Hooters Shibuya Review. (Tokyo)
Menu, Prices, Wings, English Menu, How to Get There.
Menu, Prices, Wings, English Menu, How to Get There.
On this post I’ll write in English + Indonesian.
Dua bahasa walaupun ini cuma diary gapenting bukan review. :’)
I came at night, which means my camera said, “nope.” Low-light photos turn into modern art on my phone, so…
words it is.
What I Ordered
🦆 Crispy Duck (Bebek Goreng Renyah) IDR 105.000
Legit crispy, juicy enough, no drama.
Sambal: 3 choices, I sampled like a scientist and then promptly got mabuk sambal.
Porsi: Besar. With rice, I surrendered early (rare event).
Porsi: Besar. With rice, I surrendered early (rare event).
Verdict: Pricey for me, but I’d order again when I’m in a mood to treat myself. 8.5/10 (sambal carries my soul).
\\🐟 Gurami Bakar ± IDR 85.000
Manis-gurih, smoky, the kind that makes rice disappear mysteriously.
Verdict: Solid 8/10. Comforting. Would pair with extra lalapan for crunch therapy.
Overall: “Enak tapi agak pricy.” If your wallet is sensitive, breathe first, order second.
Night Visit vs Day Visit
Malam: Cozy, but my photos said blururu. Ricefield View, mostly vibes.
Siang/Sore: Datang saat masih ada matahari. Ini tempatnya menang di view, lebih sayang kalau nggak dinikmati.
Kalau mau foto cantik, datang sebelum gelap (or bring a real camera, unlike me).
Well, happy eating!
ikkeru
ikkeru
Bali
August Snack Log (Bali Edition): Fake Snow, Real Rain, and 7 Impulse Buys I Now Have Opinions About
It’s August! I can see snow all over Bali.
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But I LIED!
It’s been raining almost every day. Temperature dipped to a chilly 28°C (Bali winter, baby). Afternoons are still a sauna, but at least the air sometimes apologizes.
The minimarket near my house turned into a rainbow snack trap. New, colorful products everywhere. They even stock green tea KitKat and matcha Pocky, so maybe I don’t need to fly to Japan (or pay shipping that feels like betrayal).
Here’s my 7-item haul and how my mouth feels about each one:
#1
Allure Green Tea Latte
Verdict: Meh.
Bottled matcha rarely hits; the flavor reads sweet + “green” instead of proper matcha depth. I’d rather use sachet powder with hot milk and pretend I’m a barista.
#2 KitKat Chunky Cookies and Cream
Verdict: Like!
Does it scream “cookies & cream”?
Not exactly.
But the texture + sweetness works, and the Chunky format is a personality.
❤❤❤❤❤❤
#3 Indomilk Pisang a.k.a Banana Milk
Verdict: LOVE.
I used to buy imported banana milk (painful prices). This is cheaper, cheerful, and nails the banana-milk vibe.
Con: Only at Indomaret and always sold out. I literally went to Jimbaran hunting it.
I have no regrets, only potassium.
❤❤❤❤❤
#4 Yen Yen Liang Teh
Verdict: No, thank you.
Too sweet and a bit… odd on my tongue. If you love sugary herbal tea, maybe. If not, save your rupiah.
#5 Indomie Bite Mie
Verdict: Nostalgia in a packet.
Tastes like childhood + MSG, which is exactly the assignment. Snacky, salty, emotionally manipulative.
#6 U.F.O Spicy Mayo
Verdict: Creative but conflicted.
Fun DIY mayo moment; flavor is fine, but my heart still belongs to Indomie.
(I’m half French, half Indonesian. bimoli à la carte. #lol)
#7 Nu Teh Tarik
Verdict: Solid crush.
Looks cute, tastes like their milk tea. Sweet, creamy, instantly comforting.
Also, what are we calling it? Nu, Nyuyu, Nuyu, Niu, Nuu, Nii? I’m conducting a useless linguistics study in my DMs.
Rain, Ceremonies, and Me
Still doing Balinese upacara I never had in Surabaya. Rain, incense, offerings. The whole island smells like a quiet poem. I complain, but I love it.
See you next week.
ikkelio ft. buta man lololol
Hello!
I took a short holiday in Surabaya and discovered July is the worst time if you’re weak against Ramadhan sales.
Malls said “diskon”, my wallet said “pergi aja.”
I’m trying to save for a camera (deal with Dad pending), but I know myself:
I’ll just spend it on snacks with good lighting.
Anyway—Surabaya is stacked with theme cafés and I wanted them all.
Plan A: Kudos.
Reality: crowd level = “you’ll age in this queue.”
We took one photo at the door like feral influencers and retreated.
Where We Actually Ate:
360 Vintage Kitchen (near Bandar Djakarta)
No, the building doesn’t rotate.
The “360” is just the street number.
I checked so you don’t have to.
"Thank you ikkel"
First Impressions
accidentally wearing the same pattern with Cece and I felt happy. Happiness too simple wtf
First Impressions
Parking:
Wide. Park anywhere, become CEO.
accidentally wearing the same pattern with Cece and I felt happy. Happiness too simple wtf
Crowd:
It looked quiet from outside, got hesitated.
Inside?
