lok Baintan Floating Market, you can start to shop from the boat at Ah Poong. Ah Poong is getting very crowded on the weekend, coming early in the morning is really recommended.
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