The delightfully eccentric Inggil is as much a museum or art gallery as a restaurant. Walls are lined with old photos, dozens of wayang kulit puppets stare vacantly at you as you tuck into the excellent traditional Javanese dishes, and if you're lucky, a gamelan orchestra will provide a musical accompaniment.
Inggil
Malang
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Nearby Malang attractions
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Malang's largest public market. Expect fruit, beef, fish and more, much more. Busiest in the morning, it's worth a trawl for the people-watching as much…
7. Eng An Kiong Chinese Temple
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For those who love wafting incense, flickering candles and the rituals associated with Chinese belief systems.
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A historic Catholic church, founded in the colonial days, but with a still-devoted local congregation.