From district restaurant to the Stadshart: This is how Indonesian restaurant Saputra looks inside

Indonesian restaurant Saputra has moved from the Palenstein district center to Cadenzaplein in the Stadshart. On Thursday, September 11, the doors will open at the new location at 5 p.m. The previous night the editors of Indebuurt Zoetermeer visited the official opening by the ambassador of Indonesia Mayer phases, and of course to taste.

You may have tasted indofoods from the satoes, soto ayam or rendang of caterer and pick -up restaurant indofoods. If you want to eat a night out, you can reserve a table at Restaurant Saputra. Bas Aartsen and Jeffrey Wener are the owners of both Indofoods and Saputra.

Fourth restaurant

Restaurant Saputra is now in the former building of the restaurants Soso, Sizzling Monkey and Bap Boss. The interior looks roughly the same as that of the predecessors, with a bar, a raised part with tables and chairs, an open kitchen and a small outdoor terrace.

Music, dance and good food

The official opening went in a traditional way with Indonesian music, dancers and the Selamatan; A rice meal with side dishes that is shared on special occasions. Chef Musa Wignjosaputra and his team provided the fragrant Indian dishes, such as Gado Gado, Rendang, Baked Rice and Spekkukijs. All these dishes are on the menu So you can also order it yourself in the restaurant.

Catering, pick up and eat out

For catering and collection dishes from Indofoods You can still go to Rakkersveld 145, for a pleasant evening out you book a table at Saputra on the eastwards 21. At both locations you will find the same dishes, in the restaurant you also have a choice of the specialties of chef Musa.

Watch in the video below what Restaurant Saputra looks like inside: