Shop Reviews

Looks like a mess. Tastes pretty authentic but it’s tough.

Was initially deterred to try their Indonesian-style pancakes due to the price ($5.95 for 3 small pieces), but glad I had it. The pancakes, which taste like mee chiang kueh, were served warm. The recommended item Choco Cheese was a delightful combination of sweet and savoury, and had complexity in its flavour.

i bought red velvet murtabak and they cheated me with the portion and it is so small.the worker gave attitude and was very arrogant.This is the worst experience.

Very friendly staff and the food was good! It might be a tad too sweet for some people (the martabak) but it was just nice for me. The indomie was yummy as well. Two thumbs up!

Tried the chocolate and cheese Martabak and was surprised at how small it is for close to $6. (QR code as a reference). Taste wise, the choc is fragrant and quite good quality. The kueh was much denser than the usual one as well.

Shiok lah! My martabak manis was freshly made on the spot. But over indulgent; with generous loads of shredded cheese, chocolate rice, condensed milk and butter!!! Every ingredient adds inches to your waist (and elsewhere)! But true to the way it is done in Indonesia! Definitely not everyone’s cup of tea unless you have a super sweet tooth like me. Dough was soft and fluffy, with a honeycomb structure (like kueh Ambon). Prefer their “traditional” martabak over their “original”. Eat once in a long while OK lah. Maybe like after a marathon? Service staff thoughtfully offered glove (as it can be messy) in case I wanted to eat there and then. Nice move. Technically, I can finish a whole box in less than a day — but I know I shouldn’t…

Was expecting a lot more. The nasi goreng was too sweet, and looks like it was cooked in advance and was just kept somewhere in the shop, didn’t see anyone frying upon order. The bakso were not those that you can find in Indonesia, way too soft, tasted like those locally made in Singapore. Martabak telor tasted average, the skin could have been more crispy. Had a chance to try their martabak manis in Funan, tasted average too. Definitely an option if you are craving for martabak as it is very accesible, but was hoping for a lot better.

We ordered almost every dish for delivery; here is a lowdown on what is worth trying and what can be missed. Stick to their martabak manis; the original choco-cheese was gooey and filled with crunchy peanuts! A favourite for all. The ondeh-ondeh filling was however dismal and lacked the gooey filling of the chocolate to hold it together. Everything pretty much fell apart when it was delivered. The savoury martabak are surprisingly good, thick with filling and the kuah martabak telur sauce complimented it well. That is essentially all you should order. Everything else was absolutely disappointing. The Bakso was so salty, I couldn’t eat the meatballs without slathering in sweet sauce or spicy chilly to counter the saltiness. The soup was also too salty. The Indomie Ayam Geprek was essentially fried fatty chicken skin with hardly any actual chicken meat. There was nothing else the instant noodles came with which is a rip off for $11.90. The Indomie Bakso Penyet came with 5 miserable meatballs, no fried egg or garlic crackers as advertised; unsure how they could justify $10.50 for a packet of instant noodles and some small dry meatballs. (unfortunately the dish was eaten before I could get a photo!) The Beef Rendang although taste wise was ok the meat was chewy, tough and dry with hardly any rendang gravy. We requested to separate the chilli as there were children in our group but that request was sadly ignored. All the meals came covered in spicy chilli, which had a kick but meant the children couldn’t have any of the main dishes which is a shame. Strongly suggest Smile Martabak to stick to what you know best and forget about trying other Indonesian alternatives which you are unable to deliver or get right! A hit and miss of a meal, somewhat disappointing. Prices are somewhat higher than most, especially for instant noodles !

Pretty interesting meal, worth a try. Rice/noodle box was more filling than expected to all of us. Sweet martabak was mildly sweet and the cheese was perfectly fitting in.

they use indonesian nasi uduk for nasi lemak. if I knew earlier I would always buy it here! For the tempeh, I would suggest to make it thinner slice, e.g. 2 slices of thinner tempeh rather than one thick ones. thick tempeh slice might taste pretty bland