Fresh, clean, delicious and probably authentic (I've never been to Jakarta)…read more The environment was really peaceful, the service was very polite and attentive and always with a genuine smile. This place really stands out from the swaths of Asian food restaurants in Stockholm. The food is clearly made with passion, distinct taste and presentation. I'm so glad that I stumbled into this hidden gem.

Experience original Indonesian delicacies in Stockholm…read more So far, this is the best place for you to get that. I tried the gulai domba, which basically lamb curry from Indonesia. It tasted as the original food . The main difference is the portion: I expected to be larger for the price is not that cheap. But I know, this is Sweden. For the dessert, I tried dadar gulung. Kind of pancake, sweet, with coconut inside and ice cream as the sides dish. Sweet as revenge . The place represents Indonesian vibes. The staffs were friendly and helpful.

I wanted to like Warung much more than I did…read more Knowing I couldn't find Indonesian restaurants that easily back home, I booked a table at this Nordic influenced spot on a Thursday evening. The place drew a crowd and had an inviting atmosphere. Settling in, I went with a set meal (lumpia + venison rendang + rhubarb spring rol) and a "Jamulicious" cocktail. The drink would be the highlight of the meal: an excellent mix of whiskey + whipped palm sugar + ginger + galangal + honey + lemongrass + lemon juice + flaked coconut. The lumpia was unexpectedly breaded and deep fried, filled with mushrooms. The filling lacked much flavor, though the salad on the side had a pleasant chili dressing. The rendang was tender and fragrant without much of a kick, served with jasmine rice and a few small bits of vegetable. The rhubarb spring roll had potential (sweet/tart rhubarb filling in a light and crispy wrapper) but the creme fraiche sauce didn't add the right balance and the berries served with it were ice cold

Disclaimer: I'm an Indonesian…read more I'm really torn in giving this review. One part - I am really happy that there is an Indonesian restaurant in Stockholm, albeit that it's a fusion one. The other part - there's not much Indonesian about the food apart from the name. We came here for dinner since they're only open for dinner and for a la carte menu these days. A shame, since I was looking forward to trying their lunch menu that had bakso and other interesting Indonesian light dishes. Service was great and the restaurant didn't have many seats, but it has this nice vibe with it that blends Scandi minimalism with ethnic decor that supposed to enhance the Indonesian part of the dining experience. Food: Now here's where it gets interesting. We had ikan kari (fish curry) and rendang rusa (moose rendang). It's brilliant that they chose local ingredients to blend with Indonesian spices and it should have worked but the taste was way too mild, I could hardly taste much of it. Rendang rusa would have been a good match, I love rendang and I love moose, so what went wrong? I had no idea. It wasn't rendang that I tasted last night, it was some sort of älggryta to be honest. The ikan kari? Don't get me started - you don't use salmon for curry. Salmon is a fat fish and it's the kind of fish that we don't have in Indonesia, so it was wrong in the beginning. They could have used torsk/cod for that. The only dish that good was the fish perkedel, which was also strange since we never use fish in a perkedel, but it was strong and spicy as it should be. Overall verdict: The food was too mild to be called Indonesian (and I'm not even talking about the chilli spiciness, just spices in general). It was good, but it wasn't Indonesian and calling it so was some sort of a misnomer. I know that this restaurant is serving fusion food, but they did say that fusion is that they're using local ingredients combined with Indonesian spices, and unfortunately I hardly detected any Indonesian in those dishes.

Every dish was very flavorful and there was unlimited white rice. Unfortunately, the service was…read moreextremely slow. The curries were well sized generally, but the other dishes were pretty small portion wise - specifically the two salads were very tasty but I wished there was more.

Food was insane. Go for the tasting menu and grab a cocktail while you're at it. Our waiter was…read moreamazing in his wine pairings/wine knowledge but also how it would impact our dinner. Cool environment in the dining room as well. Bring some friends and come hungry

If you are looking for an all-around good dining experience, this is the place. The bar and the…read morerestaurant are separated by distance, so you can have a quiet meal, or dive into the noiser bar mode. An extensive menu selection and a great drinks list. The menu runs the gamut from Swedish to Italian.

My husband and I stopped in for a quick drink. This is a cool bar and we loved the overall…read moreatmosphere. We went to the left for the bar area but you can choose to eat a meal on the lower level. The Viking bar had meads, beer, and ciders to choose for my drinking pleasure. I asked the bartender for a suggestion on the mead and he quickly offered suggestion which pleased my taste buds. Overall a cool bar and highly recommend checking it out while in gamla Stan.

