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GO GRAND YOU STAY AT HOME, and we’ll deliver. Enjoy an array of menu items from the Grand Café kitchen delivered right to your door. It’s just a call away. Please contact +62 21 2992 1430 or +62 815 913 1234 (WhatsApp/ call) to place your order. GRAND CAFE MENU APPETISER FROM THE GRILL GADO-GADO 80 NORWEGIAN SALMON 200G 320 Boiled puncakGO vegetables, spicy Bogor peanut sauce SUPREME CHICKEN BREAST 200G 280 LUMPIA SAYUR 80 BEEF TENDERLOIN 200G 450 Fried vegetable spring rolls, spicy peanut dip With your choice of: steamed rice, red rice, creamy spinach, butter vegeteables, MIXED GREEN SALAD 120 mashed potatoes, French fries Organic lettuce, berries, seeds, yoghurt-kaffir lime dressing Choice of sauce: Lemon butter, mushroom, black pepper, pommery mustard, rosemary CAESAR SALAD 100 Romaine lettuce, croutons, parmesan cheese RICE – NOODLES Add chicken 50 NASI GORENG 140 Add prawns 95 Fried Cianjur rice, prawns, chicken, fried egg, chicken satay SATAY SATE AYAM 130 MIE GORENG 130 Chicken satay, peanut sauce, rice cake Homemade egg noodles, prawns, chicken, vegetables SATE KAMBING 130 Lamb satay, sweet soy sambal, rice cake PASTA 140 Tagliatelle, spaghetti, fusilli, penne SATE MARANGGI 150 Beef tenderloin satay, spicy green tomato salsa Choice of sauce: aglio e olio, tomato, alfredo, bolognese sauce SOUP SOP BUNTUT 180 SANDWICHES Oxtail in clear beef soup, puncak vegetables, CLUB SANDWICH 140 local spices Grilled chicken, fried egg, beef bacon, lettuce, tomato, French fries SOTO AYAM 120 Chicken and glass noodle soup, turmeric, CHEESE BURGER 140 egg, vegetables Cheddar, beef bacon, lettuce, onion, pickles, French fries SOUP OF THE DAY 80 SMOKED SALMON SANDWICH 160 MAINS Toasted baguette, sprouts, sour cream, PEPES IKAN 130 French fries Snapper grilled in banana leaf, tomato, chili, kaffir lime DESSERT 85 CHEESE CAKE RENDANG DAGING 150 Strawberries, mint Spicy beef stew in coconut milk, Indonesian herbs FRESH FRUITS TROPICAL SLICED FRUITS UDANG BALADO 150 KUE KUE Wok fried aceh tiger prawns, Traditional indonesian pastries balado sambal PISANG GORENG KUNG PAO CHICKEN 140 Fried banana, cheese, jackfruit ice cream Mixed bellpeppers, onion, cashew, dried chili ICE CREAM 40 per scoop Vanilla, coffee, Glenmore single origin chocolate, BLACK PEPPER BEEF 280 pandan, mango sorbet Beef tenderloin, onion, bell pepper, black pepper GRANDsauce.

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