Das Singende Diner — Restaurant in Bremen

As a pair of bedraggled Aussie tourists who had spent the day on an op shop quest around Bremen, we found this little place by accident the other day and decided to try it for dinner as the Google reviews were glowing. We were warmly greeted by the owner Robin. We ordered the Beef Rendang, Babi Mercon, Nasi goreng and a plate of krupuk. This was more than enough for 2 people, but I hadn't had authentic Indonesian for a long time and was feeling greedy. The food was delicious! The rendang tasted just like what I have had in Indonesia. Full of flavour! My husband enjoyed his Babi Mercon. The dishes all came with plain rice. Robin speaks his native language (we chatted happily in Indonesian), as well as German and English. He then asked if he could sing us a song from Medan. The voice that came out was astonishing! The outside of the restaurant hides a true jewel within! Dont hesitate! Go in. Eat the food! Enjoy the singing! Or just order takeaway. Its ridiculously cheap! You won't be sorry! Makanan ini yang paling...

Worst food I ever had. Was so excited to find an Indonesian restaurant with good ratings. So we got take away. We ordered vegetable curry with rice, Indonesia mix plate and vegetarian pancake with peanut sauce as appetizer. And none of the dishes tasted good.

First of all the method of packing messes up the food. The appetizer and the mix plate items were placed and then the sauce was poured on top. Because of this all the items got soggy and attained weird, super soft texture.

Too much oil. When you put a piece of appetizer in your mouth, there is a pool of oil that gets instantly released.

The meatballs in the mix plate have very bad texture and taste.

The vegetarian curry had no salt. The tofu has unappetizing texture and the rice is overcooked.

Total waste of 24 euros. Ended up ordering pizza at 21:30.

Not at all...

Best! They made original taste of Rendang! And Gorengan was really well cooked, reminds me of real street gorengan. By far, none of the Indonesian restaurant in Germany could beat their Rendang. PS: The owner has a warm personality. He sang a song for us after we finished our dinner. He said, "he was glad that we enjoyed their food and would like to express his gratitude by singing an opera for us." Last but not least, his voice...