First time been this Indonesian cafe, the decor is quite humble and simple but found some copy of newspaper on the wall showing the owner history , which is interesting. We ordered fried Chicken with turmeric rice, which is with full flavour. The chicken is crispy outside and tender inside, well cooked! It comes with bit of home made chilli sauce and salad. Honestly the chilli sauce is very spice but not as good as the one in another Indonesian restaurant. I do expect the chilli sauce coming with full fragrance and freshness of chilli, but this one is bit weak. While overall it is good experience dinning here. The food is charged ok, not overpriced given it being located next to Victoria Market.
Anyone wanna try pure spice food, could come and grab a meal. But if you do have high expectations on chilli sauce, maybe go somewhere else
a small but cozy restaurant the moment you walk in, it will take you back to the streets of jarkata. chicken thigh was succulent with fluffy turmeric rice it was a wonderful combo. would also recommend the beef ribs on coconut rice, unfortunately i finished it before I could take any photo of it.
Full Time Wholesomeness
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Lovely nice little Indonesian restaurant right next to the Queen Victoria Market, named as "herbal house." First encountering with Indonesian food with our sweet Jaghor national introduced three types of dishes: Gado-gado, Kwetiau Goreng, Lontong seyur, with an addition of tafu & Tempeh, and Teh Tarik! A bless of Indonesia all together! Didn't take photo of the second round of deserts, which were black rice & coconut milk, and kola-sweet potato, pumpkin and banana & coconut milk
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