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Nachos 92 • Grilled Bbq Chicken Wings 83 Lumpia Udang 78 • Crispy Calamari 78 • Chicken Pop Corn 78 • Spicy Gril Starter & Soup NACHOS crispy tortilla chips, chilli corn carne, guacamole, tomato salsa, melted cheddar cheese, coriander, sour cream, olives 92 • GRILLED BBQ CHICKEN WINGS coriander spiced chicken wings, orange bourbon barbecue sauce 83 LUMPIA UDANG crispy spring rolls, shrimp, rice vermicelli, vegetables, spring onion, fried shallot, sweet chilli dip 78 • CRISPY CALAMARI with roasted salt and pepper, Thai sweet and spicy sauce 78 • CHICKEN POP CORN deep fried chicken fillet with chilli aioli sauce 78 • SPICY GRILLED BEEF SALAD peppered sirloin, cucumber, carrot, cherry tomato, coriander, spicy lime dressing, crushed peanut 92 • PADMA’S CAESAR SALAD romaine lettuce, poached egg, crispy bacon bits, butter croutons, anchovy, Parmesan cheese, Caesar dressing with seared prawns +30 • with grilled chicken +20 72 • ORGANIC QUINOA AND AVOCADO SALAD mixed organic lettuce, quinoa, avocado, cherry tomato, pumpkin, sunflower seeds, lemon honey dressing 58 • SEAFOOD LAKSA spicy soup, prawn, egg, fish ball, tofu, egg noodle, bean sprout, coriander leaves 98 • SOTO AYAM MADURA chicken in spiced turmeric broth, glass noodles, quail egg, cabbage, bean sprout, tomato, melinjo crackers 58 • vegetarian gluten free spicy contains seafood contains pork contains alcohol contains nut contains dairy prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax Local Specialty SOP BUNTUT (REBUS/ GORENG) boiled or fried Indonesian oxtail soup, nutmeg, cinnamon, spiced beef broth, tomato, potato, carrot, fried shallot, steamed rice 195 • IGA BAKAR PADMA Balinese pork ribs, long bean salad, steamed rice, sambal matah, pork skin crackers OR BBQ pork ribs with mixed salad, French fries, grilled sweet corn, barbecue sauce 168 • SATE CAMPUR NUSANTARA assorted Indonesian satay (chicken, beef, lamb) served with peanut sauce, chilli soy, steamed rice 130 • NASI GORENG BUNTUT wok-fried rice, coriander spiced oxtail, egg, nutmeg, green chilli sambal, fried shallots, melinjo crackers 128 • IKAN BAKAR JIMBARAN Jimbaran-style ikan bakar with long bean salad, fried peanut, steamed rice, and sambal matah 128 • NASI CAMPUR BALI steamed rice with ayam betutu or spiced Balinese pork, kalas kacang panjang, sate lilit ayam, egg, fried peanut, rempeyek kacang, sambal matah Ayam OR Babi 128 BEBEK GORENG crispy Balinese spiced duck, coconut turmeric, seasoned long bean, shallot, lemongrass, chilli sambal, steamed rice 118 • Main WAGYU BEEF BURGER chargrilled wagyu patty on sesame buns, Bali beef tomato, iceberg lettuce, caramelised onion, with or without bacon, melted cheddar cheese, French fries 128 • PADMA CLUB SANDWICH toasted or plain triple decker with chicken, ham, cheese, bacon, avocado, fried egg, lettuce, tomato choice of rye, oatmeal, multigrain, French, or gluten free bread 118 • PRAWN SPAGHETTI AGLIO OLIO pan-seared prawn, garlic, olive oil, chilli, basil, spaghetti 118 • vegetarian gluten free spicy contains seafood contains pork contains alcohol contains nut contains dairy prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax FISH & CHIPS crispy beer battered fish of the day, French fries, tartare sauce, lemon 110 • FUSILLI BOLOGNAISE beef bolognaise sauce, tomato, oregano, basil, shaved Parmesan cheese 90 • Hearty Favourites FLATBREAD BEEF TZATZIKI grilled sirloin, feta cheese, cucumber, tomato, olives, tzatziki sauce 93 • GRILLED CHICKEN SALAD chicken breast, capsicum, tomato, corn, chickpeas, cucumber, onion, parsley, croutons, honey lime dressing 83 AVO’ TOMATO CORN TACOS roasted butter squash pumpkin, avocado, tomato corn salsa 83 • VIETNAMESE ROLLS vegetables in rice paper rolls with sweet chilli sauce 73 • Pizza NEW YORK Italian sausages, meatball, salami, pepperoni, tomato, mozzarella cheese, peppers, mushroom, olives, garlic 130 • SEAFOOD MARINARA tuna, snapper, mussel, squid, prawn, onion, olives, capsicum, mozzarella cheese 130 • FOUR CHEESE blue cheese, goat cheese, mozzarella cheese, ricotta cheese 130 • HAWAIIAN back bacon, ham, tomato, pineapple, mozzarella cheese, herbs 120 • MARGHERITA tomato, mozzarella and Parmesan cheese, basil 110 • vegetarian gluten free spicy contains seafood contains pork contains alcohol contains nut contains dairy prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax Japanese Selection Starter & Sushi CALIFORNIA SUSHI ROLL crab meat and avocado mix with mayonnaise 80 • CHICKEN KARAAGE marinated deep fried chicken thigh with ginger and garlic sauce 65 • AVOCADO SUSHI ROLL avocado sushi roll 60 • Japanese Set TERIYAKI SET (CHICKEN/ FISH/ BEEF) choice of grilled chicken, fish, or beef, with teriyaki sauce served with salad, rice, miso soup, pickles, and sliced fruits 135 • KATSU SET (CHICKEN/ PORK) deep fried crumbed chicken or pork cutlet served with salad, rice, miso soup, pickles, and sliced fruits 125 • Noodle YAKI UDON stir fried Japanese noodle with chicken and vegetables 85 Curry Udon stir fried noodle and chicken with Japanese curry sauce 85 Dessert CAKE OF THE DAY cake selections of the day 58 • TROPICAL FRUIT PLATTER 53 • BANANA SPLIT fresh banana, vanilla and chocolate ice cream, strawberry ice cream, strawberry sauce, chocolate sauce, chocolate chip 45 • SELECTION OF ICE CREAM (vanilla, chocolate, strawberry) 20 • vegetarian gluten free spicy contains seafood contains pork contains alcohol contains nut contains dairy prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax Kids Menu Hearty Meal TOASTED HAM & DOUBLE CHEESE SANDWICH with fries 70 • CHICKEN SATAY with steamed rice and peanut sauce 60 • RAINBOW VEGGIE & FRUIT SALAD mixed lettuce, avocado, strawberry, orange, cucumber, cherry tomato, corn, honey mustard 60 • STEAMED BROCCOLI & SWEET CORN with cheddar cheese 60 • Kids Favourites MINI BEEF BURGER cheesy beef patty in mini brioche buns, tomato relish, lettuce, and fries 80 • CHICKEN FRIED RICE with fried egg and prawn crackers 70 • NEMO’S FISH AND CHIPS battered dory fish, fries, and tartare sauce 70 • CHICKEN NUGGETS homemade nuggets with chilli mayonnaise and tartare sauce 70 • BOLO – BOLO PASTA your choice of pasta with hearty beef bolognaise sauce (gluten free pasta is available) 70 • MAC N CHEESE oven-baked classic macaroni and cheese 60 • vegetarian gluten free spicy contains seafood contains pork contains alcohol contains nut contains dairy prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax Fresh Juice FRESHLY SQUEEZED ORANGE 58 PAPAYA / WATERMELON / 48 PINEAPPLE / MIXED FRUIT Chilled Juice 38 GUAVA / ORANGE / APPLE / PINEAPPLE Soft Drink 38 COKE / COKE ZERO / DIET COKE / SPRITE / GINGER ALE / SODA WATER / TONIC WATER Whole Coconut 50 Mocktail 60 STRAWBERRY COOLER strawberry, passion fruit and lime juice, lemonade BANANA COOLER banana, yoghurt, passion fruit and orange juice VIRGIN MOJITO lime, mint leaves, sugar syrup, soda water Still and Sparkling Water SAN PELLEGRINO (750ml) 88 SAN PELLEGRINO (500ml) 68 AQUA REFLECTIONS STILL/ 38 SPARKLING EVIAN (500ML) 54 Coffee and Tea PADMA ICED COFFEE 48 iced coffee with vanilla ice cream LONG BLACK / CAPPUCCINO / 45 CAFE LATTE ESPRESSO 40 DOUBLE ESPRESSO 45 HOT TEA 38 prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax by participating in our “Straw Upon Request” campaign, you are doing your part in saving the earth Milkshake 65 VANILLA / CHOCOLATE / STRAWBERRY Smoothies 68 BANANA / STRAWBERRY Hearty Juice 68 ANTIOXIDANT BOOSTER apple, pineapple, carrot TWINKLE EYES orange, banana, strawberry, lime ENERGY BOOSTER apple, pineapple, watermelon Beer BINTANG (SMALL) 52 Vodka GREY GOOSE 160 ABSOLUT BLUE 125 Rum BACARDI 130 CAPTAIN MORGAN 105 Gin BOMBAY SAPPHIRE 140 Whiskey JACK DANIEL’S 160 JIM BEAM 130 JW BLACK LABEL 168 CHIVAS REGAL 168 prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax by participating in our “Straw Upon Request” campaign, you are doing your part in saving the earth Cocktail 140 MOJITO white rum, mint leaves, lime, sugar syrup, soda water TEQUILA SUNRISE tequila, orange juice, grenadine syrup ELDERFLOWER SOUR gin, eldelflower syrup, mint leaves, lime, soda water FRUIT TINGLE vodka, blue curacao, grenadine syrup, Sprite LONG ISLAND ICED TEA vodka, rum, gin, tequila, triple sec, lime juice, Coke Wine By Bottle 750 ML Sparkling Wine DE BORTOLI SACRED HILL 420 White Wine OHAU GRAVELS 510 SAUVIGNON BLANC TWO ISLANDS 342 CHARDONNAY Red Wine KAIKEN MALBEC 470 TWO ISLANDS 342 CABERNET MERLOT prices are in thousands of rupiah and subject to 10% government tax by participating in our “Straw Upon Request” campaign, you are doing your part in saving the earth .
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