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TRADITIONAL INDONESIAN DESSERTS “MANISAN INDONESIA” SELECTION OF TRADITIONAL INDONESIAN SWEETS Dadar Gulung, Pisang Goreng, Bubur Injin, Klappertart, Kolak Nangka, Wajik, Nasi Unti, Putri Mandi ES CAMPUR Mixed Ice, Fruits, Cincau, Tapioca Jelly, Condensed Milk, Sugar Syrup DADAR GULUNG Coconut Pancake, Palm Sugar dip PISANG GORENG Fried Banana, Coconut Sorbet BUBUR INJIN Black Rice Pudding, Coconut Milk, Jackfruit and Palm Sugar KOLAK NANGKA, KLAPPERTAART, ES PANDAN Jackfruit Cooked in Coconut Milk, Classic Raisin Tart and Pine Skewer Ice Cream THE RITZ-CARLTON CAKE Contain Nuts Signature For any concerns regarding food allergies or intolerances, please consult your service team INDONESIAN COFFEE KOPI TUBRUK (unfiltered coffee) Bejana offers two favorite selections of famous Indonesia coffee to complete your dinner: TORAJA KOPI Indonesia’s renowned Toraja Coffee comes from the finest coffee plantations in the fertile region of Tana Toraja in South Sulawesi, where superb quality Arabica ‘Toraja’ beans are selected, carefully blended and expertly roasted to yield a rich full bodied flavor and magnificent fruity aroma. BALI GOLD KOPI From the finest coffee plantation in the fertile region in Indonesia, superb quality beans are selected, carefully blended and expertly to yield a rich full bodied; moderate, well balanced acidity and multi- dimensional aromatic character with prominent nutty and pleasantly sweet notes. WINES SWEET WINE Thomas Barton Reserve Sauternes, Bordeaux – France Michelle Chiarlo, Moscato d’Asti Nivole, Piedmont - Italy For any concerns regarding food allergies or intolerances, please consult your service team.

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