As-salihah

Visiting from USA, this place was very welcoming, clean, had tasty food, and nice staff. We ate breakfast here throughout our stay, enjoying Nasi Timbal, plain Roti Kosong, Mee Goreng Ayam, and Nasi Uduk Spesi (which is most like Nasi Lemak but less coconut milk and no banana leaf). All nice. Fair price and much better than taking breakfast at one’s hotel. I believe the restaurant would benefit if they provided a few more photos of the different choices, helpful for visitors, but we made out just fine without that. Happy with this place, I think very local.

We had a great lunch at As-Salihah. The food is authentically Indonesian and very reasonably priced. Highlights were the Bandeng Presto (tender milkfish cooked to the bone), Bakso Beranak (giant meatball with smaller ones inside—fun and filling!), Gado-Gado (classic peanut sauce salad), and the Mie Goreng Seafood. The drinks were nice too, especially the Teh C Special. Portions were generous, service was quick, and the menu offers a wide range of Indonesian favourites that are hard to find elsewhere in Brunei. Only small downside: the toilet could be a bit cleaner—but that didn’t take away from the overall positive experience. Highly recommended for anyone craving Indonesian comfort food in Bandar Seri Begawan.

By far the tastiest cooked food I have eaten in Brunei. Price wise is reasonable. I ordered a salted fish fried rice, rojak (come with cube rice like those in longtong) and ice tea O for $9. The fried rice is flavourful and rojak comparable to those in Singapore. I went to the aircon side of the restaurant but still it is a little warm and stuffy though. Recommended!

By far the very best food we ate in all of our trip to Brunei, and it was with friendly service which we were welcomed with open arms. The food is absolutely delicious and portion sizes are generous. Highly recommend the Tongseng Daging (like a beef in black bean sauce), and also the roti with egg. Prices are very good too, we came back 3 times and loved it every single time!

As someone who's had no tempeh for a year, I immediately asked for one meal of it without hesitations. For BND2, it was quite okay for the protein it brings but taste wise it was underwhelming.

I would recommend this place for everyone who wants to try the original taste of Indonesian food. I really enjoyed the Bakso menu. It has similar taste to the one I have in Jakarta. And also the Nasi Ruwet, in Indonesia we call it Nasi Mawut. There are many other foods on the list, so just come and enjoy.

Regular foods here, serving mostly Indonesian dishes if u prefer, there is famous bakso beranak but i never tried it. But i love the mee goreng ayam and teh c halia anyway👍

Good place good food! Its not the local temptation, but its Indonesian. Having our breakfast here. Few choices for breakfast, and you can also have some of the Brunei-ian taste such as Mee Kolok.