N. Gan
I had lunch at Pu3 Restaurant today, which offers both set meals (individual and group) as well as à la carte options. I opted for à la carte to enjoy a milder spice level. I ordered a plate of white rice accompanied by three dishes: sayur lodeh, stir-fried long beans, and a fried chicken wing. Although the presentation of the dishes wasn’t particularly impressive, the food itself was satisfying, especially at the affordable price of $7.70, and the environment felt cosy. The place operates on a self-service basis, from ordering to returning your tray. However, the noise level made it difficult to hold a conversation, so while it’s fine for a quick lunch, I wouldn’t recommend it if you’re looking for a quiet spot to talk.