Shop Reviews

My first visit to this shop at Centrepoint. Sells good looking shoes that are comfy n stylish for ladies w orthopaedic issues. Great varieties and options. Some of the models here are specially crafted for people who have bunions or are flat footed. The shoes provide different levels of support depending on the conditions of the feet. The sales person, Nic was friendly and knowledgeable. Gave great recommendation ensuring the models she picked addressed my feet’s issues. Shoes are frm Europe n abit pricey. However the comfort and protection from them easily outweigh the money spent to take care of y feet.

Just bought a pair of shoes here. I was referred by Paul my podiatrist to The ShoeCo. Nic was very helpful and patient. She provided info on the different shoes I was looking at. She gave tips on how to secure the shoes properly with the feet issues I have. No hard sell here, which is something I greatly appreciate!

Thankful for Michael with his product knowledge and understanding of feet anatomy. Good job. Satisfied with purchase.

Tried Paris Van Java at Lucky Plaza and had a great experience. The staff were friendly and the service was fast. I ordered the ayam goreng balado, rendang, pecel, and batagor (Indonesian dumplings) — all very delicious. The food came all at once, which was convenient. It was my first time trying batagor, and I really enjoyed it. If I had one small wish, it would be for the sambal to be a notch spicier. Other than that, everything hit the spot. Will definitely return!

Cozy atmosphere, accompanied by delicious Indonesian Food. Definitely will come back again. Ms, Triyana who assisted us is very friendly and welcoming.

A good one-time visit, but the menu doesn’t quite spark enough excitement for frequent returns. Tucked within the iconic Lucky Plaza, Paris Van Java greets you with a welcoming, clean look and bright, spacious decor. Visually inviting, pretty without being overdone. I visited on a quiet Tuesday around 5 PM, and the restaurant was empty. The service, while polite, lacked warmth. When asked for recommendations, responses were brief and flat. It felt like a missed opportunity to connect. The standout was definitely the Nasi Ayam Penyet—the sambal was punchy and addictive, and the urap added a nice contrast of textures. The Bakso and bakmie had depth and warmth but leaned too salty for my preference. Batagor was lightly crisped and served in a portion that felt more like a teaser than a plate—but it did its job as a satisfying opener. Overall, a good balance of comfort and familiarity in each dish. Every plate was visually appealing—clean, well-arranged, and appetizing. Their use of traditional serveware, especially the refillable teapot, added a charming touch. Prices here are reasonable, especially compared to other Indonesian spots that have hiked up costs over time. Portions could be slightly more generous for certain items, but on the whole, it offers a fair deal for casual dining in Orchard. Final Verdict: Paris Van Java delivers decent Indonesian fare in a pleasant setting. While the food is flavorful and well-presented, the lack of warmth and enthusiasm in service makes it feel more functional than memorable. > Come for the sambal and cozy decor, stay if you’re craving Indonesian comfort food—just don’t expect fireworks.

Paris Van Java @ Lucky Plaza offers a comfortable and spacious dining environment, but the food experience was a bit underwhelming. The taste of the beef rendang was forgettable & tough, even after a replacement. However the grilled chicken tasted decent especially with their flavorful and fresh Indonesian sambal. Prices are on the higher side, and with better, more affordable Indonesian options in the vicinity it’s unlikely I’d come back. An okay spot, but not a place where it's food would tempt you to return.

We were intrigued by the 4.8 Google rating this restaurant received, especially since it was half empty most of the time and situated right next to the more popular ayam penyet pak ndut with its perpetually long queues. So we decided to bring my mum-in-law and my Indonesian helper from Jakarta there for dinner. We were disappointed with the food. My husband had the ayam sambal matah, which we missed very much after having lived in Jakarta for more than 10 years. My mil and helper both had ayam sambal bawang while I had ayam sambal ijo. We ordered sup buntut to share. My husband was terribly disappointed that his chicken was not a whole piece but a chicken cutlet fried in batter (he hates his chicken in batter). This was the first time we encountered ayam sambal matah that’s in the form of a chicken cutlet and fried in batter. In the menu, my mil and helper’s ayam bawang was described as fried with galangal (lengkuas) but instead of the fried lengkuas grated topping we were so familiar with, in its place were flour crisps. To make matters worse, the restaurant was situated opposite a karaoke lounge which obviously was not asked to invest in soundproofing. So it was a challenge having a decent conversation over dinner with the patrons belting out pop song from the 80s with terrible vocals.

i order Soto betawi, every meat bite was very juicy and tender. The broth has unique taste, combine with melinjo cracker and rice, was soo yumm. And nasi goreng kambing was so good too. I really enjoy the aroma, spice, texture, and the meat bite, definitely would come back for this menu. For drink, I enjoy hot cafe latte well combined with home made cookies. The atmosphere was so warm, perfect place for casual meal with family, friends, or colleagues.

Had a wonderful meal at Paris Van Java recently and I highly recommend their Nasi Goreng Kambing. The rice has a lovely taste of wok hei and the lamb is very tender and flavourful. It also comes with the right amount of spice to ensure there's still a kick. The keropok and crunchy veggies give it a nice variety of textures as well. The lemonade is quite refreshing tho I do find its on the more sour side, so it's something of an acquired taste.