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Sedap Ikan
Seabass Bakar
Performed Sundanese
Style, the basting process itself ia an art. It prevents
drying out leaving you with a juicy succulent fish with a
special sweet sauce. It is a Seabass that is out of this
world!
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Ikan
Goreng
Gurame:
This fried Gurame is a speciality
dish and a treat for fish-lover. This fish is thick with meat,
yet succulently tender. Moreover, even the bones - deliciously
crunchy - can be eaten! A feast of a fish.
Nila:
The Sundanese "Dancing Fish" tastes every bit
as wonderful as it looks. Absolutely fresh, this fish is
expertly deep-fried to make the skin crispy and the flesh
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Sambal
Goreng Udang
Large prawns
deep-fried together with Sundanese Sambal - a coarse ground
chilli paste blended with a myriad of spices. It is a sin not
to try it.
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Cumi-Cumi
Bakar
Squid basted with a
sweet sauce and slowly grilled over charcoal. For those with a
local palate, Sambal Belacan is a must have with this dish.
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Udang Bakar
Charcoal-Grilled Tiger
prawns with tomato sweet sauce.
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Udang Nanas
Young pineapple and
prawns are cooked in a sauce of spices typical of traditional
Straits Settlements. Mildly spicy with a tinge of natural
sweetness.
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Taupok
Goreng Isi
Fried Taupok (bean
curd skin) sliced and filled with a unique stuffing of
scallops, prawns and mushrooms.
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