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Los platos de su cocina indonesia están muy bien elaborados en este restaurante. Aquí te van a ofrecer un gorengan casero. Disfruta el singular helado es campur que ofrece Sari Rasa.
La comida a domicilio es una de las estupendas opciones de este lugar. Por si todo esto fuera poco, su personal es muy activo. La satisfacción del cliente es uno de los principales objetivos de este lugar, y su abnegado servicio facilita mucho esta tarea. Podemos recomendar este establecimiento por sus precios bajos. La mayor parte del tiempo, este restaurante te ofrece una hogareña atmósfera. Google le ha dado un 4,4, lo que indica que puedes elegir Sari Rasa para pasar un rato agradable.
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Indonesia, Asiática, Halal
CerradoAbre a las 10:00 mañana
$$$$
Rango de precios por persona AED 37 - AED 55
Dirección
48 Hazzeez St, Abu Dabi, Emiratos Árabes Unidos
Características
Solamente efectivo
Sin asientos al aire libre
Entrega
Para llevar
Reserva
No accesible para sillas de ruedas
Horario
| LunesLun | 10:00-23:00 |
| MartesMar | 10:00-23:00 |
| MiércolesMié | 10:00-23:00 |
| JuevesJue | 10:00-23:00 |
| ViernesVie | 10:00-23:00 |
| SábadoSáb | 10:00-23:00 |
| DomingoDom | 10:00-23:00 |
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Tourist Club
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Never tried Indonesian cuisine ever and i honestly never tried any of those quaint restaurants at the back streets - - which is my bad! This little gem at the little streets of Tourist club area is as authentic Indonesian place as can be - the whole staff are Indonesian locals who explains their short but sweet menu into English for like me who is a first timer.
One thing's very obvious here tho - the serving is good for two. I had nasi goreng (which comes in chicken, beef and shrimp toppings). What seriously blew me is the salad with peanut sauce or locally called 'Gado Gado'. It is a myriad of things in there - rice cake, mongo sprouts, onion springs, string beans, hard boiled eggs, fish crackers and a few other veggies there topped with a heavenly heavy peanut sauce. Toss it all, and the crunchy veggies, the soft rice cake and tofu and mongo sprouts will all be covered with that sauce complementing the peanut butter sweetness, the savory taste of the veggies, a little explosion of different textures there and id say it is differently good for a first timer.
Soto ayam or chicken soup is a hearty (large) bowl of coconut milk, lemongrass, glass noodles, chicken bits and it is wonderful. Came in hot, great for the cold weather.
We finished off the meal with their simple dessert but definitely refreshing - es campur. A bowlful of shaved ice, milk and different chucks of fruit in. It is a nice strong lychee juice and a mouthful of different fruits. Absolutely perfect to end a hearty meal.