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Eating
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Minahasan cooking
features dog (
rintek wuuk
in Minahasan, usually shortened to
rw,
or "airway"), rat (
tikkus)
and fruit bat (
paniki),
generally unceremoniously stewed with blistering quantities of chillies. Try it at
Tinoor Jaya,
Jl Sam Ratulangi 169, or at the cheap warung around Pasar 45 and Jalan Sudirman. For more conventional fare, there's seafood at
Ria Rio,
Jl Sudirman 3 and
Istana Kelapa,
Jalan Pierre Tendean, which also serves imported beer. The Chinese-run
Green Garden,
Jl Sam Ratulangi 52, does good mid-priced soups, seafood and
sayur lohan
(monks' vegetables), while the
News CafAŠ
next door serves up the best burgers in the city.
Padang Raya,
across from Telkom on Jalan Sam Ratulangi, serves above-average Padang meals, some of them extremely hot. You can sit down to European-style pastries and coffee at
Bakeri Batavia,
on Jalan Sam Ratulangi. Other useful information
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Indonesia,
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