The Lowdown · AI digest
How we read reviews →Runcorn's ayam penyet specialist whose fiery sambal bawang has expats crossing Brisbane.
A no-frills, canteen-style Indonesian eatery with self-serve cutlery and water, gets loud and packed after 7pm and on weekends.
Self-serve cutlery and water station, a chilli/spice guide chart for customising sambal heat, and halal certification.
Consistently praised by Indonesian-Australian reviewers as tasting like home, with several saying it rivals or beats meals they've had in Indonesia itself.
Widely called affordable and generous for the price (around $16-$20 a plate), though a couple of reviewers felt quality slipped relative to cost on off nights.
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