Calling all parents! This Bandung restaurant with a playground, I'd Nongkrong N times!
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2026-02-01
Searching for a family-friendly restaurant in Bandung? Hummingbird Eatery is a parent's paradise with its fantastic children's playground, allowing adults to chill while kids play. This spot boasts a beautiful, spacious ambiance perfect for long hangouts. Enjoy generous portions of delicious Western and Indonesian food, like the creamy scrambled eggs and nasi goreng. The article covers the must-try dishes and essential tips on booking and parking to ensure a smooth visit for the whole family.
Going to Bandung on the weekend, are you getting a headache again over the question of"where to eat"? Especially if you're bringing the whole family, finding a place where adults can Chill and kids won't make a fuss is almost a pipe dream. 🙄
But the Hummingbird Eatery I discovered this time has pretty much solved this long-standing problem. Honestly, it's been popular in Bandung for so many years for a reason; the 4.7-star rating from tens of thousands of Google reviews is definitely not fake.
Ambiance and Dishes, Here's the Real Experience!
You'll understand as soon as you step inside; the space is huge, with high ceilings, filled with comfortable wood tones and greenery everywhere you look. Every corner makes you want to pull out your phone and snap photos. It's totally the kind of place where you can spend an afternoon Nongkrong, and the vibe is absolutely perfect. ☀️
Their breakfast and Western food are truly Mantap! I ordered the Creamy Scrambled Eggs[1], the toast was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, paired with the silky scrambled eggs, one bite was incredibly satisfying. My friend's Four Cheese Pizza[2] was also a feast for cheese lovers, with perfect cheese pull 💯. If you want Indonesian food, don't worry, the Nasi Goreng Kampung[3] tasted authentic and had plenty of wok hei. And their portions are super generous; one main dish felt like enough for two girls to share[4], very good value for money!
However, to be honest...
While the overall experience was great, it wasn't flawless. Some of the Asian fusion dishes and drinks were a bit ordinary. I tried a matcha latte, and the tea flavor felt a bit weak, which was a little disappointing. My friend said the trendy little duck drink was also a bit too sweet; good for photos, but as for drinking... well, to each their own[5].
Also, regarding the environment, while it's beautiful, the seats on the second floor near the door can get quite hot[6]. Girls who are sensitive to heat, remember to avoid that spot.
Editor's Key Takeaways (Quick, grab your notebook and jot these down!)
- Book in advance! It gets so crowded on weekends and holidays, Anjay! Definitely call ahead to book, otherwise you'll be queuing until you question your life choices[7].
- A paradise for parents with kids! Moms with kids, this is your happy place! There's a great children's playground[8], so you can finally free your hands and enjoy a coffee! (However, high chairs might be scarce during peak hours, so it's best to go early to secure a spot)
- Parking is a major headache. Parking spots are extremely tight! The road outside is also narrow. It's recommended to use the valet parking service directly[9], to save yourself trouble and effort.
- Payment Tip. There's a minimum spend of 100,000 IDR when paying with a credit card[10]; for small payments, it's best to have some cash ready.
- Step in, instantly wowed by high ceilings & lush wood/greenery. Photo-worthy; chill all afternoon!
- Breakfast: Creamy Scrambled Eggs [1] on crispy-soft toast = so good! Four Cheese Pizza [2]? Cheese lover's dream, 💯 stretchy!
- For parents! This kid-friendly paradise [3] has a great playground. Moms, enjoy coffee hands-free!
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