This lively food precinct in a building on the main thoroughfare across from Nagoya Hill is a good spot for local hawker-style food. There's a bunch of different stalls cooking up anything from ayam penyet (East Javanese fried chicken) to barbecue fish and Chinese dim sum. Cold beers are on hand to wash it down.
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