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Yogyakarta Kitchen Menu LUNCH & DINNER sweet temptation WEDANG RONDE . 38 appetizers WESTERN COMFORT go local Traditional Javanese reduction ginger palm sugar with glutinous rice ball, kolang kaling, white toast, roasted peanut and condense milk PEMPEK . 38 FISH AND CHIPS . 78 NASI BAKAR GUDEG JOGJA . 78 Fish cake, cucumber, spicy soya sauce Deep fried John Dory fish in batter, Traditional Yogyakarta dish char grill steamed rice served ASSORTED LOCAL SEASONAL FRUITS . 38 with lemon, French fries and tartar sauce with braised young jack fruit, fried chicken, sambal kerecek, CRISPY FRIED LOCAL CALAMARI . 48 Tropical sliced cut fruit boiled quail egg, fried tempe and karak crackers With tartar sauce PAN SEARED SALMON . 168 CHOCOLATE MOUSSE . 38 Sautéed spinach, potato croquet, red pepper coulis and spicy MIE GORENG KAMPUNG . 88 HOMEMADE VEGETABLE SPRINGROLL . 48 Strawberry chunk, honeycomb and vanilla ice cream Grated bengkuang and veggies with honey soy sauce lemon sauce “Kampoeng Fried noodles”, Stir–fried signatures egg noodles, vegetables, chicken satay and fried chicken HOMEMADE CHICKEN SPRINGROLL . 58 BEEF WIENER SCHNITZEL . 188 drumstick ALMOND CRUMBLE BLUEBERRY Grated bengkuang and chicken with honey soy sauce Mash potato, vegetable, mushroom sauce CHEESE CAKE . 48 NASI GORENG KAMPUNG Mango coulis, strawberry compote and lemon zest mascarpone BBQ CHICKEN WINGS . 78 . 98 “Kampoeng Fried Rice”, Yogyakarta kitchen signature fried Vegetable crudités, sweet chili dips and BUTCHER CUTS: 200 G ANGUS BEEF TENDERLOIN AuSTRALIAN rice, crunchy prawn, wagyu satay, fried chicken drumstick, MARRIOTT KEY LIME PIE . 48 homemade barbeque sauce . 348 200 G ANGUS BEEF STRIPLOIN AuSTRALIAN . 418 fried egg and pickles Egg yolks, condensed milk, key lime juice, unsalted butter, 220 G LAMB CHOPS . 248 chopped pecans and granulated sugar 6pcs of marinated barbeque skewer, peanut PAN SEARED BABY CHICKEN . 98 LIDAH SAPI CABE IJO . 98 SATAY sauce, or colo-colo sambal with lontong or Green chili, onion, paprika, urap sayur, steam rice CHOICE OF THREE SCOOPS ICE CREAM . 48 steamed rice Vegetables Sides (Choice of any 2) Selection of vanilla, chocolate, strawberry, butterscotch French fries, plain rice, mashed potato, roasted potatoes IKAN GURAME ASAM MANIS . 118 AYAM | CHICKEN . 58 with onions and herbs, sautéed or grilled seasonal Fried gurame, pencuk vegetable, paprika, onion, steamed rice BANANA SPLIT . 58 KAMBING | LAMB . 88 vegetables , garden salad Banana with three ice cream and crush peanut UDANG | PRAWN . 98 BEBEK GARING SLEMAN . 138 SAPI | BEEF . 108 Sauces (Choice of any 1) Herbed local duck, urap vegetable, steamed rice, trio sambal Mushroom sauce, lemon butter sauce, classic béarnaise fried egg and prawn cracker sauce, peppercorn sauce, steak herb butter snacks from the kettle SANDWICHES & MORE HOMEMADE LOCAL WILD MUSHROOM All our sandwiches & burgers are served with CRISPY CHICKEN SOY . 48 SOUP . 48 your choice of French fries or potato wedges or Honey soy sauce and local crudities pasta sweet potato fries with fresh cream and garlic bread TEMPURA STYLE PRAWNS . 78 GRILLED LOCAL VeGETABLES SOTO AYAM LAMONGAN . 58 SPAGHETTI AGLIO OLIO . 68 Fried prawns, fried vegetable served with wasabi mayo, Thai SANDWICHES . 98 Rice noodle, shredded chicken, cabbage, boiled egg, koyah, Chili flakes, garlic, ricotta cheese and fresh parsley chili sauce Aromatic focaccia bread, grilled zucchini, onion, eggplant, emping, turmeric chicken broth and sambal SPAGHETTI A LA NORMA . 68 paprika and mayonnaise basil pesto YOGYAKARTA OXTAIL SOUP . 108 Cherry tomato, chili flakes, fried eggplant, ricotta cheese CHICKEN SANDWICH . 98 Braised Indonesian oxtail broth, carrot, potato, leeks, sambal and fresh basil Twist bread, caramelized onion, lettuce and cheddar cheese childrens menu hijau, lime and vegetables crackers with steamed rice SPAGHETTI CHICKEN CARBONARA. 88 Chicken strip, turkey bacon and parmesan cream sauce YOGYAKARTA KITCHEN BEEF RENDANG salads QUESADILLA . 98 BUBUR AYAM . 38 PENNE BOLOGNAISE . 88 Tortilla flour, cheddar cheese, onion paprika served with Chicken, rice porridge, sweet corn, sweet potato, spinach with GADO GADO . 38 Aromatic beef ragout, tomato sauce, parsley and parmesan guacamole, tomato salsa and sour cream crackers Indonesian vegetable salad with boiled egg, cheese MARRIOTT CLUB SANDWICH . 118 peanut and cashew nut sauce DORA'S RICE ADVENTURE'S . 48 Turkey breast, beef bacon, egg, tomato and lettuce TAHU TEK TELUR . 48 PENNE CARBONARA . 88 Vegetable fried rice with fried egg sunny side up Beef bacon, cream, parsley and parmesan cheese Indonesian salad with omelete, tofu, lontong, glass noodle, MARRIOTT BURGER . 168 emping with petis sauce (shrimp paste) MARSHA & THE BEAR MAC AND CHEESE . 48 200gm Angus beef patty, cheddar cheese, beef bacon, LINGUINI SEAFOOD ARRABIATTA. 98 Macaroni, cream and parmesan cheese lettuce, tomato, gherkin and homemade sesame seed bun THAI BEEF SALAD . 58 Prawn, squid, fish, chili, tomato peel, basil leaf and olive oil Sliced roasted beef, local lettuce, shallot, cucumber, tomato, ANGRY BIRD . 58 red chili and coriander leave with namjim sauce Seared chicken breast, vegetables with French fries or mashed potato CLASSIC CAESAR SALAD . 58 Food Allergies: Please inform your order taker if you suffer from any food allergies such as nuts and shell fish. Romaine lettuce, shaved parmesan, crouton, All prices are in thousands rupiah (000) and subject to prevailing 10% government tax and 10% service charges. UPIN IPIN MIGHTY MO . 58 ground black pepper, Caesar dressing Beef patty, tomato, bbq sauce, coleslaw and cheddar cheese □ CHICKEN BREAST . 28 + Healthy Signature Dish Gluten Free Vegetarian Nuts Spicy with French fries □ PRAWNS . 38 +.
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