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Warung Apung Kita Jua
Nestled on the banks of the Arut River in Kalimantan Tengah, Warung Apung Kita Jua offers a unique dining experience that goes beyond just food. Imagine sitting on a restaurant that floats on water, gently swaying with the river's currents as you savor an array of delectable seafood dishes. This distinctive warung, located under a bridge on Jalan Teringin, is a true testament to local culinary culture.
As you step onto the establishment, the ambiance captivates you—the gentle lapping of water, the occasional sighting of passing boats, and perhaps even a glimpse of curious wildlife. Notably, the restaurant serves an impressive selection of seafood alongside traditional Indonesian fare, ensuring a feast for both the eyes and the palate. Customers rave about the generous portions, which are not only great in taste but also perfect for sharing among friends and family.
The reviews speak volumes: diners like Arya Is appreciate the vast variety of fish and vegetable dishes available. Ovie Husni emphasizes the traditional flavors paired with stunning views, while Minna Friis encourages visitors to embrace the locale for an authentic experience in Pangkalanbuun. It's clear that Warung Apung Kita Jua is more than just a meal; it’s a chance to connect with the area's vibrant community. Sharing meals here provides a glimpse into local life, and the welcoming nature of the staff—who thoughtfully provide cutlery when needed—further enhances this experience.
Don’t miss out on their standout dishes such as the ayam goreng and nila bakar. These offerings have won the hearts of many, with taste that lingers long after the last bite. And as the sun sets, allowing the gentle glow of the river to envelop the restaurant, the atmosphere transforms into something magical. Having your meal embraced by nature while enjoying local traditions is truly one of a kind.
Whether you are an adventurous foodie or a traveler passing through, Warung Apung Kita Jua is a must-visit. Just be sure to keep an eye on the water—you never know when a crocodile might decide to join the company! For a genuine taste of local cuisine and an unforgettable experience, make your way to this floating gem by the river.
For reservations or inquiries, you can reach them at +62 852-4951-7777.
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“ Traditional food with Good view,good food,good taste... ”
“ A MUST VISIT If you want to eat good local food, the real local way together with local people, this is the place to go in Pangkalanbuun We wanted to go to "Warung Cak-Cek" in the center of Pangkalanbuun, but it was closed, and our Grap driver took us to Warung Apung Kita Jua, which we definitely don't regret! The warung is at the outside of the city on the riverside - yes, the restaurant is actually ON several boats /barges connected by small bridges, when a small longboats passes, you can slightly fell the waves it is making The food was tastefully and delicious. We had two big chicken legs (ayam goreng) and a grilled fish (nila bakar - shared 2 people, which might not be enough for other people) rice for all four people and four drinks (es "...."), and the total price was 110.000 IDR. The menu is only in Indonesia so bring your dictionary. The owner saw we had some difficulty eating without cutlery, and brought us spoons and forks without request Our children loved the cats and the kittens we met on our way in and out of the restaurant. We had earlier dinner the day we visit Warung Apung Kita Jua, so we where the only ones there, but locals were coming as we left at 18:30. This is a MUST VISIT if you are in Pangkalanbuun, also if you are here only for one night before or after your orangutan tour! ”
“ A floated restaurant in Arut river, located under a bridge, serving seafood menu. Plenty kind of fishes and vegetables menus are offered. Their dishes are great and served in huge amount / portion. Sometimes if you're lucky enough you can see a passing boat or ship, this will make the restaurant swung by the wave. Beware of crocodile (sometimes, but rarely, they came to the river), do not put yourself in the water. ”