Quotes from Adolf Hitler are stencilled on the walls around customers , as they sit in the controversial Nazi-themed SoldatenKaffe in Indonesia . They do n't seem to be bothered by the countless Hitler portraits , Nazi flags and other memorabilia that adorn the walls surrounding them , or the fact that the cafe 's owner received widespread criticism and death threats when his business made headlines around the world for all the wrong reasons . SoldatenKaffe has been accused of glorifying the Nazi party and its leader , and is still packing in customers a year after it reopened with even more memorabilia . A giant portrait of Hitler oversees customers at SoldatenKaffe , which is decorated with swastikas and flags . Posters and uniforms surround customers , who can eat Nazi-themed food in the cafe . Quotes from the Nazi leader are stencilled on the walls of SoldatenKaffe in Bandung , Indonesia . The owner promised to remove all offending posters and memorabilia for the reopening , but they remain . SoldatenKaffe glorifies the Nazi party and its leader and was forced to close its doors in 2013 , with the owner promising to remove the offending swastikas and Nazi insignia . However , when the cafe relaunched in June 2014 , it not only retained the name of a cafe that was popular with Nazi soldiers in Paris in World War II , but also had even more artefacts on display . The cafe had existed for three years in Indonesia 's third-largest city before it was brought to media attention . The coverage sparked worldwide anger from many groups , including Jewish organisations . The SoldatenKaffe was in business for over three years before it made headlines around the world . Customers having dinner at SoldatenKaffe in Bandung , where a portrait of Adolf Hitler peers down on them . A waiter stands next to a black and white photograph of the Soldatenkaffe in Paris during World War II . It was only when cafe owner Henry Mulyana received death threats that he decided to shut SoldatenKaffe , and take down the offending memorabilia . He obviously had a change of heart when he reopened , as the prominent portrait of the Nazi dictator , posters , quotes and three iron eagles bearing swastikas , still remained . As well as the questionable surroundings , at the cafe 's launch men dressed in Nazi uniforms and others as prisoners of war . The cafe was condemned by groups all over the world for glorifying the notorious Nazi party and Adolf Hitler . Owner Henry Mulyana received death threats , which prompted him to temporarily close the cafe . According to Salon , customers can order Nazi-themed food served on a swastika-motif by SS uniform-clad waiters . The menu includes 'Nazi goreng ' , which is a themed version of the traditional Indonesian fried rice dish , nasi goreng . Mulyana insists that there is no reason for anyone to be offended and the cafe 's Facebook page insists it is not pro-Nazi . It states : 'It is matter of fact , with the intention of exploring Hitler & the NAZIS as pop culture . The authors of the web page are not Nazis or neo-Nazis . ' The reopening incorporated a broadened theme to include several portraits next to the giant one of Hitler . The menu includes Nazi goreng , which is a themed version of traditional Indonesian fried rice dish , nasi goreng . Customers enjoy dinner at the SoldatenKaffe , 'The Soldiers ' Cafe ' , in Bandung . When the cafe relaunched in 2014 , it retained the name of a Paris cafe popular with Nazi soldiers in WWII . The only defence Mulyana could give for the reopening is the broadened theme to include several portraits next to the giant one of Hitler , including British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Russian dictator Josef Stalin . Mulyana once told reporters that the cafe draws a lot of customers from Europe , claiming they are n't bothered by the theme . He once said : ' I have a right to design my restaurant with anything that attracts people to come . I 'm sure that I 'm not violating any laws . ' He insists that the cafe , which has a customer rating of 4.5 stars out of five on Facebook , continues to serve tourists from around the world .
SoldatenKaffe features Nazi quotes , posters and a giant portrait of Hitler . International outcry and death threats to the owner caused the cafe to shut . Owner Henry Mulyana vowed to remove the swastikas and offending items . Upon reopening , the cafe still has items with an even broader collection .