Irene Stefannie @_irenefanderland

Nasi Soto Pisah - IDR 19 K
For you who are wondering why it's called Nasi Soto Pisah, it's because the steamed rice is served separately from the Soto. If you don't like this version of Nasi Soto, you could order their Nasi Soto Campur which the steamed rice is mixed in the Soto. This Nasi Soto was rich of flavor. Despite the lack of chicken, it was still delicious. 

Paket Hemat (Nasi + Ayam Bakar Negeri + Sayur Asam) - IDR 21 K
The grilled chicken was also good and well marinated. Their sayur asam (vegetables in tamarind soup) was refreshingly yummy and well-combined with the chicken.

Overall, I always enjoy dining here. Especially because the food is delicious and the price is really affordable. The plus point is, you can get the sambal (Indonesian chili sauce) as much as you want.

Nasi Campur - IDR 35 K
Steamed rice with se'i daging, babi panggang (grilled pork), pork satay and tumis daun singkong bunga pepaya (sauteed cassava leaves and papaya flowers).
Se'i daging had a smokey flavor. It was delicious but unfortunately the meat was kind of tough.

Nasi Goreng Panggang - IDR 27 K
A fried rice with grilled pork. This one was lacking in flavor but the portion was generous.

Hekeng - IDR 27 K
Hekeng is made from ground pork and shrimp. It was tasty, crispy on the outside and moist on the inside. Recommended!

Sate Babi - IDR 32 K
Those 5 pieces of pork satay were good. It also had a smokey flavor.