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Escape to Kampung Kecil in Palembang, a restaurant so popular even President Jokowi has visited! This spot charms with its "little village" vibe, featuring private wooden huts set in a lush, watery landscape—perfect for group gatherings. Enjoy authentic Sundanese cuisine with a "royal taste" at surprisingly affordable "commoner's prices." Discover why this presidential-approved hotspot is a local favorite for its unique atmosphere, delicious food, and great value, making it ideal for any special occasion.
To be honest, when it comes to these kinds of "celebrity hotspots," I've always been a bit skeptical. Is it all hype, or does it have real substance? This time, I'm here to find out the truth for all of you.
The moment I stepped into the restaurant, I felt like I had been transported. As its name suggests, "Kampung Kecil" means "little village." There's absolutely no trace of a city restaurant here. Instead, you'll find individual Sundanese-style wooden huts (Saung) scattered around a courtyard, surrounded by lush greenery and the sound of flowing water. When the lights come on in the evening, the atmosphere is taken to the max, making it especially perfect for a large group of people to come and Nongkrong.
To be fair, for a restaurant that can host large events and has even served the president, the pricing is indeed quite affordable. The dishes are authentic Indonesian Sundanese cuisine, with a huge selection, so you can pretty much order with your eyes closed and not go wrong.

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