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Grilled charcoal fish |
The House of Sundanese Food started off in a little shophouse near the Holy Family Church in Katong. It subsequently moved (to Suntec City) but now it is back again! But in a different guise, because they wanted to broaden their menu to include other non-Indonesian items. Bring it on, I say. Especially when this means they have pohpiah on the menu!
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Tauhu Telor |
House of Sundanese's new restaurant, "Makan Dulu" is now at Katong Shopping Centre - a corner shop, facing the road. We have our favourite dishes - the charcoal grilled dishes such as fish (see photo) and chicken, rather tasty and succulent beef rendang, and a lovely
ayam bumbu (fragrant curry with a very more-ish curry gravy). Indonesian favourites such as
tauhu telor (below) and
sayur lodeh are also available.
"Makan Dulu" translates directly to "Eat First" in Malay. It is used in many ways, for example, someone who is coming home late might say "makan dulu", or in this context, don't wait for me, eat first. Or it may be used by a mother to a child who wants to go off and play - you have to eat before playing. But in this context, it truly reflects the priority we Southeast Asians place on food :-)
For more details, their Facebook page is here.