Shop/Food Review
Mr Good Says:
I visited Tok Tok for weekday lunch with a friend because her Indonesian colleague highly raved about the soup noodles. When a local tells you (technically he told my friend) this is legit Indonesian food, you definitely must try right? Seeing that they are running full house on a weekday, I reckon that we are on the right track.
The thing is neither of us ordered the recommended soup noodles. I ordered Ayam Penyet (because I adore this Indonesian dish) plus a corn fritter while my friend ordered her usual Mie Ayam Jamur. Unfortunately, Tok Tok's Ayam Penyet is average and the corn fritter is forgettable. The chicken is not bad but I have certainly tasted better ones. My friend was happy with her Chicken and Mushroom Dry Noodles though. I had a taste of the soup that came with her noodles and it was good. So, the moral of the story is "listen carefully to the recommendation"; when your friend says the soup noodle is authentic, you go for that and nothing else!
Anyway, when I was there, I whipped out my light and camera phone to take food photos out of habit (occupational hazard), which attracted the manager's attention, resulting in us having a complimentary Siomay Bandung.
It was the first time the both of us tried Soimay Bandung, an Indonesian snack consisting of Soimay (steamed fish cake), hard boiled egg, tofu and cabbage in sweet peanut sambal sauce. The sauce tasted like a cross between satay sauce and tahu telur sauce. Pretty nice for sharing and I will probably order it next time.
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Tok-Tok @313 Somerset
Somerset, Orchard, Dhoby Ghaut
Lunch: 11am to 4.59pm
Dinner: 5pm to 10.30pm (LO 9.30pm)
Halal Certified
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Shop/Food Review
Mr Good Says:
I visited Tok Tok for weekday lunch with a friend because her Indonesian colleague highly raved about the soup noodles. When a local tells you (technically he told my friend) this is legit Indonesian food, you definitely must try right? Seeing that they are running full house on a weekday, I reckon that we are on the right track.
The thing is neither of us ordered the recommended soup noodles. I ordered Ayam Penyet (because I adore this Indonesian dish) plus a corn fritter while my friend ordered her usual Mie Ayam Jamur. Unfortunately, Tok Tok's Ayam Penyet is average and the corn fritter is forgettable. The chicken is not bad but I have certainly tasted better ones. My friend was happy with her Chicken and Mushroom Dry Noodles though. I had a taste of the soup that came with her noodles and it was good. So, the moral of the story is "listen carefully to the recommendation"; when your friend says the soup noodle is authentic, you go for that and nothing else!
Anyway, when I was there, I whipped out my light and camera phone to take food photos out of habit (occupational hazard), which attracted the manager's attention, resulting in us having a complimentary Siomay Bandung.
It was the first time the both of us tried Soimay Bandung, an Indonesian snack consisting of Soimay (steamed fish cake), hard boiled egg, tofu and cabbage in sweet peanut sambal sauce. The sauce tasted like a cross between satay sauce and tahu telur sauce. Pretty nice for sharing and I will probably order it next time.
Food Photos
Outlets
Tok-Tok @313 Somerset
Somerset, Orchard, Dhoby Ghaut
Lunch: 11am to 4.59pm
Dinner: 5pm to 10.30pm (LO 9.30pm)
Halal Certified
Nett Prices (Cash/Nets/Credit Card)