My Indonesian colleague says this is the "authentic food of Padang", so we followed her here for lunch. The food choices here are wide and varied, all local. From pan-fried beef lung(Paru) to exotic chilled finger ridged gourds - they have a wide choice. In...More

We had a brunch in this restaurant, the charcoal grilled chicken was nice, the spices was delicious, has a lot of various choice of meal, has a good service, recommended when you go to Singapore

Found this place while out a walk, very nice traditional Indonesian food. Beef, Chicken, fish, veg, Rice it has it all. Friendly helpful staff and very reasonable prices. Will be back.

Popped in by myself while running errands in the vicinity, ordered beef rendang and sayor lodeh from the affable lady behind the counter of gorgeous-looking food. Loved that the rice came in a cone, rendang done the traditional way, hard, dry and fragrant with fried...More

My family and i had dinner at location, initially we thought the place was just average as the place was not that spacious. However after having the wonderful, we realise now why the restaurant needs to make more tables as people kept pouring in to...More

one of the favorite restaurant , authentic padang taste , always busy during lunch time , try the beef rendang

Came here for lunch. Food though authentic was nothing to shout about. One of the servers was careless and spilled a drink on my friend. They also got our drinks order mixed up. Unlikely that i will patronize again.

A friend from Indonesia wanted to have Indonesian meal for lunch and headed to Sari Ratu near Arab Street. Typical Indonesian menu offerings. We ordered Chicken and Fish entree with rice and drinks. Food in general taste a little sweet. Small restaurant with average ventilation....More

Wife wanted to eat authentic Indonesian food. After a short search we agreed to go to Sari Ratu in Pahang Street. Its a rather large place, with tables outside too and also pretty modest, so all attention is on the food. Choice is more than...More

My wife and I frequented Sari Ratu when we visited Jakarta at the basement of Plaza Senayan to makan Nasi Padang many years ago. Today, it is so easy just drive over to 20 Pahang Street. What is it so different? There are variasi food...More