KL Village KopiTiam in Jakarta

Malaysian street food

Food and drinks are delicious, the price of college kids

Please remove from map...no more there

Rice briyani is my favorite.

Since the management has been changed. The taste of teh tarik is not good.

Good service and good taste

Not bad

Because here I am gathering with my friends

the rolled bread is the winner, the martabk is too, if you break the fast here it is really recommended.

Typical Malay food at cheap prices quality guaranteed ...

Too many mosquitos. And decrease the quality of canai tissue.

“Love the Rendang Sapi”One of my regular Indonesian food places in Jakarta. Great beef ‘rendang’, oxtail soup, and other dishes. The Western food not so much. The Kopi Tarik (‘stretched coffee’) is nice if you’re ok with sweet coffee, and the strawberry juice great! No alcohol. Love sitting outside in the evening, watching the street life, but inside for lunch if it’s a hot day.

Missing the same Malaysian food with nuances similar to a piece of road on the hill of stars, ranging from the pulling tea to rice Briyani available at economical prices

Now it's not as busy as before. Often used to watch live sports matches

Reached there for some light snacks and wasn't dissappointed as they do serve prata or roti canai (a round flat piece of fried dough serve with gravy not unlike naan) The gravy though was too watery and salty to our liking. Might be because we reached there at about 11pm so service was a bit slow (maybe new staffs?)

Cozy place for malay resto.

The place is good for hanging out!

Taste alike

This place used to be OK, now many menus are not ready & quiet. Already changed owner & will immediately change name & concept to Arabic restaurant. Honey yes :(

Authentic. Thats the best word i can describe 😁

I like teh tarik here.. very good taste

The food is delicious