SUSHI MATSU BSD CITY SERPONG: TASTY JAPANESE FOOD
Sushi Matsu is a Japanese food restaurant located in BSD city, Serpong just in front of the Pasar Modern BSD. The place is quite nice with homey Japanese ambiance, dominated with natural wood color. First, I had Ten Cha Soba (IDR 48k) cold green tea soba noodle serve with prawn tempura. I knew that most of Indonesians are not really into cold noodles, but I personally like it even more because it’s green. It looks so pretty and appetizing. Next, Maguro (IDR 42k) also known as Tuna sashimi.
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Dimsum Siomay
Another typical Chinese snack that is very popular in Indonesia. Dim sum comes from Cantonese which means „small food“. You can also make your own Dim sum at home. Here’s the recipe.
Material
24 pieces of dumpling skin
50 grams of peeled shrimp
150 grams of chicken meat
50 grams of ear mushrooms
1 carrot
1 leek stalk
3 tablespoons of starch
1 teaspoon sesame oil
Salt to taste
Granulated sugar to taste
Pepper to taste
How to make
Finely chop the peeled prawns and chicken meat.
Coarsely chop the ear mushrooms, then finely chop the spring onions.
Mix the prawns, chicken, spring onions, and ear mushrooms.
Season with salt, sugar and pepper.
Add starch, then knead.
Take a piece of wonton skin, fill it with the chicken-shrimp mixture, then join the edges together. Do not let it overflow.
Garnish the top with grated carrots.
Heat the steamer, put a banana leaf mat on the nest.
Steam dumplings for 15 minutes.
Serve with sauce and chili according to taste.