Martabak

Melisa Naz Sahin

2.0

Martabak serves Indian food but not really authentic because the spices that they use is mostly just chili powder. They have a good location at MOA but the place is a bit cramped and the decorations make the place look cheap but it's not because most of their rice meals are over php200. Not so worth it.

Low-key Foodie

1.0

Not even close to Indo-Malay style food. This is just is just a step up from a food stall in Jakarta or Kl and way over priced. Authentic in the sense that it was an Asian greasy spoon down an alley or on a street. Those places do much better and are affordable. Never again. Good service

Can Ozyurt

3.0

Indonesian restaurants are a rare find around the metro,maybe because it does not cater to the local palate.I'm a fan of everything Southeast Asian,Though the menu are a combination of Indonesian and Malaysian,the selection are the usual and familiar .So I ordered the combo plate of satay ,beef rendang and fried rice and egg.The taste and texture of the chicken satay were pretty decent,I like the beef rendang the sauce is caldereta like with coconutty flavor,fried rice tastes well.Overall nearly authentic which I really like .Place a bit cramped but understandable.Good service,friendly owner and staff.If you like something different and something Indonesian ,Malaysian and Halal,this is a suitable place .