MALANG, Tugujatim.id – There are several vintage houses in Kampoeng Heritage Kayutangan, one of them is Rumah Jengki 976 with its Dutch Colonial House Design. This hidden gem takes you on a trip down memory lane with its cool vintage vibes, from colonial furniture to 80s throwbacks.
Located at Jalan Basuki Rahmat Gang 6 Number 976, Rumah Jengki 976 boasts a spacious 160 square meters of living space.
The building showcases a unique architectural style known as “Jengki,” characterized by its asymmetrically angled roof.
This neo-colonialism architecture house is open from 9 am to 10 pm on weekdays, and from 7 am on weekends. This historic house has a number of experiences waiting to be discovered.
Experiences that Can be Explored in this Dutch Colonial House Design
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A Feeling Like Visiting Grandma’s House
When you enter this Dutch colonial house, the design makes the visitors as if they are visiting grandma’s place.
It’s designed to make you feel right at home. Imagine relaxing, chatting with friends, and enjoying a delicious meal – all in a comfortable and welcoming atmosphere.
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Unveiling the Story of Rumah Jengki 976
Just like all the charming houses with Dutch Colonial house design in Kampoeng Heritage Kayutangan, Rumah Jengki 976 has its own story to tell. Built in 1960, the house underwent renovations in 1968 under the ownership of HSM Ali, a man with proud Arab heritage.
“This house was built around the 1960s. Back in the 1960s, my grandparents lived here with 11 children,” said Zakiah.
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Capture the Moment and Explore the Vintage Decor
This Dutch Colonial house has a unique layout and design. It’s filled with vintage items like cassette tapes, record players, old furniture, cameras, and jars.
Visitors can admire these antiques and take pictures with them.
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Tasting the Culinary Fusion of Nusantara and India
Visitors can not only see Dutch colonial house designs but also enjoy a fusion of Indian and Nusantara cuisine. The iconic Indian dish commonly served is Prata.
This Prata dish is made with selected spices and curry leaves picked straight from the tree, accompanied by chicken curry and pickles.
In addition, Nusantara dishes also served include Pangsit Mie Malang, Nasi Goreng Kari Ayam, Mie Godog Jengki, Menjes Goreng, Jemblem Crispy and many more. The combination of dishes served is based on the family background of Zakiah, the owner of Rumah Jengki 976.
“Our family is of Indian origin (from my grandfather’s lineage) and my grandmother is Javanese, so we offer Indian and Javanese Cuisine too. So that’s really all we typically serve,” Zakiah explains.
This historical house with Dutch colonial house design is a must-visit tourist destination. Don’t forget to try the fusion of Indonesian and Indian cuisine in this house that feels like grandma’s house.
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Writer: Rizal Kautsar
Editor: Imam Abu Hanifah
Editor: Nafisya Alfiani A.,S.Pd.,M.Pd.
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