DINER HISTORY & CULTURE

A true "diner" is a prefabricated structure built at an assembly site and transported to a permanent location for installation to serve prepared food. The word "diner" is a derivative of "dining car" and diner designs reflected the styling that manufacturers borrowed from railroad dining cars.

How Diners began?

The origins of the diner was open by Walter Scott, a part-time pressman in Providence, Rhosade Island in 1872. Scott quit his printing work and began to sell food at night from a horse-drawn covered express wagon park outside the Providence Journal newspaper office. Throughout the history, Diners have been neighborhood restaurants which attract a cross section of America, from Factory workers to High Society and always been providing a good, inexpensive home style meals in a comfortable atmosphere. In doing so, Walter Scott unknowingly inspired the birth of what would become one of America's most recognized icons --The diner.

About TRS Diner

Originally, we were going to create a place called "The Ribs Shacks" where everybody comes to enjoy tasty, juicy and variety of ribs. After hours of brainstorming and dozens packs of cigarette later we decided to open a "Diner", a place with more variety food, that people can enjoy American home style. The name of "The Ribs Shacks" already stuck, so we name our place TRS Diner, opened in March 2009 at Cilandak Town Square, Jakarta. We let our customers guessing what TRS stand for, could be "The Rock n' Roll Station", "Terasa Rumah Sendiri", "The Right Spot", etc. TRS stand for nothin' it's just a DINER, or else, it's up to you guys! Because our place is yours too, like your home to dine in, we always open from 7 am for breakfast till late...

ITS YOUR DINER

FEEL THE BREEZE OF REAL AMERICAN HOME COOKING YOU'LL NEVER FORGET AND REGRET, BECAUSE....

It's all good!