Dion Tan
Just beware of the loud & rude grumpy old manager man working there yikes...
Just beware of the loud, rude, and grumpy old manager working there. Yikes...
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Indonesian @Food Club
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Takeaway
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Dine In
Indonesian @Food Club brings authentic Indonesian flavours to Singapore with a menu that celebrates the rich culinary heritage of the archipelago. The restaurant has built a solid reputation for serving generous portions of traditional dishes that remind locals and visitors alike of home-cooked Indonesian meals.
Their standout dish is the Soto Tangkar Betawi, a hearty beef soup featuring tender chunks of meat in an aromatic broth served with fragrant lime rice. The dish showcases the complex spice combinations that Indonesian cuisine is renowned for. Other popular items include Mie Ayam Rica, handcrafted noodles tossed with spicy chicken, and Martabak Mamaku, their take on the beloved Indonesian stuffed pancake.
What sets Indonesian @Food Club apart is their commitment to quality ingredients and authentic preparation methods. Their noodles are handcrafted in-house, and all dishes are prepared MSG-free using fresh, natural ingredients. The menu also features harder-to-find Indonesian specialties like Pempek, fishcakes made from ground premium fish served with a distinctive sweet, sour and spicy vinegar sauce.
The dining experience is casual and welcoming, with hot, freshly prepared dishes served promptly. Whether you are craving a comforting bowl of soup or exploring Indonesian cuisine for the first time, Indonesian @Food Club delivers authentic flavours at affordable prices.
Their standout dish is the Soto Tangkar Betawi, a hearty beef soup featuring tender chunks of meat in an aromatic broth served with fragrant lime rice. The dish showcases the complex spice combinations that Indonesian cuisine is renowned for. Other popular items include Mie Ayam Rica, handcrafted noodles tossed with spicy chicken, and Martabak Mamaku, their take on the beloved Indonesian stuffed pancake.
What sets Indonesian @Food Club apart is their commitment to quality ingredients and authentic preparation methods. Their noodles are handcrafted in-house, and all dishes are prepared MSG-free using fresh, natural ingredients. The menu also features harder-to-find Indonesian specialties like Pempek, fishcakes made from ground premium fish served with a distinctive sweet, sour and spicy vinegar sauce.
The dining experience is casual and welcoming, with hot, freshly prepared dishes served promptly. Whether you are craving a comforting bowl of soup or exploring Indonesian cuisine for the first time, Indonesian @Food Club delivers authentic flavours at affordable prices.
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Based on 15 reviews
Negative Reviews
Wong Zhi Kang
The sign board did not state that there is a minimum of 2 add-on. Sign board also did not state the
The signboard did not state that there is a minimum of 2 add-ons. The signboard also did not state the price of the cheese add-on until ordering. The requirements and prices should be stated clearly.
Glint Tan
Food is good but toilet smells worse than holocaust bathroom
The food is good, but the toilet smells worse than a Holocaust bathroom.
Mohd Razali Ramli
Indonesian stall keep increasing Price of Mee Soto. Each day i buy mee soto, My ingredient add on is
The Indonesian stall keeps increasing the price of Mee Soto. Every day I buy Mee Soto, my ingredient add-ons are always the same. From $6 on Monday, to $6.50 on Tuesday, then suddenly $6.80 on Wednesday. So which is it? FOOD CLUB Manager, please look into this. Is the auntie trying to eat out our money?
Kishan Thinnai
Very disappointed with their customer service. The Chinese uncle was rude and shouted at me. Because
Very disappointed with their customer service. The Chinese uncle was rude and shouted at me. I had ordered roasted chicken rice, but they gave me roasted chicken noodles. I explained that I had ordered chicken rice, not noodles. The uncle then acted rudely towards me, slamming the plate down with such anger that even the egg fell on the floor.
Positive Reviews
Soon Hock Tan
The western food here, taste delicious 😋 …
The western food here tastes delicious ...
Yenna
They've got salad and deserts here, foods are a bit pricy though
They have salads and desserts here, though the food is a bit pricey.
Jian Li
Came here early before evening class. Quiet and peaceful place for a cup of hot Milo. Price is reaso
Came here early before evening class. It's a quiet and peaceful place for a cup of hot Milo. The price is reasonable too.
KC Seet
Wide varieties of affordable food. Comfortable place to eat.
Wide variety of affordable food. Comfortable place to eat.
Ricky Tan
Great food at great affordable prices 😋😄👍💪😁 …
Great food at great affordable prices.