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Tushar M
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Decent place for a quick vegan/vegetarian bite. I got the çigköfte roll (bulgur wheat and spices paste in a wrap with lettuce, scallions, pickles, and mint) which was decent, one gevulde köfte (a bit dry in my opinion), and one ayran (Turkish salty yogurt drink; only thing in my menu that wasn’t vegan) for €5,50. Accepts cards; no bathroom though.
Great ambience and feel, with soothing traditional Indonesian instrumental music, this restaurant is a great setting for a tasty meal. Portions for the set meals (min 2 people, between €17.50-25 per person) were big enough to feel full at the end of the meal.
The vegetarian set menu has about 6 different small dishes, peanut fritters and crackers, salad, and rice. The meat options come with satay as well. Food was very tasty; top it up with a Bintang (Indonesian) beer and you’re set for dinner.
The vegetarian set menu has about 6 different small dishes, peanut fritters and crackers, salad, and rice. The meat options come with satay as well. Food was very tasty; top it up with a Bintang (Indonesian) beer and you’re set for dinner.
A big space with great decor, Cafe de Paris impresses with the setting but doesn’t fare too well in terms of food, and especially not in terms of service.
We ordered the cheeseburger which was decent, and the vegan steak, which was a thoroughly disappointing entree: literally a partially baked eggplant with some fantastic beetroot sauce (the only thing that saved the dish). Perhaps they could have fared better with actual meat substitutes instead of a poorly thought-of idea of what vegetarian food should be like. The chocolate lava cake dessert we ordered was mostly flavorless and underwhelming.
Portions were decent, but the service was really slow. It seemed they only had three people working the floor for about 20+ tables so catching someone’s eye to order took at least 10 minutes each time. On the plus side our server was quite delightful.
They take reservations, though on a weeknight there is plenty of space for walk-ins. I’d say: come for the ambience, but don’t expect a grand culinary experience.
We ordered the cheeseburger which was decent, and the vegan steak, which was a thoroughly disappointing entree: literally a partially baked eggplant with some fantastic beetroot sauce (the only thing that saved the dish). Perhaps they could have fared better with actual meat substitutes instead of a poorly thought-of idea of what vegetarian food should be like. The chocolate lava cake dessert we ordered was mostly flavorless and underwhelming.
Portions were decent, but the service was really slow. It seemed they only had three people working the floor for about 20+ tables so catching someone’s eye to order took at least 10 minutes each time. On the plus side our server was quite delightful.
They take reservations, though on a weeknight there is plenty of space for walk-ins. I’d say: come for the ambience, but don’t expect a grand culinary experience.
Simple, efficient, and decently priced veggie food. Starts at €4.30 for a portion of mains that you can choose from the big menu (over 40 options), and €1 for rice. Portion sizes are good for a proper meal, and tastes pretty good too.