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Depot Podjok Side dishes (per 100 gram) Snacks Udang rica € 6,00 Pangsit € 6,50 Shrimp in spicy sauce 6 pieces of fried chicken dumplings Rendang € 3,50 Loempia semarang € 2,50 Tender beef slimmered in coconut oil and chilli sauce Spring rolls filled with chicken and young bamboo depot podjok Smoor € 3,00 Soempia € 2,50 Tender beef slimmered in sweet soya sauce 6 pieces of vegetarian mini springrolls INDONESIAN RESTAURANT Tumis boontjes € 2,50 Loempia ayam € 2,25 Green beans Spring rolls filled with chicken and vegetables & CATERING Sayur lodeh € 2,75 Panada € 2,25 Mixed vegetables in coconut broth Pastry filled with tuna Orak arik € 2,75 Bapao € 2,25 Stir fried vegetables Steamed bun with a sweet filling of chicken or beef Terong balado € 2,75 Lemper € 2,25 Eggplant in spicy sauce Chicken wrapped in a sticky rice roll Atjar djawa € 3,00 Pastei ayam € 2,25 Pickles of cucumber and red onion Pastry filled with chicken and vegetables Risoles ayam € 2,25 Indonesian croquette filled with chicken ragout Side dishes (per portion) Dadar gulung € 2,25 Dadar isi € 8,00 Indonesian pancake with cocos and palmsugar Stuffed omelet with ground beef Spekkoek € 2,25 Nasi kuning extra € 6,00 Dense spicy cake with many layers Nasi djawa extra € 6,00 Drinks Iam Super Juice € 3,00 Nasi goreng extra € 5,00 Various soft drinks € 2,75 Teh botol € 2,00 Bami goreng extra € 5,00 Bintang € 3,50 Catering Heineken € 2,95 Depot Podjok also provides custom catering . White rice extra € 4,00 Wine € 3,50 Please contact us, to make an appointment. Cappuccino € 2,75 Lontong extra € 4,00 Coffee € 2,25 Adres Coffee tubruk € 2,25 Bankastraat 97 - 2585 EJ Den Haag Tea € 2,00 070 - 3523139 [email protected] www.depotpodjok.nl Dish for two Dessert Openinghours Rice table € 45,00 Es Durian € 5,00 Es Tjendol € 4,25 Monday:Closed Es Kelapa Muda € 4,25 Tuesday-Friday 12:00 - 21:00 Es Tape € 4,25 Saturday: 16:00 - 21:00 Es Tjampur € 4,25 Sunday: 16:00 - 20:00 Spekkoek ice € 4,25 Rames Specialties Vegetarian dishes A complete meal for 1 person Rawon € 12,50 Lotek € 10,50 Rames Normal Special Depot Podjok Authentic East Javansese beef soup served Mixed blanched vegetables, tempe and tofu with wite rice in a sweetsour, light spicy peanutsauce dressing Nasi kuning € 12,50 € 14,00 € 16,50 served with lontong Yellow rice Gule kambing € 12,50 Lamb in coconut sauce served with white rice Karedok € 10,50 Nasi djawa € 12,50 € 14,00 € 16,50 Indonesian coleslaw in a sweetsour peanutsauce Spicy fried rice Tongseng € 12,50 dressing served with white rice and emping Sweet and spice lamb stew served Nasi goreng € 11,50 € 13,00 € 15,50 with white rice Tahu ketoprak € 10,50 Fried rice Salad with bean sprouts, tofu and cucumber Iga kambing bakar € 11,50 with peanut sauce dazzled with sweet soy sauce Bami goreng € 11,50 € 13,00 € 15,50 Roasted lamb spareribs in ketjapsauce served served with lontong Fried noodles with white rice Gado gado € 9,50 Nasi putih € 10,50 € 12,00 € 14,50 Tahu telor € 10,00 Mixed blanched vegetables, eg, tempe and tofu in White rice Tofu fried in egg Javanese style served peanutsauce dressing served with lontong with lontong Lontong € 10,50 € 12,00 € 14,50 Rudjak manis € 7,50 Compressed rice cake Fruit salad in sweet and spicy sauce Poultry Normal Soup Smoor, green beans, telor balado, sambal goreng kentang, atjar Ayam bakar € 12,00 Grilled sweet and spicy chicken served with white rice Soto ayam istimewa € 9,00 Special Authentic Indonesian chickensoup served with Smoor, green beans, telor balado, sambal goreng kentang, atjar, Ayam setan € 11,00 white rice 1 chicken satay Spicy chicken served with white rice Bami bakso tahu € 8,50 Depot Podjok Ayam goreng kremes € 10,50 Noodlesoup with meatballs and tofu served Smoor, green beans, telor balado, sambal goreng kentang, atjar, Fried chicken leg with crispy pieces with noodles 1 chicken satay, 1 lamb satay served with white rice Lunch (until 16:00) Satay Ayam goreng asam garam € 8,50 Fried chicken served with white rice Nasi Mawut € 6,50 Sate betawi € 16,50 Stir fried nasi & bami, vegetables 5 sticks tenderloin satay with peanut sauce, atjar, orak arik Fish served with a fried egg & cucumber served with nasi kuning Pepes ikan € 12,00 Sandwich with Rendang € 3,75 Sate kambing € 9,50 Spicy mackerelfilet steamed in bananaleaf Tender beef slimmered in coconut oil and chilli sauce 3 sticks of lamb satay in sweet soy sauce, atjar served with white rice served with lontong Sandwich with Smoor € 3,25 Pempek kapal selam € 12,00 Tender beef slimmered in sweet soya sauce Sate ayam madura € 9,00 Fried fish cake of kingfish and tapioca filled 5 sticks of chicken satay madurese style, atjar with an eg in a spicy vinegaer sauce served with noodles Sandwich with Ayam pedis € 3,25 served with lontong Chicken filet in spicy sauce Pempek lenjer € 12,00 Sate ayam € 8,00 Fried fish cake of kingfish and tapioca Sandwich with Telor balado € 2,75 3 sticks chicken satay with peanut sauce, atjar in a spicy vinegar sauce served with noodles Egg in spicy sauce served with lontong Batagor € 11,00 Fried rice or fried noodles instead of white rice/lontong: € 1,50 extra Fried fish dumplings in a light spicey peanut sauce Fried spicy rice or yellow rice instead of white rice/lontong: € 2,00 extra.
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