Shalom Brisbane Indonesian Restaurant

One of the few Indonesian restaurants in town. Located at the corner of the Pinelands Plaza, the store has both indoor and semi-outdoor seating areas, capable of accommodating a huge number of customers.<br/ <br/ My all-time favourite is the Gado-Gado. The vegetables were fresh, topped with flavourful peanut sauce. However, I also enjoyed the Iga Bumbu Rujak; the meat was tender and juicy, while the sweet sauce pairs with it perfectly. The noodles were also great, specifically the Mi Ayam Jamur and the Mi Abang-Abang (the two have slightly different sauce and toppings). Another menu that was delicious was the Soto Betawi; tasted so authentic!<br/ <br/ For the portion size given and the price, I would definitely come back for some Indonesian food in the future!

The flavors were good, but the portions were smaller than usual. The grilled chicken and beef ribs were flavorful and seemed authentic. The fish or beef ball soup, priced at $7, was a very small bowl of clear soup with only 6 balls.

Loving the gado gado (salad with peanut sauce) here, and the non spicy option of roast beef empal bumbu rujak. is so charcoal grilled, loving the charcoal flavour. if you are up for a little spice, go for the green chili beef, the spice just keep coming to the throat, burning but not like a hot red one.

This restaurant offers delicious authentic Indonesian cuisine with generous portions at reasonable prices. It's a great spot for a quick lunch, but not ideal for lingering.

I visited the restaurant alone and tried the batagor, bakso abang abang, and empal goreng penyet. The prices were reasonable and the portions were slightly smaller for the smaller dishes. However, the service was very fast, which was a big plus. Overall, it's a great option for quick, affordable, and delicious food!