Staff greeted us with big smiles and I melted.
Mood fixed.
Thank you humble staff!
Prices & What We Ordered
prices as I paid, menu listed before tax & service
Fish & Chips
IDR 40.000
Taste: normal-good, crisp enough, disappears well with chit-chat.
Infused Water
IDR 20.000
We went “healthy” on drinks to fund the carbs.
Balance.
Spaghetti Bolognese
IDR 32.000
Comfort pasta; sauce leans friendly, not loud.
Total for 2: ~Rp 155.000 (before tax/service).
My calculator cried but my stomach signed.
Vibes & Playtime
Decor:
Vintage bits everywhere.
Photo traps on every wall.
My friends became art directors
(so did I, obviously).
DIY touch:
The owner said we could try a little “creation”
(arranging/ plating, don’t ask for Picasso).
We tried to make it biutipuli.
we made it documented.
Close enough.
Service
(A+)
Truly the highlight. Warm, attentive, patient.
the kind of service that makes you tiptoe back the next week just to feel nice again.
I hope they keep this energy forever.
Pros & Cons (Quick Scan)
Pros
🅿️ Huge parking area
😀 Friendly, enthusiastic staff
🖼️ Cute decor for photos
💸 Cafe-standard pricing (with budget picks)
Cons
🧾 Tax & service not included in menu prices
🍽️ Food is solid, not “write-home explosive” (the service is the star)
Bring a friend who can take 47 photos of the same latte angle. I’ll be back after my bank account and I finish couples therapy.
360 Vintage Cafe
Jl. HR Muhammad 360
Surabaya, Jawa Timur
Indonesia
Monday-Sunday : 10:00 AM - 11:00 PM
Have you heard of Sama-Sama?
If Surabaya has Cocari for budget yakiniku, Bali has Sama-Sama.
My go-to when I want unlimited sizzling joy and still afford rent.
Location: 2nd floor, Jl. By Pass Ngurah Rai No. 128 (Kuta Selatan).
It’s far from my Denpasar cave, and yet…
I keep going back like a moth to an affordable flame.
I’m Ikkelio Elize Van Derpinaz Sutedjo Yoshida.
(i collected my names randomly)
I’m going on a diet.
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Starting today.
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Bali
3:55 AM Brain + Livingstone Nostalgia: Insomnia, Breakouts, and Cake That Fixes Nothing (But Helps)
Hello, team insomniac.
It’s 3:55 AM and my sleep schedule is performing modern art.
I keep sleeping at 5:00 and waking at 09:00, which is how you unlock breakouts and a personality.
Even if I see a dermatologist daily, as long as I live like a raccoon, my skin will file complaints.
I’m trying to sleep earlier. My melatonin says “girl, be serious.”
Bali
Frozen Yogi Ubud Review: DIY Froyo on a Melting Afternoon (Cookies & Cream Yes, Gummy Bears No)
Bali’s been too hot lately, and I’ve eaten so much ice cream that joy started buffering.
Solution: I escaped to Ubud for a sleepover.
Night = silent, breezy, perfect.
Noon = surface of the sun, so we pivoted to Frozen Yogi.
Where it is (so you don’t melt finding it)
Right on Ubud’s main street, across the soccer field.
You can’t miss the parade of happy people holding cups like tiny trophies.
How it works (self-serve, priced by weight)
Grab a cup.
Pick your froyo flavors. I did cookies & cream, plain, and mango.
(Cookies & cream = the star.)
Hit the toppings bar.
I put almost everything because I contain multitudes and regret.
Skip: the gummy bears (mine were rock-hard cardio.)
Weigh, pay, inhale.
My total: ~Rp 47.000 (I went heavy on chaos).
Friend’s cup: ~Rp 35.000 (lighter hand, better self-control).
Small joys that matter:
- Free water next to the cup station (hydration nation).
- Wi-Fi (bless them).
- Friendly staff who explained the whole process without judgment at my maximalist toppings moment.
Flavor notes (very serious science)
- Cookies & Cream: Sweet, nostalgic, best base for wild toppings.
- Plain: Clean, tangy, balances all the candy you’re about to make questionable decisions with
- Mango: Sunny and bright; pairs well with fruit toppings if you’re pretending to be healthy.
Pros & cons (quick scan)
Pros
- DIY self-serve fun, pay by weight
- Good flavor mix (classics + fruit)
- Free water, Wi-Fi, kind staff
- Central Ubud location (soccer-field compass)
- Gummy bears = dental workout
- Price can climb fast if your toppings have main-character energy
- Tips to win at froyo
- Start with cookies & cream + plain for balance.
- Keep toppings in zones (crunch corner, fruit corner) so bites make sense.
- If it’s scorching, eat inside first; do photos later before it becomes yogurt soup.
Have a good weekend!
ikkeru
Hyaho~
Back in Bali with 10,000 assignments and the study ethic of a houseplant. If my future could stop watching me like a CCTV, that’d be great.
Back in Bali with 10,000 assignments and the study ethic of a houseplant. If my future could stop watching me like a CCTV, that’d be great.
It’s scorching. Rainy season came for one month; the rest is just summer with feelings. I’m one degree away from becoming a weather app.
Enter: Break Cafe Denpasar.
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