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1 post · Oct 29, 1998

Alan C.Singapore Telecommunications LtdOct 29, 1998
This  mail is never intended to be a mass advertisement over the internet, but I feel it would be nice to share with you guys that a wonderful restaurant has recently opened in town , offering a wonderful arrays of Indonesian food at a very low price.

I happened to pass by a Indonesian restaurant the other day when I was walking along Joo Chiat Road and I was captivated by a newly open Indonesian restaurant.  I ate a plate of delicious mee goreng at $4 and it tastes superb, one of the best I have tried so far!  I approached the manager Ms Susity Djoko and commented on her fabulous food and also suggest telling the whole world about it. One of the most efficient way would be e-mailing every one, asking them to give a try.

Nona Indonesian Restaurant, is newly opened at  No 462 – 464 Joo Chiat Road, along a row of shophouses opposite Katong Mall. A bus service 16 could get you to its doorstep.  You could also call for reservation at 3448929.  It has a cool and quiet environment, a perfect place for business and family gathering. What’s more, there is even a beautifully decorated wall separating the restaurant, offering privacy to those on a date.  I  was also told by Susity that a candle light dinner could be prepared immediately at your request.

Nona Resturant offers specialties like Tahu Sumedang , which is Fried Tofu stuffed with fresh vegetables ($2.00) and Soto Ayam , chicken and potatoes croquettes in fresh coconut milk ($5.00) , not forgetting our favourite Singaporean Curry Fish Head ($12.00).

Located at 462-464 Joo Chiat Road, it is a really wonderful restaurant and it offers a 20 percent discount on all food consumed until the end of this week. I suggested to Susity   to offer a 10 percent discount to anyone who bring along a printed copy of this e-mail, which she readily agreed.

Give it a try and I promise that it will be the best food you have ever tasted.

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>This first online guide to Eating that grade over 100 hawker food and
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