Taliwang Restaurant @ 26 Kandahar Street
26 Kandahar Street, Singapore 198888
$10 · Muslim Owned · Restaurant · Italian · Beverages · Chicken · Seafood · Duck · BBQ · Beef · Lamb · Fusion · Mexican · American · Indonesian
Monday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM Tuesday: Closed Wednesday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM Thursday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM Friday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM Saturday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM Sunday: 12:00 – 10:00 PM
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RandomRandom Jer
Rated 5.0/5.0 11 months ago
1) Environment: Cozy. Clean. Nice paintings they have. We came at 8+pm nearing 9pm. No other customers was there. We LOVE the music. Especially me. The playlist was nostalgic, sing-along songs. Love love love it. 2) Service: 100% welcoming us tho we came quite close to their closing hours. We went to few restaurants before them but got rejected due to full house and almost closing hour. But at Taliwang, they accepted us although they were preparing to close already. We really appreciate this kind gesture especially when we were trying to celebrate my husband's success that night. 3) Drink: We ordered iced bandung and water (they don't have cold water). I must say, that was the very first time I got frothed bandung. And I loved it. We loved it. We can taste the rose and the milk, nicely blended with each other. 4) Food: I ordered Bakwan Jagung for myself coz I was quite full that time. I love the sauce. And my husband love the bakwan. It was his 1st time eating a bakwan jagung. The bakwan reminded me of Bekasi, Jakarta..nicely done..just that the price is slightly expensive..9 dollars for a plate of bakwan. But I can understand coz of the location, the rent might be expensive as well. My husband ordered Wagyu cheese burger. It have some sambal in it. It also came with fries and salad. We love it. The patty was so juicy and tender. Since my husband didn't eat veggies, I finished his salad. And I must say the salad dressing was nice. The portion is just nice for 1 person. 5) Did I mention that you can get 10% off when you show your receipt for your next visit there? You can just snap the picture of your receipt and show it to them next visit!! Overall, we recommend this place for its friendly service, cozy environment, nice food and drinks..especially for those wanting to experience Indonesian fusion foods, this might be another restaurant for you to explore.
ChihI
Rated 4.0/5.0 a year ago
Good service and nice food! Staff introduced the dishes from menu for us and also tell us the spicy level of different sources. The kang kong is more spicy than we expected. will ask for less spicy next time Recommend to try
JK Ong
Rated 5.0/5.0 a year ago
Wandering around Arab Street area, starving and tired, discovered this authentic Indonesia restaurant on google map. Special thanks to the waitress who first introduced the cuisines to us at the entrance, with such aplomb and patience to our poor knowledge of Indonesia food. She recommended the various trademark dishes, and highlighted their grilled chicken menu.. and my that did not disappoint. The grilled chicken was grilled to perfection, leaving the meat succulent and tender, and the skin crisp, coupled with the charming fragrance of the charcoal. Price was reasonable for this area, and the Tempe was really appetising as well. A great dinner and highly recommended! 15% off if you recommend them on IG as well!
Zess Arish
Rated 4.0/5.0 a week ago
We tried the grill and fried duck. Both taste good but the fried duck can be abit chewy at some parts. Price wise can be cheaper. Service wise are mixed, some of them are friendly but some waiter keeps frowning and giving bad vibes. Overall good food. Will go again.
Jeremy Teng
Rated 4.0/5.0 a year ago
4.5 stars. Food here is amazing and surprisingly not crowded for a Sunday evening. The char on the meat is simply amazing! Had the ayam, bebe, seabass which had great char and goes with different chili. Also had the soup + eggplant which was good too. All good but the chocolate milkshake feels a bit cheap. The staff was also friendly to explain the menu if you're new to the place.
Jacelyn Phang
Rated 5.0/5.0 3 months ago
Not for the faint-hearted🔥🔥 ✅ almost burnt my stomach & tongue but all dishes were so gooood (FYI, my spice level is quite low) ✅ the sayur assem soup was sour-ish and so appetizing!! ✅ made a @chopesg reservations & they saw that it’s my bday month (so they offered a cake for my bday, how sweet!! I didn’t accept it cos I was too full) ✅ small cozy restaurant & good service 💯 ✅ grilled eggplant with sambal was good (generous serving of sambal❤️🔥) 😑 the grilled chicken & deep fried duck was slightly dry side, but I’ll come back to try the other mains ❌ slightly inaccessible (don’t know where to park 🤷🏻♀️) 🌟Overall rating: 4.2/5 - must go if you love all things spicy, the sambal is LEGIT🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
gregory chen
Rated 5.0/5.0 5 months ago
I can’t wait to return to try the rest of their menu. Taliwang is a place in Lombok, Indonesia. As with any culture with a tradition, its crafts, practices and food demonstrate a range developed over time that eventually displays a variety of components that is complex yet accessible. Taliwang Restaurant understands this need to find balance in the variety it serves. Led by a new team since early 2023, Taliwang now also boasts a focused menu with the same high quality food we expect of Lombok tradition, complete with a heady mix of treats that span the palate’s gamut. I had 3 dishes. The first was terung sambal balado, a tender brinjal dish topped with a bright, spicy chilli paste. Next was Bebek Bakar Sambal Ijo, Indonesian style duck confit served with a delectable, piquant green chilli dip. Ditching duck fat and butter in the French version, Taliwang’s take sang on my teeth, tongue and nose with warm spices and herbs to a surprisingly lasting finish. But the star was its Tahu Telur — the neutral, fritter-like mound of bean curd and egg was delivered under a generous, balanced drizzle that balanced sweet, spicy and sour, laced with a tantalising hint of bitter and savoury from fermented bean and prawn pastes. None of the dishes bear the same look, taste, smell or mouth-feel, unlike some zichar (local Chinese stir-fry) outfits. Those who have a low threshold for chilli heat may wish to ask for milder recommendations, which the staff are ready to offer. I finished with Cendol, a traditional favourite of split pea jelly and red beans in a rich, sweet coconut cream. It was a lovely end to a meal but would have been even better if a more fragrant palm sugar had been incorporated. The meal cost me just over $50 and, served with rice, would have easily satisfied two diners. Taliwang is modern and casual but respectful of tradition. Head chef Erwin fully appreciates the value of freshness in its produce but more clearly demonstrates a mastery of time and temperature in his technique. My hosts, Din and Hanisha, didn’t disappoint, sharing their knowledge with Asian warmth and generosity. Thank you for a comfortable and enjoyable time.
Bob Chee
Rated 5.0/5.0 a year ago
We wanted to eat Indonesian, and this restaurant was suggested. The staff member who took our order was very patient with us, giving recommendations. We ordered bebek opor, a signature grouper fish, corn fritters and a mixed vegetables, all delicious. The sambal was very nice, not too spicy as we requested. Definitely recommended for reading Indonesian, and especially Lombok cuisine. Visiting the nearby Malay heritage museum is a bonus.