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Japan, 〒101-0024 Tokyo, Chiyoda City, Kanda Izumichō, 1−1−7 大和ビル 1F
As you can see from my empty plate, it was delicious!! I got Nasi campur padang as recommended by the friendly waiter. Absolutely brilliant, very good level of spice too.
Had an amazing experience at Cinta Jawa Akihabara Cafe. After a few days of Japanese food, we craving a taste of our homeland. The food is tasty, just like we had in Bali Indonesia, full of flavors and freshly prepared. It even plays Indonesian music in the background.. major love. Will definitely come back here again when we visit Tokyo
Strange that their Nasi Goreng is far better than many Nasi Goreng sold in Indonesia lol. Mie Goreng has similar taste but kinda disappointed that there were no Kerupuk and Ceplok, unlike Nasi Goreng. Sate Udang was really delicious as well despite looking a bit different from the menu, and Sate Sapi was easy to eat as well. Thank you for being a good face of Indonesian meal in Akihabara. Several customers are even Japanese. Really recommended to bring your Japanese friend here (I did in this photo).
The ayam geprek, mann... tfirst bite was an explosion of flavor. The crispy fried chicken was perfectly seasoned, but the real star was the sambal. Oh. My. Goodness. This wasn't just spicy; it was an intricate dance of chili, garlic, and other aromatic wonders that built in intensity with each mouthful. My lips were tingling, my forehead was glistening, but I couldn't stop. It was that addictive kind of spicy that makes you crave the next bite. The fish was fried to a perfect crisp, the texture incredibly satisfying. And guess what? It came with its own unique sambal, which, while still packing a punch, offered a different profile of heat that beautifully complemented the earthy flavor of the catfish. Oo and the tempeh pieces were coated in a delicious glaze that started sweet and finished with a pleasant, warming spice? Love that the staff greeted me with the warmest smiles, their genuine hospitality making me feel instantly welcome~ While the food and service at this Indonesian restaurant were fantastic, the only downside was the presence of smokers at the entrance. It would be great if they had another designated smoking area to keep the dining area smoke-free. If you're in Tokyo and on the hunt for authentic Indonesian cuisine that doesn't shy away from the heat, please seek out places like this. The food was not just delicious; it was an adventure for the senses?
Great indonesian food in Akihabara. I was fortunate enough to have only four people before me so no long wait. Even so, the use a ticket machine where you can get a number and a notification if it is about your turn. Naturally I tried rendang whuch was delicious.









