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• Steak Leher Babi

  HK$ 50

  Pork jowl steak
  

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• Lamb Skewer

  HK$ 26

  Kambing
  

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• Jenggot Cumi

  HK$ 48

  For reference only: Jenggot Cumi features squid cooked with spices, garlic, and chili. This Indonesian dish is often served with rice, highlighting its savory and spicy flavors.
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• Sayap Ayam

  HK$ 26

  Chicken wings
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• Lidah Sapi

  HK$ 28

  Beef tongue
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• Usus Besar

  HK$ 30

  Sausage jumbo
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• Rice with Curry Chicken (No Spicy)

  from HK$ 77

  For reference only: Rice with Curry Chicken features tender chicken simmered in a mild coconut curry sauce, served over steamed rice. This dish combines flavors of turmeric, garlic, and ginger, often accompanied by vegetables or a side salad, reflecting a popular comfort food in various Asian cuisines.
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• Rice with Spicy Mala Beef Tendon

  from HK$ 77

  For reference only: Rice with Spicy Mala Beef Tendon features tender beef tendon simmered in a spicy mala sauce. Served over steamed rice, it combines numbing Sichuan peppercorns and chili oil for a bold flavor.
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• Nasi Campur

  from HK$ 79

  For reference only: Nasi Campur is a mixed rice dish from Indonesia featuring steamed rice topped with various proteins, vegetables, and sambal. Common ingredients include chicken, beef, fried tofu, and boiled eggs, served with pickled vegetables and peanuts, offering a balance of flavors and textures.
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• Nasi Rendang Sapi

  from HK$ 79

  Beef Rendang
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• Nasi Sate(Without Egg)

  from HK$ 77

  雞肉、牛肉及豬肉 (各1串)(不含蛋)
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• Nasi Steak Babi

  from HK$ 77

  Satay pork chop with rice
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• Nasi Steak Ayam

  from HK$ 77

  Satay chicken chop with rice
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• Nasi Steak Sapi

  from HK$ 77

  Satay beef steak with rice
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• Nasi Steak Leher Babi

  from HK$ 79

  Pork jowl with rice
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• Nasi Kambing(圖片只供參考)

  from HK$ 80

  Lamb
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• Nasi Belut Rice with Eels

  from HK$ 110

  For reference only: Nasi Belut features steamed rice served with grilled eels, seasoned with spices and herbs. This dish originates from Indonesia, often accompanied by sambal and fresh vegetables.
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• Nasi Goreng Ikan Asin

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Nasi Goreng Ikan Asin is Indonesian fried rice featuring salted fish, garlic, and chili. Typically served with fried eggs and cucumber, it offers a savory and slightly spicy flavor profile.
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• Nasi Goreng XO

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Nasi Goreng XO is a Malaysian fried rice dish featuring shrimp, chicken, and XO sauce. It is stir-fried with garlic, shallots, and vegetables, often served with fried eggs and cucumber slices.
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• Nasi Goreng

  from HK$ 72

  Indo fried rice
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• Suun Goreng

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Suun Goreng features stir-fried rice vermicelli noodles with vegetables and proteins. Commonly seasoned with soy sauce and garlic, it is often served with lime and chili for added flavor. This dish is popular in Southeast Asian cuisine, particularly in Indonesia and Malaysia.

  #4 most liked
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• Bihun Goreng

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Bihun Goreng is a stir-fried rice noodle dish from Indonesia. It features thin rice vermicelli, vegetables, and proteins like chicken or shrimp, seasoned with soy sauce and spices, often served with lime and sambal.
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• Howen Goreng

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Howen Goreng is a fried dish made with marinated chicken, often seasoned with garlic and turmeric. It is typically served with rice and sambal, reflecting Indonesian culinary traditions.
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• Mie Goreng

  from HK$ 72

  Fried noodles
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• Boss Signiture Fried Rice(With Pork)

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Boss Signature Fried Rice features stir-fried rice with tender pork, vegetables, and soy sauce. This dish is typically garnished with green onions and served hot, showcasing a blend of savory flavors.
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• Nasi Goreng Terasi

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Nasi Goreng Terasi is Indonesian fried rice made with shrimp paste, rice, and vegetables. It features savory flavors, often garnished with fried eggs and served with cucumber and crackers.
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• Mie Utung

  from HK$ 72

  For reference only: Mie Utung is a traditional Indonesian noodle dish made with stir-fried wheat noodles, vegetables, and protein. It features savory flavors from soy sauce and garlic, often served with a side of pickled vegetables.
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• Beef Skewers

  HK$ 25

  Sapi

  #2 most liked
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• Pork Skewers

  HK$ 25

  Babi

  #1 most liked
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• Chicken Skewers

  HK$ 25

  Select Satay Sauce, Spicy Level

  #3 most liked
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• Jenggot Cumi

  HK$ 48

  For reference only: Jenggot Cumi features squid cooked with spices, garlic, and chili. This Indonesian dish is often served with rice, highlighting its savory and spicy flavors.

