This popular neighbourhood Indonesian restaurant is decked out with rough tree timbers with the bark still on them and even the wood tables are supported by thick birch logs. Paintings of faraway landscapes with blue skies and water adorn the walls and a CD of an Asian singer croons gently in the background to add to the mood. The menu isn't particularly original but if you aren't accustomed to cuisine from this exotic archipelago, the friendly staff can make suggestions and even offer a 'special' menu in appaling English, French and Spanish. The servings look like they were pre-fabricated and then heated in a microwave, but given the amount of food on the plate it's still a bargain at under €10.
