There is a change in our Laksa... we have decided to move from Malaysia style Laksa to a Jakarta style Laksa, which is a more Asam based. Hot from our pot for a cold Autumn day.
"Assam laksa is a sour fish-based soup. Asam (or asam jawa) is the Malay word for tamarind, which is commonly used to give the stock its sour flavor. It is also common to use "asam keping" also known as "asam gelugor", dried slices of tamarind fruit, for added sourness. Modern Malay spelling is asam, though the spelling assam is still frequently used." excerpt from wikipaedia
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Welcome to Batik Cafe
Open 7 days
7.30am - 3pm weekdays
9am - 5pm weekends
504 Goodlet st, Surry Hills
(entrance via Goodlet st)
Sydney NSW 2010
ph 02 9698 4431
fax 02 9698 5459
Batik Courtyard Cafe is inspired by the hawker food kitchens and street vendors of the South East. A place for refuge from the inner workings of hustle bustle, urban, metro, ghetto sprawl.
Tucked away in a leafy street of Surry Hills, an inner sanctum has formed to unite coffee heads, I.T tech heads, chilli heads, ear-heads and cultural food lovers (meat eating, bon-soying halal heads are totally welcome). Come and check out our tranquil courtyard cafe exposing free wireless internet and foods from Malaysia to Indonesia.
Our kitchen adjoins Satay House Sydney, which is a new contemporary south east Asian restaurant that carries an array of authentic dishes at an affordable price. Click satayhousesydney.com.au for further details (website soon to come!).
7.30am - 3pm weekdays
9am - 5pm weekends
504 Goodlet st, Surry Hills
(entrance via Goodlet st)
Sydney NSW 2010
ph 02 9698 4431
fax 02 9698 5459
Batik Courtyard Cafe is inspired by the hawker food kitchens and street vendors of the South East. A place for refuge from the inner workings of hustle bustle, urban, metro, ghetto sprawl.
Tucked away in a leafy street of Surry Hills, an inner sanctum has formed to unite coffee heads, I.T tech heads, chilli heads, ear-heads and cultural food lovers (meat eating, bon-soying halal heads are totally welcome). Come and check out our tranquil courtyard cafe exposing free wireless internet and foods from Malaysia to Indonesia.
Our kitchen adjoins Satay House Sydney, which is a new contemporary south east Asian restaurant that carries an array of authentic dishes at an affordable price. Click satayhousesydney.com.au for further details (website soon to come!).
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