
Indonesian cuisine often demonstrates complex flavour, acquired from certain ingredients and bumbu spices mixture. Most Indonesians favour hot and spicy food, thus sambal, Indonesian hot and spicy chili sauce with various optional ingredients, notably shrimp paste, shallots, and others, is a staple condiment at all Indonesian tables. Some popular Indonesian dishes such as nasi goreng,gado-gado, satay and soto are ubiquitous in the country and are considered national dishes.
Vandat Tran
a week ago
This was my favorite breakfast dish when I was in Vietnam. I've lived in Australia for 3 years, eaten in many places, and I haven't found anywhere that makes this dish as delicious as this. It's very ...
196 Barkly St
Hannah Uebergang
a week ago
Best experience I have ever had in Melbourne and I have left little to no reviews. I highly recommend this place for the food and most importantly the customer service!
192 Barkly St
Bella B.
3 weeks ago
Wow!!!! such great service and even better food. Lots of variety and value for money. Wouldn’t go anywhere else.
86 Chesterville Rd
Grant Williams
3 weeks ago
As I was walking by the colours immediately caught my eye, and the decor was absolutely incredible!! I got the beef noodle soup with the egg coffee, and they were amazing! I've never had a coffee so ...
78 Inkerman St
The Gollys
a month ago
This just changed hands in recent times from pho 55 to this current name. The pho was good. We also ordered a fried rice which was nice. The broth of the wonton soup was excellent. The entree plate wa...
450 Centre Rd
Dave Burns
2 years ago
Food is absolutely amazing we came from NSW on a family holiday, we went to Balas as it was a favourite from when my partner worked in Melbourne, the food was as she remembered the serving sizes are m...
1C Shakespeare Grove