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Queens Cafe & Angkringan

Two large traditional Sumba houses with tall, conical thatched roofs stand prominently, flanked by smaller thatched structures and lush green plants. Several motorbikes are parked on a dirt lot in front, under a cloudy sky, with a cell tower visible on the left.
An open-air cafe features a thatched bamboo roof, wooden tables, and chairs, with colorful international flags strung overhead and green foliage around the perimeter.
Home Where to Eat Café Queens Cafe & Angkringan
Expect to spend from $3 per person
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Foodies

Cuisine

Indonesian Cuisine

Signature Item

Fried Rice

Queens Cafe & Angkringan, located on Transumba Street, stands out with its unique traditional-house architecture, showcasing the cultural essence of Sumba. Inside, the cafe captivates visitors with eclectic decor adorned with flags from around the world. While a Chinese food poster decorates the walls, the cafe specializes in Indonesian cuisine, particularly renowned for its signature dishes of fried rice and seafood. With ample seating suitable for groups and families, prices start at a reasonable $2 USD. Digital payments are also accepted for added convenience.

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