Kana by Kenanga — Restaurant in Jakarta

Famous for its crisp Pork. The price for a portion of the crisp pork is more or less the same as a portion of good steak in Jakarta.

Pork is not a type of food you can find easily in Jakarta. Whereas Halal preferred by the majority Moslem population. Nonetheless, there are a handful of Pork specialized restaurants. Some of them are very good indeed. This one is one of the best that specialized in Crisp Pork dishes.

The restaurant itself is one of the oldest, they have been around since the years of my parents. And they keep delivering good quality dishes ever and ever.

Comparing to other similar restaurants; Yes it is one of the best, but I've tasted better...

I live in Singapore and this is the first time I will say that "food here is more expensive"

2 portions of Nasi Campur 1 portion roast pork 1 portion char siew 1 pork tahu soup 2 herbal teas Total: 450k ≈ 45sgd!!! 🤯🤯🤯

The taste was good however and the portion is fair.

The premise is basic and simple.

The staff were reasonably friendly.

Cash only or QR code money transfer.

Oddly, they don't have ice cubes and also the black sauce for the pork was a tad too light and little in lathering the meats.

As it's hard to find porky rice like this, I will have to give it what I rated. But when compared to SG, this will fall a far 2 star based on cost and...

Longing for the original grandma's Nasi Campur Kenanga with its assortment of mixed pork toppings including Roast pork, Red Chasio, SiewMai, pork roll, and more served on fragrant Hainan Rice. Recently tried the dish at the new Kana by Kenanga branch at Grand Wijaya block. While the flavor remains deliciously authentic, there's a subtle difference compared to the older vintage version of Kenanga. We requested the flavorful red sauce, which wasn't readily available on the table, and found the chili sauce bowls empty. Hoping for improved service and a return of the deeply charred flavor reminiscent of...