I've been visiting this eatery for quite some time. It serves various dishes of decent malay food. They offer overwhelming choices - from ayam bakar, sayur lodeh, ikan asin, omellette, sambal goreng, dendeng, perkedel kentang, rempeyek, daun singkong, etc that go very well with steamed rice - to individual dishes like gado-gado and beefball noodle.

And remember to leave some space for dessert. There are various mouthwatering malay/Indonesian kuih.. from lemper, klepon, pisang goreng, cempedak goreng, risoles (I can't find any other eateris selling risoles!), pisang nangka, samosa, to kolak and pulut hitam.

Satisfying food, good value for money.