Paviliun Sunda

It's comfortable, wide enough, there are both sitting on the floor and chair. But most important, their food & beverage are so delicious and the price is reasonable. Better you book before coming. There is also wifi with a good connection.

I recently visited this Sundanese restaurant and was impressed by the variety of menu. All the dishes I tried were flavorful and authentic. The restaurant itself is spacious with ample seating. One thing to note is that the ordering system is quite unique. You choose your food, pay immediately, and then wait for it to be served. While this might be efficient for the restaurant, it can be a bit bothersome if there's a long queue.

Came here for dinner and had a super fun experience. Nothing is in English but the servers are super helpful and Google translate works like a charm. We got some local fish that was super yum. Loved the fried rice, and the chicken packed a pinch. Definitely recommend for the full local experience.

Great sunda restaurant Staff is helpfull Especially security Price not expensive Nicee

Pros: strategic location, affordable price, big prayer room, comfortable and plenty of seats. Cons: limited parking space, some of the food isn't reheated and it's a turn off when you have to eat cold Sundanese food, service was hit and miss, some of the staffs were great, some were not. Many flies when you sit near the open window, little to none shaved ice when you order the desserts so you have to ask for more repeatedly. Limited number of hand washing facilities which can be a nuisance when there's a huge number of people dining there.

Sundanese cuisines. Local vibes restaurant. Great hospitality. Always crowded in holiday. Good place for groups or big family. Located in crowded area with limited parking lot. Should try their sambal 🌶️🌶️🌶️ Tons of menu variants. Affordable prices.

The place is quite spacious, but unfortunately we must wait in every steps before get to eat. The first waiting is just to get the table number (while there are a lot table empty and the waitress quite impolite). The second waiting is for ordering the food. It is a long line (only one waitress take the order 🥲) and the waiting is crazy too long, just to order food. The third wait is for paying the food. The fourth wait is for the food to be prepared n delivered in our table (and the funny part is the person that was behind us get the food first). As for the food taste itself, it is really nothing special. A lot Sundanese rest have better taste. The price is oke, but you must pay for the chili. The toilet is not clean and rather dark.

Written on Nov 5, 2024. Typical Sundanese eatery, similar to Ampera. Here, you can either place your orders at the table through the waiter, as usual, or, you can head up to the "buffet," place your orders there, state the orderer's name and table number, and make payment at the cashier before waiting for the orders to be served at the table. The latter method is believed to be the fast way to be served. I had grilled chicken, fried corn potato fritter, sundanese style salad (karedok), and a glass of sweet iced tea. I also ordered the strawberry juice to go. Both food and drink tasted okay. There's a decent and clean musholla, inside. The prayer room and ablution area are at the same place. It is convenient for muslims to pray.