Casa Tua

We have walked by Casa Tua often on the way to the beach. We stopped in for lunch and discovered a lovely Indonesian Restaurant with rabbits.  Not to eat.  Just to be.

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  1. CraigMOctober 23, 2023 at 10:23 AM

    Thanks for doing the blog, guys! It's exciting to be able to track your adventures this way. All sorts of exotic sights and stories... but what's the first thing that prompts me to write a comment? It is the bunny. BUNNY!

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