Welcome to D'penyetz & D'cendol Chinatown (Halal)

204 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia

General Info

Nestled in the heart of Melbourne’s bustling Chinatown at 204 Little Bourke St, D'penyetz & D'cendol Chinatown (Halal) brings a vibrant slice of Indonesian flavor right to the city. From the moment you step inside, the casual yet lively vibe makes it the perfect spot for a quick bite or a relaxed dine-in experience. The location is easy to reach, with paid street parking nearby, making it convenient whether you’re popping in during lunch or planning a dinner outing.

The menu is a celebration of classic Indonesian dishes with a modern twist. Their Signature Ayam Penyet Chicken is a definite must-try-crispy on the outside, tender and juicy on the inside, paired with sambal that delivers just the right kick. Alongside that, the Tahu Telor adds a comforting touch with its soft, flavorful layers, while the White Rice serves as the perfect neutral base to soak up all the rich, savory sauces.

For dessert lovers, D'cendol’s highlight creations like the Cendol Original and Ice Cendol are irresistible. The sweet coconut milk paired with pandan-flavored jelly and palm sugar syrup offers a refreshing finish that perfectly complements the hearty mains. These desserts aren’t just tasty-they’re visually inviting, making every serving a small celebration on its own.

Whether you prefer enjoying your meal in the cozy restaurant setting or the convenience of home, D'penyetz & D'cendol Chinatown (Halal) has you covered. They offer dine-in, delivery, and even no-contact delivery services, making it simple to satisfy your cravings anytime. The staff are friendly and attentive, ensuring quick service even during peak hours, so your dining experience feels effortless and enjoyable.

The restaurant has earned glowing reviews from locals and visitors alike, praised for both its authentic Indonesian flavors and the welcoming atmosphere. Each dish is carefully crafted, highlighting traditional ingredients while maintaining consistency in taste and presentation. Whether it’s a casual meal or a more relaxed gathering with friends, this spot delivers a satisfying culinary journey that keeps people coming back.

With its central location, tempting menu, and flexible services, D'penyetz & D'cendol Chinatown (Halal) stands out as a reliable choice for anyone seeking authentic Indonesian cuisine in Melbourne’s Chinatown. Its balance of flavor, comfort, and convenience ensures it’s a favorite among locals and tourists exploring the area.

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HOUR OPENING
  • Monday
    11:30 AM - 09:30 PM
  • Tuesday
    11:30 AM - 09:30 PM
  • Wednesday
    11:30 AM - 09:30 PM
  • Thursday
    11:30 AM - 09:30 PM
  • Friday
    11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Saturday
    11:30 AM - 10:00 PM
  • Sunday
    11:30 AM - 09:30 PM

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What customers say?

“ Super punchy Indonesian flavours. Well balance spices and fresh crunchy produce. The sambal Hilau and matah were great, the chicken was tender on the inside and crispy on the out. The nasi goreng was tasy and the skewers were really well marinated and charred. The place could do with some more upkeep.... overall for food...must try !!! ”

- Prateek Ghosh -

“ For an Indonesian restaurant abroad, the food here is actually quite good. I was served sweet and sour fried fish, salted egg squid, sautéed water spinach, and prawn sambal. The best dish for me was definitely the salted egg squid — it was really delicious. Even though it’s more of a general Asian dish rather than a specifically Indonesian one, the flavor was spot on. As for the other dishes, they were good, but nothing particularly special. Maybe it’s just because I keep comparing them to what we can easily find back home in Indonesia. The portions are big — clearly made for Western-sized appetites — so it’s definitely satisfying. Most importantly, though, the food truly represents Indonesian cuisine. It’s a great place for anyone who wants to get a taste of home or is simply curious about what Indonesian food is like. ”

- Matthew Sugiarto -

“ I had the Ayam Geprek, Nasi Goreng Kampung with Chicken Satay, and a Tea Tarik. The sambal was amazingly spicy. Loved it. However, if you can't handle the spice, there are other varieties of sauce that are either mild or not spicy at all. Nasi goreng kampung did not taste like the usual nasi goreng kampung I was used to but I was not disappointed at all all. The portion was generous. The restaurant felt homey if you are from Southeast Asia. But if you aren't, you can have a taste of the greatness of Indonesian food (I am not Indonesian). ”

- Sanny Hassan -
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Location & Contact

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204 Little Bourke St, Melbourne VIC 3004, Australia

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