Amen Group Restaurant — Restaurant in Java

I had the opportunity to dine at Amen Restaurant in Puncak and would like to share my thoughts on the experience.

Firstly, I tried the lindung cafumak, which is eel dish. The dish was crispy and enjoyable, but I was hoping for a bit more flavor and heat in the sauce. The eel itself was cooked well, but the sauce was lacking in depth.

Next, I sampled the babi kecap, a pork dish that did not meet my expectations. While it tasted okay, it fell short in comparison to other versions I have tried in the past. However, it was still an acceptable dish.

The prices at Amen Restaurant are on the higher side, but the portions were decent, making it possible to share dishes. If you are looking for an affordable meal, this might not be the best option for you.

In conclusion, Amen Restaurant in Puncak has some positives but also room for improvement. While the eel dish was enjoyable, the sauce could use more flavor. The babi kecap did not quite meet my expectations, but it was still an acceptable dish. Although the prices were steep, the portion sizes were decent, making it...

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The chicken is salty but not overwhelming and still juicy, unlike normal “ayam garam” which ended up too dry

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