Ok, enough about airport. After picking up, we had dinner at Lombok Ijo. We decided to ate there because it's new (they had their grand opening earlier this week) and some of my colleagues had recommended me to try out this restaurant. Because we were heading the same direction, so we stopped by. We arrived there around 9.15 PM, but it was still full of people.
Next, we ordered some foods and drinks. It wasn't too expensive, so i guess that was the main interests. The guy came back saying that one of the menu we ordered was not available again. OK, i could accept that, because it's quite late. No problem, as we can order another one, and we did. Few minutes again, he came again and saying that another menu was not available. Well, another acceptance from us, so we took another one.
Next, the meal comes up and we ate. Finished? Not yet. Our drink was served at the time we almost finished eating. Usually drinks comes first. Is that all? Well, not quite, as they didn't serve our last order until we decided to cancel those orders (we have waited for about 1 hours and it didn't come out even after we asked the waiter several times). In fact, people who got there after us got what the same menu we ordered, but we didn't. Grr.....
Guest what order that didn't come out? It was Tahu Penyet and Tempe Penyet. Only a simple menu. With that many people working at the kitchen, i don't think it would take more than 1 hour to make that menu.
Well, i'm quite disappointed tonight. I'd say 5/10.
It seems that Lombok Ijo need some Toyota Way improvement ;-) or maybe delivery order system...
ReplyDeleteWill, better to order the food with this message, "Pak, GPL. Gak Pake Lama :-P "
Yup, i usually say that too, but i forgot to tell that last night. Probably i will try your suggestion next time i go there :)
ReplyDeleteLombok is about three-quarters the size of Bali and is estimated to have, surprisingly, approximately 2.5 million inhabitants making it slightly more densely populated than Bali. As well, Lombok lies only 8o (375km) South of the equator. As such, the weather is tropical. Days are almost universally 12 hours long with sunrise at approximately 6:20 a.m. and sunset at 6:30 p.m. depending on the time of year. The daytime temperature averages between 27o C to 32o C (80o F to 90o F) along the western coastal area (the main tourist venue). Average temperature inland is 29o C to 34o C. Moreover, if you plan to climb Mt. Rinjani bring a sweater, at 3,726 meters it is Indonesia's second tallest mountain and gets surprisingly cold up there.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.lombok-paradise-property.com
The Southern part of Lombok is relatively untouched and has some great secret waves. Do you know where they are?
ReplyDeleteI do http://www.dreamweaver.surf.com
Come with me and you can surf them!
Alan