Affordable hidden Indonesian food in Causeway Bay 🇮🇩

▫️ There is an Indonesian food specialty shop in Sugar Street 🇮🇩 Looking carefully, there is a restaurant in the basement 😯 Usually very little opportunity to contact Indonesian cuisine, this time let's try it ✊🏻 🍗 Satay Chicken Skewers $46/3 skewers ▫️ Charcoal-flavored skewers 🔥 The crust is slightly burnt 🤏🏻 but the peanut satay sauce is very crispy and delicious 🥜 🐟Banana Leaf Grilled Fish $60 ▫️I thought I was wrong when I served it😂 It turns out that the grilled fish is wrapped in leaves🍃 The fish is quite smooth, not much bone🦴 The outer layer is covered with rich spices, I found it quite spicy🥵 Fortunately, there is a salad to neutralize the spiciness🥗 🌾 Yellow Ginger Rice $17 ▫️ After a few bites of fish, I couldn't help but order a rice to relieve the spiciness 🤣 Yellow ginger is good for health, every bite is full of yellow ginger fragrance, the rice is moist 🍚 🥬 Shrimp Sauce Stir-fried Through Vegetables $68 ▫️ The lettuce is crispy and seasoned, the shrimp sauce flavor is not too strong, the saltiness is moderate 🦐 ◻️ Indonesian fried tofu $45 ▫️ Both appearance and taste like fried bean sprouts 🤣 lighter taste 👀 🍜 Indonesian fried rice noodles $68 ▫️ The rice noodles are fried with seasoning, not too oily, with onions and mixed vegetables for a rich taste 🧅 Served with Indonesia's most famous shrimp chips😝 🍺 Suntory 380ml $28 ▫️ Found the wine in the restaurant is quite cheap😆 I couldn't help but order a glass of gur agur🍻 Kampoeng 📍G/F, Causeway Bay Commercial Building, 1-5 Sugar Street, Causeway Bay #causewaybay #Causeway Bay #Causeway BayFood #Indonesian #HongKongFood #HongKongReview #foodie #hkfoodie #foodiehk #hkiger #hkfood #hkfoodlover #hkfoodblogger #hongkongfoodie