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Indonesian Feast 1

Saturday 19 September 2026, 12:00Venue time (Bangkok)
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Indonesian cuisine is one of the most vibrant and diverse food cultures which varies greatly across thousands of islands, featuring distinct regional styles. Each area uses local ingredients, unique spice blends, and cooking methods shaped by nearby cultures. For September 19th Meetup lunch, we’re pleased to share two classic regional Indonesian specialities with side dishes and dessert. Rawon Kuah Rawon is a traditional East Javanese soup dish utilizing the black keluak nut as the main seasoning, which gives a dark color and nutty flavor to the soup. The traditional Rawon Daging soup is made with tender beef chunks soak in the fragrant soup and served with jasmine rice, mung bean sprouts, a sprinkling of fried shallots, shrimp crackers, salted egg, and our homemade sambal sauce. Ayam Betutu The cooking process of the Ayam Betutu, a popular Balinese chicken dish, is rather tedious and time consuming whereby the meat is stuffed with vegetables and cooked slowly in low heat with an assortment of herbs and spices and finally baked in the oven. The juicy and succulent chicken with spices is a flavour explosion - yum yum. Served with jasmine rice. Side dishes These two sides are excellent accompaniments to the Rawon Kuah and Ayam Betut dishes. a. Begedil - deep-fried potato patty. b. Sambal Goreng - a delicious, aromatic, protein-rich side dish made with prawns, green beans, tempeh, and tofu. \ All diners will be able to sample our limited-edition Lapis Legit Durian which features the creamy, bittersweet flavour and pungent aroma of premium Mao Shan Wang durian folded into the batter or layers complementing the traditional spices. The price per pax is ฿380. To confirm your seat, please make a transfer by Thursday, 17th September, 3 pm to the following account. Kasikorn Bank No: 787-2-14394-1 Name: Chan Huang Seng Kindly forward the bank transfer receipt to us via Whatsapp/Line: +66 82-091-2038. \If you don’t have a Thai bank account, you can pay in cash at a Kasikorn Bank counter by giving the payment details to the bank teller. The organizer reserves the right to cancel the event if the minimum confirmation is not reached.

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