Paddle boats, a small artificial but peaceful lake, food stands in traditional canoes, small and private dining huts, and green sceneries can be found in the Floating Market.
This is not a traditional floating market, but more of a nice and clean dining area designed to look like a floating market.
There are many stands offering different types of Indonesian dishes, including Bandung’s specialties.
Must-try dishes include pisang goreng, literally meaning ‘fried banana’, which comes served with chocolate and cheese, siomay, batagor, otak-otak, and of course sate.
The location at:33 Jalan Grand Hotel, Bandung, Indonesia.
If any enquiries, do contact +62 708 888 81
Dapur Dahapati
Dapur Dahapati is the highly recommended answer for those seeking to taste the very famous oxtail soup in Bandung: the sop buntut.
It’s not difficult to find, as everyone around knows about this restaurant set in a classic Dutch house.
What makes the oxtail soup more special at Dapur Dahapati is their delicious thick sauce and the fact that they use a recipe that has been shared over generations.
The portions are generous, offering good value for money.
The restaurant is situated at 146 Jalan Cipaganti, Bandung, Indonesia.
If have any queries, do contact at +62 22 7101301.
Paskal Food Market
There is a nice food court in town called the Paskal Food Market.
It is situated at the Hyper Square area (Next to the Hilton), they have all the local foods available but in a much cleaner environment.
About 50+ stalls are available here while you can get some good Sundanese Food.
A live acoustic band was also entertaining dinners and locals there.