Scandinavian Leather Men is the hottest, most action packed leder site compared to all the other…read moreScandinavian major metropolitan areas of Reykjavik, Oslo, Copenhagen, & Helsinki which unfortunately pale in comparison. The Swedes have a feeling of natural, open confidence & assertiveness that seems less pronounced in the other Scandinavian countries possibly because Sweden retained its militaristic spirit up until very modern times. Like in Berlin which also gives off a confidence that is so important for making a hot scene, the milieu at SLM exudes a very playful, experimental willingness to have a good time. It is also a very international scene with many players especially from all over Europe & North America. The first time I went was in the summer of 1993 where I went down a staircase and was met & welcomed by a young moustached member of SLM in a Swedish Navy officer's uniform. The entrance fee was nominal, & there is a bar where you can get good Swedish beer so you can cruise the bar w/ a beer in hand and check out the scene. There are plenty of different spaces to play in for those w/ different fetishes & inclinations. And you don't necessarily have to speak Swedish to join in. Sometimes body language, the look in the eyes, & wearing leder or a police uni speak louder than anything being said eloquently in any language. In 2002 I went down the same set of stairs, but found they had changed the set up enough that I couldn't relate to the way it was before. I suppose SLM changes the interior to keep the site from becoming too familiar & boring. However, the same friendly openness was still in force. I encountered two men from New York City, a bearded Sir & his bearded boy where 3 Americans met respectively 6,000 & 3,000 away from home. Later we accidently met at Drottningholm Royal Swedish Palace, which had a theater much like in the spirit of Teatro Olympico by the classical Renaissance architect, Andrea Palladio, in Vicenza, Italia, so the stars seemed aligned to our meeting. Nothing but good memories of Stockholm from visiting the Swedish Royal Palace, Kunliga Slottet & old town on Gamlastan Island just to the north of SLM. There is sophisticated culture of all different levels, but the happenings at SLM for me were the fondest to remember on my visit to Sverige. I want to thank the volunteer members of SLM who have really set up a great, welcoming space for all who come here. Skål! 5 Yelp stars for exceptional, warm hospitality.

This is the gay leather and fetish bar in Stockholm since 30+ years. It is a men's only club, run…read moreby its members and needs to be economically sustainable but not aiming for a profit. Being a leather and fetish bar it requires dress code by the patrons. For women and straight people interested in BDSM and fetish there are other clubs and bars available. A 12-month membership is 400 SEK, a trial for a month 150 SEK, while a single entry for non-members is 50 SEK. A couple of times SLM hosts open houses where non-members are welcome as well, e.g. around World AIDS Day and during Stockholm Pride. The bar is located in a basement of a house and one has to ring the door to be let in. Wardrobe, bar - everything is run by members. Kudos to them for helping others to enjoy themselves. To some a visit to a BDSM/leather/fetish bar may be perceived a scary and frightening but I have to say that this is one of the friendliest gay places I know in this city. Yes, there is a tough and cruisy attitude but also the possibility to actually talk with someone. I am not a member myself but I am always very delighted when I have gone during the open houses.

It's hard to tell if this would be a place we'd come to again. It's outdoors under a bridge. They…read morehave Sunday School on Sunday night which is hip hop and dance hall. It wasn't super packed but the people that were there enjoy dancing. They have a great outdoor game area which was interesting. A lot of locals were coming off holiday so maybe it's why it was slower.

Super night club "under bron" various sound stages, great crowd , very friendly , get there early…read moreor suffer a long queue to get in

A very decent pub with good and honestly priced beer which is a rare combo in Stockholm these days…read more There's always at least one guest tap, most likely featuring a Swedish micro brewery. Also a good selection of bottles that's not available at many other places. The food isn't as unique, but it's tasty and well-cooked, and prices follow the same philosophy as for the beer. You can be sure to find something that fills you up for between 120-160 kr and also tastes really good. The crowd is a wild mix between young and old, locals (that maybe visit the place a bit too often for their own good), beer enthusiasts and others. But the atmosphere is almost always very good. The staff can seem a bit uncaring, but chances are they remember your preferred beer after a couple of visits, so be patient! :) A good visit during the winter when the place is warm and cozy and packed with people, as well as during summer when the outdoor tables let you enjoy the nice surrounding streets.

This is one of my favorite pubs/restaurants! I am a regular here when in Stockholm and I never…read moreleave disappointed. I love the ambiance here and the food is always good and at a reasonable price. This place has a good variety of drinks and beers.

Found this pub in Old Town Stockholm when we went to watch some weekend football matches (European…read morenot American). The pub itself had a good vibe where everyone was friendly and genuinely enjoying themselves. The decor of the pub was a lot of a lot of pub signs and usual things that you would find in a pub. It has a small but pretty cool layout when you could go down some winding stairs and find yourself in another seating area. Because of the pubs popularity and game time it was very packed in the bar area but the bar tender did a good job of attending to everyone. As for the food I enjoyed the fries we had and the vegan burger was alright. As you know my ratings go off of the expectations of how the place rates against similar places so as old school pubs go this was good, but do understand that typical old school pubs aren't well lit, don't have all balanced tables, and great seating in the entire place to enjoy the game. So if you're looking for those things you might want to check out some other places.

I recommend this business because it's not expensive. But the gray haired girl that works there is…read moreso mean. But the rest of the staff is amazing.

Unpretentious bar with a cool vibe. Not packed. Not dead. Not derelicts falling off of bar stools…read more Tap beer selection is not awesome but the cocktails make up for it.

We went here right after they opened on a Sunday afternoon. Pretty empty but still a decent amount…read moreof guests. We came here for the pinball machines, and I guess you get the machines to yourselves around this time of week. If you want to play you can change to coins in the bar. Superfriendly staff, at least on a not so buzy night. The selection of draught beer is not much to brag about but they have Guinness and the bartender enjoys pouring you a glass - so always go for Guinness! Or if you are not much of a beer drinker ask for a dry or semi dry cider (they only sell bottled). It is teally good and so much better than that Swedish sweet yucky kind. I would go back for the pins, maybe not for the place itself even if I am fond of the name.