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• Udang

  HK$ 25

  Shrimp
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• Ayam Tulang Rawan

  HK$ 25

  For reference only: Ayam Tulang Rawan features tender chicken cooked with spices and herbs, served with a rich broth. This Indonesian dish highlights the unique flavor of the bones, often accompanied by rice and sambal.
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• Bakso Ikan

  HK$ 25

  Fish balls
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• Sosis Merah

  HK$ 18

  Red sausage
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• Rempelo

  HK$ 25

  Chicken gizzard
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• Shrimp Cake

  HK$ 28

  For reference only: Shrimp cake consists of minced shrimp mixed with flour and seasonings, then deep-fried. It is often served with a dipping sauce and is popular in Southeast Asian cuisine.
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• Lamb Skewer

  HK$ 26

  Kambing

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• Sayap Ayam

  HK$ 26

  Chicken wings

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• Cumi Cumi

  HK$ 43

  Squid
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• Belut

  HK$ 48

  Eel
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• Usus

  HK$ 16

  Sausage
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• Bakso Ikan Panjang

  HK$ 23

  For reference only: Bakso Ikan Panjang features fish meatballs made from ground fish, typically served in broth. This dish is seasoned with garlic and pepper, often accompanied by noodles and vegetables, reflecting Indonesian street food culture.
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• Tip Ayam

  HK$ 17

  For reference only: Tip Ayam features marinated chicken pieces, grilled until tender. It is often served with rice and sambal, showcasing Indonesian flavors.
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• Empleng Balakutak

  HK$ 19

  For reference only: Empleng Balakutak is a traditional Indonesian dish made from grilled fish, typically mackerel, marinated in a blend of spices including turmeric and garlic. It is often served with rice and sambal, highlighting the dish's savory and slightly spicy flavors.

  #5 most liked
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• Lidah Sapi

  HK$ 28

  Beef tongue

  Popular
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• Usus Besar

  HK$ 30

  Sausage jumbo

  Popular
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• Steak Ayam

  HK$ 48

  Chicken chop
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• Steak Babi

  HK$ 48

  Pork chop
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• Paha Ayam

  HK$ 48

  Chicken leg jumbo
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• Steak Sapi

  HK$ 48

  Beef steak
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• Steak Leher Babi

  HK$ 50

  Pork jowl steak

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• Kerupuk Udang

  HK$ 18

  For reference only, Kerupuk Udang is a savory shrimp cracker with a light, airy crunch. Its bold ocean-fresh flavor and crisp texture make it an excellent snack or side.
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• Kari Ayam(圖片只供參考)

  HK$ 90

  Curry chicken
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• Rendang Sapi

  HK$ 108

  Beef
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• Sichuan Mala Beef Tendons

  HK$ 68
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• Peanut and Dried Fish Snacks

  HK$ 25
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• Satay Sauce

  HK$ 70
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• Daun Selada Goreng

  HK$ 65

  For reference only: Daun Selada Goreng features stir-fried lettuce, often seasoned with garlic and soy sauce. This Indonesian dish is typically served as a side, complementing rice and protein-based dishes.
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• Sayur Kol Goreng

  HK$ 65

  For reference only: Sayur Kol Goreng is a stir-fried dish featuring cabbage, garlic, and chili. It is seasoned with soy sauce and often served with rice, highlighting Indonesian culinary traditions.
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• Sawi Putih Goreng

  HK$ 65

  For reference only: Sawi Putih Goreng features stir-fried Chinese cabbage, seasoned with garlic and soy sauce. This dish is commonly served as a side in Indonesian cuisine, highlighting the vegetable's natural flavors.
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• Kangkung Goreng

  HK$ 68

  For reference only: Kangkung Goreng features stir-fried water spinach with garlic, chili, and soy sauce. This Indonesian dish is often served with rice, highlighting its savory and slightly spicy flavors.
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• Sayur Campur Goreng

  HK$ 75

  For reference only: Sayur Campur Goreng is a stir-fried vegetable dish from Indonesia. It features a mix of seasonal vegetables, such as carrots, green beans, and cabbage, sautéed with garlic, shallots, and soy sauce, often served with rice or as a side dish.
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• Coke

  HK$ 12

  For ref only: Carbonated sugary soft drink
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• Sprite

  HK$ 12

  For ref only: Colorless, lemon and lime-flavored soft drink
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• Fanta

  HK$ 12

  For ref only: Fruit-flavored carbonated soft drink
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• Cream Soda

  HK$ 12

  For ref only: Carbonated vanilla-flavored soft drink
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• Coke Zero

  HK$ 12

  For ref only: Zero calories no sugar carbonated soft drink
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• Kumquat Drink

  HK$ 14

  For reference only, A refreshing kumquat drink with a bright, tangy-sweet flavor. Light-bodied and subtly textured for a crisp, invigorating sip.
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• Air Jeruk

  HK$ 30

  For reference only An invigorating citrus drink with bright, tangy flavor. Light and refreshing, offering a crisp, aromatic texture with every sip.
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• Es Cendol

  HK$ 30

  For reference only: Es Cendol is a refreshing dessert drink featuring green rice flour jelly in sweet coconut milk, offering a smooth and slightly sweet taste.
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• Pomegranate Juice

  HK$ 14
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• Jus Markisa

  HK$ 30
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