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Some time ago, I invited my wife to go to dinner at one of the newest cafes in my city. To be honest, my wife and I rarely go out for dinner at a café or restaurant. We feel very lazy to go out at night, usually at night, we prefer to lie in the bedroom watching Netflix.
Cannu Café & Eatery
The cafe I visited this time was Cannu Café & Eatery. One of the cafes that interested me on the road near my house this time. Almost every day if I want to fill up with gas, I have to pass this way. Finding diesel fuel for a car in the middle of the city is very difficult, so it's only available at the gas station near this café.
Saturday night is something that can make my wife smile. I wonder why he sometimes really likes going to cafes at night to get some fresh air, he said. In fact, on the contrary, the nature of women and men is very different. But really, this café really has a very romantic feel. I'll tell you the truth!
This café has something extraordinary, namely the taste of the food! Of course, they have a lot on the menu, but I still choose Kampoeng fried rice as the menu for mini dinner. I can't do without rice, believe me, fried rice is the most delicious thing for dinner.
This time the fried rice is called kampoeng which means 'hometown' because it tastes like home. You can imagine how the food cooked by your grandmother or mother, whose cooking is the tastiest, tastes like. That is the definition of kampoeng or 'hometown' this time. Fried rice with condiments such as fried eggs, pickled cucumbers and carrots, fried anchovies tempeh, and some crackers for the most unmissable thing.
This fried rice is accompanied by 2 different types of coffee. I ordered an iced americano and my wife chose a signature coffee which was similar to a palm coffee latte. There was something that annoyed my wife at that time, namely the shape of the cup, which was supposed to be made of glass. It's like he's going to drink take away coffee. It looks quite sad. In fact, it is clear that this café has developed a romantic feel where there are minimal lights and a garden that is wet when it rains. Can you imagine how romantic that would be?
Apart from fried rice and coffee, we also bought a portion of fried cassava with cheese shavings on top. Add a little salt and pepper to add taste. Before being fried, this fried cassava is marinated with garlic, so it is very aromatic and the taste is really very soft and full of spices. With a little spicy sabai sauce to spice things up that evening.
We were accompanied by very melodious live music. Sung by a band that is quite famous in this city. The vocalist's voice was so flattering that we stayed for a long time sitting in this café. For some reason, my wife loved our Saturday night so much that on the way home she said thank you, which she rarely says. You know, women are really very complicated to understand. But I know, he really likes it.
Call me Isdarmady, because I have a full name that is very long, namely Isdarmady Syahputra Ritonga. I am a head of the family who work as Farmers Vegetables Hydroponic and Consultant Hydroponics, sometimes I also sell coffee from various regions in Indonesia.
I have expertise dispensing coffee with a variety of techniques and tools brewing, because I have the desire to make a coffee shop with hydroponics as centerpieces. Help me realize that dream.
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Such a nice place,the rice looks good but I'm more curious about the coffee, I like trying new kind of coffee.
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