Occupying the shop lot near Bank
Islam, what drew us to DBakul was no other than its prominence. As we drove
past Taipan, we have all noticed this brightly lit Indonesian restaurant and
have made a mental note to try it out.
So…that’s the background to how we
came to Dbakul.
We were greeted with ‘Selamat Sore
bu, Selamat Sore Pak’ as we walked in. The ambience inside the restaurant was
simply pleasing and the soft Balinese music in the background made me feel very
welcomed.
Appetiser |
Love the batik motive |
This is called sop buntut (RM24)
which was made from ox tail. I love this rich yet clear broth which was packed
with the goodness of carrots and potatoes.
I ordered a lalapan for myself
(RM5.50)- this was merely a platter of freshly cut veggies – long beans,
tomatoes, carrots, cucumber and some lettuce. Just take a piece of the raw
vegetable and dip it into the sambal – heavenly!
These are ayam penyet and ayam
presto (RM9 each). I’ve always marvelled at the way they flatten the chicken!
Anyway, the chicken was so aromatic and the generous amount of sambal gave this
dish an extra boost!
Gado-gado betawi (RM7.50) – made up
of a variety of ingredients, amongst them bean sprouts and long beans reminded
me of our Malaysian rojak.
Teh kotjok (RM7) and teh rempah
serai (RM6)
At the end of this wonderful dining
experience, we are given a discount voucher which entitles us to a 10% discount
on our next visit….and I am 100% sure we will be back.
Address: Unit 55A
Jalan USJ10/1F
47620 USJ
Tel : +603 80 20 6813
Mastercard & Visa accepted
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