Martabak Pecenongan 78 & D’Bakmie
Founded in 1960 and with more than 400 outlets in Indonesia, the popular chain Martabak Pecenongan 78 has arrived in Melbourne.
No need to fly to Indonesia to eat martabak, a sweet dense pancake with toppings like condensed milk, chocolate, nuts, toasted rice and cheese. At the Lygon Street venue you can sample them all - sweet martabak, crispy thin martabak and crispy egg martabak (chicken, beef and vegetarian).
Aside from the pancakes you can also order fresh Indonesian street style noodles, that promise to be springy, tasty and authentic.
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