I originally visited Waroeng Windsor when they were at their previous location which I believed was Aldershot, and I left disappointed because half of the menu items weren’t available. I made the decision to give the restaurant another chance and I’m glad I did because the food was extremely tasty and the ayem boku or woku dish was juicy and tender. The ayem sate was almost authentic but the chicken isn’t the same as the village chicken in Indonesia for obvious reasons and hence doesn’t have that specific taste but it was really nice. You do have to ask for spicy sambal because ‘Bule’ taste buds can’t typically handle spicy, so they naturally reduce the spicy level but they where happy to throw some together for me. The meal certainly doesn’t have the same price tag as Indonesia lol! I had a similar meal in manado and it cost me like 120,000idr≈£3 but it cost £65 here!! I did have two es cendol though and again not quite as tasty but as close as you can get to authentic one but obviously taking into account ingredients cost a lot more due to import costs, so the price makes sense to me and the Jack fruit isn’t as tasty as when it’s fresh. I still loved it :) Would definitely visit again if I was in the area but I did on this occasion drive one hour and thirty minutes and the fuel adds up lol. If I had anything negative to say, it would be, bigger portions please :) lol

Besides the delicious food(!), it were the amazing people that made us go here two days in a row. When I mentioned that I am crazy about Gado Gado and Tempeh, they made me a customised dish that was better than any Gado Gado I ever had before (and boy, I have had many 😇) I highly recommend going here, and I am sure that they will be happy to have you :).