Raos Indonesian Street Food - Mount Eden
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based on 8 reviews
Contact Raos Indonesian Street Food
| Address : | Raos Indonesian Street Food 433 Dominion Road, Mount Eden, Auckland 1024, New Zealand |
| Phone : | ๐ +99 |
| Postal code : | 1024 |
| Website : | https://m.facebook.com/raos.nz/ |
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Hungry Teddy on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Happy to find an Indonesian restaurant that offers other Indonesian dishes. Tasted good and priced reasonably. Cuanki was definitely our fav.
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Syakirin Ghazali on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Ordered the Iga Bakar Sambal Mangga and it is an unforgettable experience. Accommodated by sambal the dish is just perfect.
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Endy Widjaja on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Great hospitality from the gentleman originated from Solo. He is very welcoming and introducing us their specials for the day. Tahu gejrot and batagor are definitely my favorite. Ayam bakar w sambal belacan is also good . Their belacan sambal on table is spicy but also tasty. Feels like we are eating in Indonesia as they have tv channel showing Indonesian kompas news. Will definitely recommed our friends and and come back for more. Thank you Raos!! Keep it up great service and authentic indonesian food.
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Yonathan Tedjamulia on Google
โ โ โ โ โ What I love about Indonesian food is you can go to different part of Indonesia and have completely different food taste profile! It feels like go to different country!
So, this is another style of indonesian restaurant,
I tried their ribs with mango chilli, batagor, tahu, sate and bakso
I have to give this restaurant 5 out of 5 considering their price and how awesome their food is!!!
If you love spicy food like myself, try their sambal on the table... and add a bit of sweet soy sauce "kecap manis", yummmmm
Will definitely go back to this place again to try dishes
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Phoebe C on Google
โ โ โ โ โ First time trying Indonesian food and Raos is beyond AMAZING!
Batagor seems to be all time favourite and I can see why. Eveything in the dish ties so perfectly together from the crispy and smooth deep fried tofu, and the crispy sheets with fish meat paste, all topped with a generous amount of satay sauce. The dish can however become a bit sweet as you process so it's recommended that you do squeeze some lemon juice over it for the zest to counteract the sweetness.
We opted for the Grilled Beef Ribs and Lamb Skewers. I think they may have given me the wrong dish as I ordered the original grilled beef ribs but when the man served me, I heard him say it was the soy glazed ribs. Nonetheless, the sauce was still tastey, kinda had a Teriyaki flavour to it, and the ribs were absolutely "comes off the bone"- tender!
The lamb skewers were also grilled nicely and had a smokey char-grilled flavour to it, all topped with more satay sauce.
Be sure to top your dish with some of their homemade SAMBAL sauce as it really gives it a good kick of heat!
The drinks we got were the Grass Jelly and Palm Sugar drink (Es Cincau Gula Aren) and the Hot and Sweet Sudanese beverage that contained coconut milk and ginger (Bajigur). The drinks were a tad thin but quite sweet and good for bringing down the heat from the sambal.
Staff service is the most friendly with beautiful smiles and overall environment is clean and cozy. Food also comes out very fast (about 20mins).
The shop can cater to large crowds and table settings are mostly for 2 to 4 people. Parking shouldn't be too much of a problem as their location has a sufficient amount of side street parking and a few at the front of their shop (Dominion Road).
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Vanessa Hu on Google
โ โ โ โ โ A newly opened Indonesian restaurant, very friendly staff, I like their deep fried tofu with peanut sauce, but feel a bit sweet, and Indonesian fried rice was good as well. Next time I would like to try some their house made chill sauce.
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Alexander Arwin on Google
โ โ โ โ โ Yummy Indonesian food - in the pics are: mie ayam (chicken noodle -indonesian street style), es campur ( shaved ice dessert) and nasi Kapau ( Authentic rice dishes from Padang with rendang and curry).
Good indonesian hospitality & good ambience. Highly recommend to try this place for Authentic Indonesian Food.
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Chris Crow on Google
โ โ โ โ โ This place is the real deal. They donโt always serve the best known Indonesian dishes but go for a more interesting selection of mostly Javanese and Sumatran cuisines, done authentically with high quality ingredients. They also donโt warn you about how spicy it might be, so if youโre not into having your face melted, itโs your job to ask. The staff are friendly, fast, and helpful. We ordered more food than the two of us could eat and our total was $68. The ribs with peanut mango sauce are fantastic.
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