Not necessarily the way to Yogyakarta
to witness the elegance of palace culture. In Jakarta, you can enjoy a
luxurious classic favorite dish of the sultan and family while watching the
beautiful fabric of the story ballet.
For the tenth time Lara Djonggrang restaurant held a 'Indonesia's Best Cultural Dining Series'. The monument's Restaurant Group is known for its cultural richness of Indonesia raised its mission to a higher level.
This time, Lara Djonggrang bring luxury to the tradition of Yogyakarta Palace restaurant located in Menteng. Here, you can sample a favorite dish of Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono VII to IX. Atmosphere is thick with the feel of an ethnic restaurant, you feel like a guest of the great family of the palace.
Uniquely, the taste of traditional Javanese cuisine is rich in spices combined with the elegant European-style dish. Dutch influence is derived from colonial rule as Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono VII to IX still holds the throne. First, the Dutch chef employed at the palace to present a special meal for important guests.
A series of appetizer, salad, soup, main dish, dessert and drinks until the typical court will indulge your taste buds. Begin with a warm bowl of Soup Tomatten, then taste the savory Kapiratu soft tongue stroking.
Do not miss the delicious blend of savory shredded duck Suwar kedondong and grated fresh sour. End of this special dinner with Pambrid, fill pineapple pancakes served with the VLA. Cloves Wedang throat wash was delicious with the sweet taste and rich spices. Wadon Lanang mountains and will be presented in this event.
The atmosphere of the palace will be further strengthened by the beauty of ballet Kelono Mask. Romantic tale about the cruel king who travel to find the missing candidate's wife will be displayed nicely in the play 'Raden Panji and Chandra Kirana'. Tinkling gamelan will also accompany the elegance of motion of the dancers.
The whole experience is rare you can take to pay Rp 300,000 + + / person, including canapé, cocktail and dinner set menu. Record time, Saturday, May 12th, 2012 at 19:00. For reservations, please call 021-3153252 or 021-3160288 Kessy at.
For the tenth time Lara Djonggrang restaurant held a 'Indonesia's Best Cultural Dining Series'. The monument's Restaurant Group is known for its cultural richness of Indonesia raised its mission to a higher level.
This time, Lara Djonggrang bring luxury to the tradition of Yogyakarta Palace restaurant located in Menteng. Here, you can sample a favorite dish of Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono VII to IX. Atmosphere is thick with the feel of an ethnic restaurant, you feel like a guest of the great family of the palace.
Uniquely, the taste of traditional Javanese cuisine is rich in spices combined with the elegant European-style dish. Dutch influence is derived from colonial rule as Sri Sultan Hamengkubuwono VII to IX still holds the throne. First, the Dutch chef employed at the palace to present a special meal for important guests.
A series of appetizer, salad, soup, main dish, dessert and drinks until the typical court will indulge your taste buds. Begin with a warm bowl of Soup Tomatten, then taste the savory Kapiratu soft tongue stroking.
Do not miss the delicious blend of savory shredded duck Suwar kedondong and grated fresh sour. End of this special dinner with Pambrid, fill pineapple pancakes served with the VLA. Cloves Wedang throat wash was delicious with the sweet taste and rich spices. Wadon Lanang mountains and will be presented in this event.
The atmosphere of the palace will be further strengthened by the beauty of ballet Kelono Mask. Romantic tale about the cruel king who travel to find the missing candidate's wife will be displayed nicely in the play 'Raden Panji and Chandra Kirana'. Tinkling gamelan will also accompany the elegance of motion of the dancers.
The whole experience is rare you can take to pay Rp 300,000 + + / person, including canapé, cocktail and dinner set menu. Record time, Saturday, May 12th, 2012 at 19:00. For reservations, please call 021-3153252 or 021-3160288 Kessy at.
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