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Depot Podjok Menu 2020 Engels 20200806.Indd Side dishes (per 100 gram) Snacks Udang Peté € 7,50 Pangsit € 6,50 Small Shrimp with Peteh beans 6 pieces of fried chicken dumplings Udang rica € 6,00 Loempia semarang € 2,75 Shrimp in spicy sauce Spring rolls fi lled with chicken and young bamboo depot podjok Rendang € 3,50 Soempia € 2,50 Tender beef slimmered in coconut oil and chilli sauce 6 pieces of vegetarian mini springrolls Smoor € 3,00 Loempia ayam € 2,50 INDONESIAN RESTAURANT Tender beef slimmered in sweet soya sauce Spring rolls fi lled with chicken and vegetables & CATERING Tumis boontjes € 2,50 Panada € 2,50 Green beans Pastry fi lled with tuna Sayur lodeh € 3,00 Bapao € 2,50 Mixed vegetables in coconut broth Steamed bun with a sweet fi lling of chicken or beef Orak arik € 2,75 Lemper € 2,50 Sti r fried vegetables Chicken wrapped in a sti cky rice roll Terong balado € 2,75 Pastei ayam € 2,50 Eggplant in spicy sauce Pastry fi lled with chicken and vegetables Atjar djawa € 3,50 Risoles ayam € 2,50 Pickles of cucumber and red onion Indonesian croquett e fi lled with chicken ragout Dadar gulung € 2,50 Indonesian pancake with cocos and palmsugar Side dishes (per portion) Dadar isi € 8,50 Sponscake € 2,50 Stuff ed omelet with ground beef Pandan cake Nasi kuning extra € 6,50 Spekkoek € 2,25 Dense spicy cake with many layers Nasi djawa extra € 6,50 Drinks Nasi goreng extra € 5,50 Iam Super Juice € 3,00 Various so� drinks € 2,75 Bami goreng extra € 5,50 Teh botol € 2,00 Catering Bintang € 3,50 White rice extra € 5,00 Heineken € 2,95 Depot Podjok also provides custom catering . Wine € 3,50 Please contact us, to make an appointment. Lontong extra € 5,00 Cappuccino € 2,75 Adres Coff ee € 2,25 Coff ee tubruk € 2,25 Bankastraat 97 - 2585 EJ Den Haag Tea € 2,00 070 - 3523139 Dessert [email protected] www.depotpodjok.nl Es Tjendol € 4,25 Openinghours Es Kelapa Muda € 4,25 Monday:Closed Es Tape € 4,25 Es Tjampur € 4,25 Tuesday-Saturday 16:00 - 21:00 Spekkoek ice € 4,50 Sunday: 16:00 - 20:00 Rames Specialties Vegetarian dishes A complete meal for 1 person Rawon € 13,00 Lotek € 11,00 Rames Normal Special Depot Authenti c East Javansese beef soup served Mixed blanched vegetables, tempe and tofu Podjok with wite rice in a sweetsour, light spicy peanutsauce dressing served with lontong Nasi kuning € 13,50 € 15,00 € 17,50 Gule kambing € 13,00 Yellow rice Lamb in coconut sauce served with white rice Karedok € 11,00 Indonesian coleslaw in a sweetsour peanutsauce Nasi djawa € 13,50 € 15,00 € 17,50 Tongseng € 13,00 dressing served with white rice and emping Spicy fried rice Sweet and spice lamb stew served with white rice Tahu ketoprak € 11,00 Nasi goreng € 12,50 € 14,00 € 16,50 Salad with bean sprouts, tofu and cucumber Fried rice Iga kambing bakar € 12,00 with peanut sauce dazzled with sweet soy sauce Roasted lamb spareribs in ketjapsauce served served with lontong Bami goreng € 12,50 € 14,00 € 16,50 with white rice Fried noodles Gado gado € 10,00 Tahu telor € 11,00 Mixed blanched vegetables, eg, tempe and tofu in Nasi pu� h € 11,50 € 13,00 € 15,50 Tofu fried in egg Javanese style served peanutsauce dressing served with lontong White rice with lontong Soup Lontong € 11,50 € 13,00 € 15,50 Compressed rice cake Poultry Soto ayam is� mewa € 9,50 Authenti c Indonesian chickensoup served with Normal Ayam bakar € 12,50 white rice Smoor, green beans, telor balado, sambal goreng kentang, atjar Grilled sweet and spicy chicken served with white rice Bami bakso tahu € 9,00 Special Ayam setan € 11,50 Noodlesoup with meatballs and tofu served Smoor, green beans, telor balado, sambal goreng kentang, atjar, Spicy chicken served with white rice with noodles 1 chicken satay Ayam goreng kremes € 11,00 Rice table Depot Podjok, dish for two € 49,50 Depot Podjok Fried chicken leg with crispy pieces Smoor, green beans, telor balado, sambal goreng kentang, atjar, served with white rice Appe� zer 1 chicken satay, 1 lamb satay - Soto Ayam small (Authenti c Indonesian chickensoup) Ayam goreng asam garam € 9,50 OR Satay Fried chicken served with white rice - Soempia 5 pieces (vegetarian mini springrolls) Sate betawi € 17,50 Fish Main dish choices: 5 sti cks tenderloin satay with peanut sauce, atjar, orak arik - Nasi puti h (white rice) OR Nasi goreng (fried rice) served with nasi kuning Pepes ikan € 12,50 OR Bami goreng (fried noodles). Combinati on also possible Spicy mackerelfi let steamed in bananaleaf Sate kambing € 10,00 served with white rice Main dish: 3 sti cks of lamb satay in sweet soy sauce, atjar - Smoor (Tender beef slimmered in sweet soya sauce) served with lontong Pempek kapal selam € 12,50 - Rendang (Tender beef slimmered in coconut oil+chilli sauce) Fried fi sh cake of kingfi sh and tapioca fi lled - Tumis boontjes (Green beans) Sate ayam madura € 9,50 with an eg in a spicy vinegaer sauce served with noodles - Sayur lodeh (Mixed vegetables in coconut broth) 5 sti cks of chicken satay madurese style, atjar - Sate ayam (chicken satay) served with lontong Pempek lenjer € 12,50 - Sate kambing (lamb satay) Fried fi sh cake of kingfi sh and tapioca - Telor belado (egg in spicy sauce) Sate ayam € 8,50 in a spicy vinegar sauce served with noodles - Sambal goreng tempe (fermented soybeans) 3 sti cks chicken satay with peanut sauce, atjar - Seroendeng (roasted coconut sprinkles) served with lontong Batagor € 11,50 - Atjar (pickles cucumber with red union) Fried fi sh dumplings in a light spicey peanut sauce - Kroepoek Fried rice or fried noodles instead of white rice/lontong: € 2,00 extra Fried spicy rice or yellow rice instead of white rice/lontong: € 2,50 extra Dessert: - Spekkoek with tea or coff ee.
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