Sambal Tauhu

I can't sleep much while traveling. So, while on the train from Vienna to Prague, I read my copy of Lonely Planet:Prague and was looking for nice places to eat while in the city. That was before I accidentally left the book on the train seat while we were busy with luggages. Yes, I am very forgetful thank you very much. There, about £6 down the drain.


The next day, we walked up the hill near the castle, very excited to the Indonesian restaurant, Sate, I read from the book the night before. What we didn't expect was the waitress, obviously a Czech, spoke bahasa Indonesia. Later we know, her mother is Indonesian and married to a Czech. She was born and raised in Prague, and she speaks Indonesian with her mother.

Food. We ordered sambal tauhu, sup jawa, soto vegetarian, nasi goreng, mee goreng, sambal oelek, opor tauhu or equivalent to tauhu masak lemak, teh ais, and few more I think but I can't recall. Very simple dishes they were but I was happy all day long because of those.