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Introduction
IndoBox exudes a cozy and relaxing ambience for guests to dine in and unwind - their distinctive flavours lie in the delicate blend of herbs and spices, fresh ingredients and an extraordinary amount of precision in preparation. Enjoy true Indonesia hospitality and enjoy the authentic Indonesian cuisine. continue reading
Opening Hours
Mon - Sun
11:00 - 22:00
Other Info
Pork Free
Restaurant Website
http://www.facebook.com/indoboxcafe
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Signature Dishes
Nasi Goreng Petai Tahu Telor
Review (3)
Level4 2014-02-06
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Tried their Ikan Assam pedas ($24) as I saw the table beside having this and it looked delicious. The assam taste was distinct and not overly sour nor spicy. The fish head was rather fleshy and the fish meat was tender and soft. There were also some brinjal and lady fingers in it. This alone can be shared with 2-3 people if you do not order other dishes. The assam gravy also complemented the white rice well. Worth the try! continue reading
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Level4 2013-12-03
208 views
Please do visit http://www.umakemehungry.com/2013/11/indobox.html for reviewsEnjoy a true Indonesia hospitality and the authentic Indonesian cuisine from INDOBOX which is located at 3rd Level of JEM (Jurong East Mall). Ambience is cosy and relaxing with wooden box shaped structures hanging from the ceiling. Besides having the comfortable "woody" environment, the interior design had brought up a modern Indonesian culture with some false rock walls and decors.Not only that, the menu background was also printed in woody texture. Gado Gado, the indonesian salad consisting of boiled vegetables and keropok (crackers) was served with savoury peanuts dressing. Ingredients were warm and fresh, a perfect starter for the night and this dish had bench-marked the scores of other dishes for the night.Tahu Telor literally means Beancurd Egg and is an Indonesian specialty. The silken Toufu which was hidden under the cripsy egg white crust was tasty. The egg was deep fried, giving it a rich golden brown color. The dish was served with some carrot and radish shreds and dipped into a sweet black sauce, sprinkled with generous amounts of grated peanut.Lychee Mint Freeze was nothing special and was quite a standard drink which you can get anywhere with canned lychee, shaved ice and some coloring. Personally i felt that the taste was rather artificial. The Ice Lime Tea cooler was rather standard too, close to our neighbourhood 'Teh O Limau Ice'.Lychee Mint Freeze - $4.50Iced Lime Tea Cooler - $3.80We were quite particular about the freshness of squids and many times we had eaten squids that tasted mushy. Fortunately,Cumi Bakar, the BBQ sotongs (Squids) was packed of smokey flavours. They were grilled just nice such that bites from the sotong rings was rather chewy and not too hard like rubberband. Doused some of the rings onto the chilli and enjoy the sweet and sour taste.While Ayam Penyet is deep fried and smashed chicken, this is BBQ smashed chicken. The chicken was well marinated and was coated with a tasty sweet sauce while BBQ-ing.If you ever eaten Lontong, its quite similar to Sayur Lodeh but without the rice cake.This dish is perfect to go with plain rice. I will give it a double thumbs up for its richness in taste and not-so-creamy taste! It's a total reminiscence of my childhood taste.We believed that by ordering these 3 dishes, Gado Gado, Tahu Telor & BBQ chicken would more or less sum up the authenticity of an Indonesian restaurant. Thus far, these 3 dishes had not disappoint us. continue reading
(The above review is the personal opinion of a user which does not represent OpenRice's point of view.)