Toko Oen
Colonial-era restaurant and ice cream parlour on the Kayutangan corridor, welcoming guests since 1930 in its original building.
- Address
- Jl. Jenderal Basuki Rahmat No. 5, Kauman, Klojen
- Price
- Rp25k–75k per person
- Area
- Klojen, Klojen (Central)
About
Founded by Liem Gien Nio and her husband Oen Joen Hok, Toko Oen still greets diners with a Dutch sign saying it has offered 'gezelligheid' since 1930. Come for house-made ice cream in vanilla, chocolate, mocha or tutti frutti, or for steak, sop buntut and old-style cakes among rattan chairs and tall windows. It makes a natural stop on a walk along the Kayutangan heritage corridor.
- Open since 1930
- House-made ice cream without preservatives
- Protected colonial building
- Steak, lumpia and old-style cakes
Nearby
Kayutangan Heritage
Old shopping street and the kampung behind it, full of colonial-era houses, small museums and cafés, Malang's favourite place to stroll.
ChurchKayutangan Church (Sacred Heart of Jesus)
Malang's oldest neo-Gothic church, standing at the Kayutangan crossroads since 1905 and once the city's cathedral.
MosqueMasjid Agung Jami' Malang
Malang's grand mosque on the old town square, built between 1890 and 1903 with a two-tier Javanese tajug roof.
Town squareAlun-alun Merdeka
Malang's old town square, laid out in 1882, now a lively public park with a dancing fountain, playgrounds and space for skating and cycling.
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