Nasi Jeruk Tanggal Tua, Cipete

3 Yolanda Samosir - 2 years ago

The signature dish might not be for me since I can't handle over-spicy food. I ordered Nasi Jeruk with Dori Sambal Matah. The Dori was nice and the Matah was fresh. The Nasi Jeruk is also very nice. The price is not affordable for a rice bowl though. The place was okay, you can work with laptops. Noticeable from the road of Cipete.

3 noreworks - 3 years ago

interior and mood is up to date, presentation is good. i hope my points are being constructive: the rice is too dry though it's fragrant, taste is okay, sambals could be better, please give the waiters and cashiers a chair or stool so they can work properly, and the most important is it's quite expensive compared to other hip establishments in the neighborhood, so we're not sure what tanggal tua actually means.

4 Yenny Kurniawan - 3 years ago

The four-star is for the food.
Don't know about the place and all, cuz we ordered delivery.
Taste : Good ! Loved the smell and taste of the nasi jeruk (orange leave rice), the chicken chunks are not tender enough, but overall the food is tasteful. Also loved the concept of Besek (basket made from woven bamboo) as the food container, it gives out the vibe of Go-Green. Been meaning to check out the place myself, maybe then will I edit my review.

4 Bryan Wicaksono - 3 years ago

I love the taste and aroma of daun jeruk. Works well with the dish. But i must say "tanggal tua" doesnt really fit the price tag.

3 Evi Teja Kusumah - 2 years ago

The food was tasty, but the price not that cheap as its name "Nasi Jeruk Tanggal Tua". The place is also not really comfortable for staying long. This place is close to MRT Cipete Raya Station.

5 kusmartono aji - 3 years ago

a new place to eat, near MRT cipete, just a few minutes walking thru the red light and you will see the sign.

5 Hajun 2021 - 2 years ago

Fine idea delicous classic meals