Cold sunday in the city of Melbourne

I went to Queen Victoria market to buy rye bread. But I couldn't found it. So I bought a cacao powder. It's very nice to make hot chocolate mix with honey and milk.

It was very cold on that day in Melbourne but the market was crowded enough .

I also bought an organic honey lolly at the market 😆🤗

After that, I went to had lunch in Indonesian restaurant near the market . It's called PONDOK REMPAH (487 Elizabeth street, Melbourne).

I ordered 'Iga bakar sapi penyet' (Grilled marinated beef ribs served with rice, marinated tofu & tempe and special chili sauce with soup).

And my partner ordered 'Lontong cap ngo meh' (vegetables in slightly spicy coconut milk broth served with chicken and compressed rice).

The food was good with a reasonable price. So if you are in Melbourne and want to try some Indonesian cuisines, PONDOK REMPAH is a good place to go.

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