SIN: Gado & Grill [Delivery]

A marriage between Indomie Mi Goreng and 'gado gado' sauce~

Gado & Grill, an Indonesian eatery at One Raffles Place, caught my attention a few days ago, although I didn't order anything at that point of time. Given that I could get the food delivered to my house, I decided to have something from there for dinner yesterday.

Gado Mie Set S$7.60

Taste: 7.5/10

It's a dish invented by the eatery, featuring the perennially favourite Indomie Mi Goreng topped with chili and peanut sauce typically found in gado gado, a kind of Indonesian salad. Applauding the twist to the instant noodle, I found it to be spicy enough for my liking. It came with an egg and a chicken satay that could be juicier.

Ayam Penyet Set S$8.60

Taste: 7.5/10

Besides the trademarked main course, I also tried the ayam penyet (lit. smashed chicken) that came with enough crunchy flakes. It was tasty, but it could be slightly less oily. There was a small piece of beancurd and two cucumber slices as accompaniments.

Grilled Chicken Set S$8.60

Taste: 7.5/10

As for the grilled counterpart, an adequate amount of kecap manis (Indonesian sweet soy sauce) was used that permeated into the white meat. The wing was slightly burnt, but I didn't really mind that as the meat was tender. The chili sauce was pretty spicy, but not so fragrant.

Kerupuk

Each of the dishes mentioned above came with a packet of garlic crackers, which were addictive, as well as a choice of drink (not shown).

Melon's Rating

Taste: 7.5/10

At present, the brand has got five branches across the island. Pika's advice: For masochists out there, you may want to try their BonSoto - clear chicken soup sprinkled with extremely spicy chili powder. You've been warned!

Gado & Grill

1 Raffles Place

#B1-20 One Raffles Place

Singapore

(Mon-Fri: 8.00am - 9.00pm;

Sat: 8.00am - 3.00pm)

http://www.gadogrill.com/

*Prices quoted are subject to delivery charge.

Have a nice meal,

Cliff(y)