Local Delicacies

• Batagor (Baso Tahu Goreng): Batagor Kingsley Jl. Veteran, Batagor Riri Jl. Burarangrang 41 (in front of the BCA building).
• Martabak: Martabak Lodaya and Martabak San Fransisco at Jln. Lodaya.
• Lotek (mixed boiled vegetables, served with peanut paste and some chillies): Lotek Kalipah Apo Jl. Kalipah Apo
• Mie Kocok(noodle soup, served with beef foot, beef skin and tauge): Mie Kocok SKM Jl. Sunda.
• Sundanese food: Kedai Ma’ Uneh Jl. Terasana I No. 132 Pajajaran, Sindang Reret Jl. Surapati No. 53 (near Telkom office), Nasi Timbel Dago at Jl. Dago, Bumbu Desa Jl. Pasirkaliki 160.
• Pujasera (Pusat Jajan Serba Ada): Paskal Hyper Square Jl. Pasirkaliki (more than 50 vendors that sell many famous local delicacies)

• The View: Resor Dago Pakar
• Congo & Rumah Joglo: turn right to a small street just before the security gate of Resor Dago Pakar
• Kampung Daun: Jl Sersan Bajuri Km 4.7 No 88 Villa Trinity Complex
• Sierra Cafe & Lounge: Jl. Bukit Pakar no 33.
• The Valley Cafe: Jl. Bukit Pakar Timur
• Kedai Nyonya Rumah: Jl. Naripan 92
• Atmosphere Cafe: Jl. Lengkong Besar no 97

• Yoghurt Cisangkuy: Jl. Cisangkuy (near Gedung Sate complex).
• Es Cendol Elizabeth: Jl. Cihampelas
• Bandoeng Melk Centrale (BMC): Jl. Aceh 30,
• Susu segar Lembang: many street vendors along the Jl. Raya Lembang

• Kartika Sari: Jl. Kebon Jukut (near railway station Jl Kebon Kawung), Jl. Dago, etc.
• Brownies Kukus Amanda: Jl. Rancabolang 29, Jl. Lodaya 8, Jl. Cikawao, Paskal Hyper Square
• Primarasa : Jl. Kemuning 20, Jl. Peta 168, Jl. Buah Batu
• Sus Merdeka: Jl. Merdeka (in front of Bandung Indah Plaza)
• Snacks: Karya Umbi Jl. Cihampelas, Snack Corner Jl.Cihampelas, Jl. Riau

• Factory outlets in Jl. Riau: Heritage (inside an old historical building, nice to see also the building), China Emporium (with an old Chinese dynasty setting), Summit, Oasis, Metropolitan, Renarity, Emirates, Terminal Tas, Edward Forrer.
• Factory outlets in Jl. Dago: Rich & Famous, Coconel, Glamour, Blossom, Uptown (with a small kiosk selling a strawberry juice), Dago Stock Centre, M&M, Justine, Level.
• Factory outlets around Jl.Sukajadi-Jl.Setiabudi: FOS Clothing Gallery (Jl. Setiabudi 73), XO (Jl. Sukajadi 212), Rumah Mode (Jl. Setiabudi 41F).

• Lembang Trip: A trip to the north of Bandung that cannot be missed. (below places are in the sequence order)
  – Boscha Observatorium on Jl. Raya Lembang
  – Pasar Lembang: drink fresh milk, buy fresh fruit and vegetables, etc.
  – Mt. Tangkuban Perahu: see the active mountain crater closely
  – Sari Ater: a resort with natural hot water spring pools, some recreation parks and healthy spas
• Ciwidey Trip: A trip to south of Bandung.
  Direction: From Jakarta-Bandung Toll road, take ‘Kopo’ exit. Turn right on the traffic lights after the toll booth to Jl. Kopo, and follow the signs to Ciwidey.
  – Situ Patenggang lake: in the middle of tea plantation in Ciwidey offers you a relax time in a boat and fishing.
  – Kawah Putih: white crater formed by the sulfuric activity. used by many for photo session spot.
  – Strawberry Farms: we can pick the strawberies ourselves.
• Architectural Visits
  – Villa Isola, Jl. Dr. Setiabudhi 229. (Now is UPI/IKIP Bandung)
  Architect: C.P.W. Schoemaker. Built in 1932 for an Italian millionaire D.W. Berretty as a villa. It lies in the northern part of Bandung, overlooking the city to south and the Tangkuban Perahu mountain to the north.
  – Gedung Merdeka, Jl. Asia-Afrika 65 (near alun-alun or city square).
  Architect: Van Gallen Last and C.P.W Schoemaker. Built in 1895 for a club house for rich people, named the Concordia Society. In 1955, this building was famous as the first Asian-African conference venue. Now it is a museum for that conference.
  – Savoy Homann Hotel, Jl. Asia-Afrika 112.
  It was built in 1880, renovated in 1938 by a Dutch architect A.F. Aabers with an art-deco style as it is seen today. It still serves a hotel until now. The King and Queen of Siam, The Prince and Queen of Belgium, The Governor General of Indo-China, The Duchess of Westminster and even Charles Chaplin had stayed there three times.
  – Gedung Sate, Jl. Diponegoro.
  Architect: J. Gerber, built in 1921. It was used as the head of the Dutch Indies Government Companies. The roof has a decoration of a popular satay food as now it is famous for the name, though it was not meant to be like that. In fact, it is a 6 ornaments, symbolizing 6 million guldens, the cost of the building.This building mixes different architectural styles: Spanish moorish style for the windows, Italian reinaissance for the overal building, and between Balinese pura & Thai’s pagoda for the roof.The building is open for public, and at the end of the journey inside, you can sip a nice hot bajigur drink while watching the city view from the top floor.
• Outdoor Activities
  – Juanda Forest Park or Dago Pakar (only 5 minutes from Dago Pakar Villa). The official name is Taman Hutan Raya ir. H. Juanda. It is a forest park, serves as a water reservoir for the city. There are some interesting parks for children or to have a picnic there. There are also some old WW II caves during the Japanese era.
  – Little Farmer : Jl. Kolonel Masturi 339, Cisarua, Cimahi. At this place, children can learn more about farm activities, like picking vegetables, feeding cattles, and also other outbound activities such as: Flying Fox, Crossing Bridge, etc.
  – All About Strawberry: Jl. Cihanjuang KM 2,5, Cimahi. We can see strawberry farms and many kinds of trees, and do many outdoor activities, like: Flying Fox, Pool Rafting, etc.