Are you sure it's not Suar wood?

This table does not inspire confidence in me.

Perhaps a bad translation, which is another reason to wonder . . .

Does the store have a web site that you can link to? If not, does it have on-line reviews on sites like Yelp? What is the name of the store?

Indonesia in itself isn't a bad thing. Just like US made stuff, you have a range of quality.

But if you can mark it in the store, you're gonna mark it at home. Doesn't mean it's low quality though. It just means it's impractical.

Look at details and hope you can see a craftsmanship. I could not believe my eyes when I found it where I did, if interested, I will reveal. It's a solid wood, great table seats 8, although here it's only 6 chairs, they are quite large, but it seats comfortably 8 people with smaller normal size chairs. The details of the woodwork are impressive, and let me tell you, that each chair is almost twice expensive than this dining table.

The tree from which Surina wood is taken is locally known as "the elegant tree." These trees are tall and very straight. They have tiny branches, and they produce a wood which is hard yet light in weight and light pink in color. In Kolkata (Calcutta), India, highly trained artisans turn this elegant wood into exceptional knitting needles and crochet hooks, highlighting natural grain, hyper smoothness of the wood, and handmade perfect finish. The polish is produced without the use of any harmful chemical or agent. No other wood can provide the look that Surina can. The needles are perfect in gauge and length. Like the Surina Wood Crochet Hooks, they are incredibly beautiful

Sounds like it is a hardwood.