Location: Tasikmalaya
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Top 4 International food in Tasikmalaya, West Java, Indonesia
Reviews on International food in Tasikmalaya, West Java, Indonesia. Tasikmalaya is a city in West Java, Indonesia. The city is sometimes dubbed "the City of a Thousand Pesantrens" for its abundance of Islamic boarding schools.
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1. J.Co
Reviewed By harswan
Untuk ngopi di J Co sambil internetan bisa dilakukan dengan nyaman, ber AC. Harga kopi seperti harga di outlet jco lainnya.
2. DELICATO Cafe & Talk
Reviewed By harswan
Hari jumat, sabtu, dan minggu bisa menikmati live musik dan berkaraoke. Makanan yang tersedia cocok untuk mengisi perut yang lapar dengan santai. Roti bakar, nasi goreng, mie goreng, coffe, teh, minuman soda dan juice. Banyak dikunjungi remaja, mahasiswa dan karyawan kantor yang rehat setelah sibuk bekerja.
Where to eat European food in Tasikmalaya: The Best Restaurants and Bars
3. Eat Boss
Reviewed By Henky G
We've come to this place twice since this restaurant has assorted menus to choose...Some things I underline from this place:First the location is easy to access, second the interior is big and cozy, tons of menu to chooseThe problems: in my first visit I ordered spaghetti and I asked the waiter to cook it al dente he was confused ( this is ridiculous, when you serve European food at least you must know such cooking terminology no matter what! That's my two cents, So I needed to explain it) , then when they served it, my spaghetti was too soft , that's so annoying, and they forgot to serve my drink ...From this restaurant I prefer their Indonesian foods to foreign foods since the taste is way much better...
4. Resto Kemping Tepi Danau
Reviewed By Henky G
We visited this place some days ago and our food was not the same as we expected, for such small portion we had to pay more which we thought we could get better taste at other restaurant with more reasonable price..the good point is that it has unique concept which you can't find anywhere else.
