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Definitely one of my favourite indonesian rice food stall to patronize although every visit here is surely a sinful one. I had the otah, beancurd, and sambal mutton (kind of like nonya style). The mutton was not tough and had a mixture of sweet and spicy flavours. The otah was "fleshy" and soft. Everything is full of flavour and well cooked. if you love spicy food, try this out. Non-spicy lovers may not be able to tolerate though!

Ordered 2 takeaway packets and total cost was $11.70. I had the one with otah, sambal drumstick and lady fingers. Everything tasted good and spicy. The flavours were all very strong. The otah was slightly too soft though. The drumstick was tender but sambal chilli was not spicy enough.

This stall sells really nice indonesian food at affordable prices! I've patronized this stall again because their food is tasty. I got a fried chicken thigh and curry vegetables for $3.50. The belachan chilli is good too, very fragrant and moderately spicy. The curry gravy makes me finish the rice very quickly because the gravy is very fragrant. If you are looking for a place to settle a quick lunch and you are around this area, try out this stall

I had a plate of nasi padang (something like economical rice style) for $4.50. I selected otah and mutton rendang as the ingredients. They tasted quite good and had a peranakan feel. The otah tasted quite good and spicy but the mutton was a bit tough. Gravy is good and rather spicy - perfect if you love spicy food.This stall supposedly sells indonesian food so the owner's probably an indonesian-chinese.