Shalom Indonesian, Sunnybank Hills (Indonesian Cuisine) - Order online from our menu

"The best Indonesian Restaurant that we tried so far (5 times now).. Hands down.. Very friendly service and man their sambal is the best.. super spicy, sweet,salty and tangy.. my oh my..

"The purpose I order online is to pick up straight away as soon as I arrive However, when I arrived at the store and they didn’t process my order I have to wait for my order. What is the point you provide online order if can’t make order on time and not even started yet when arrive. And also there was a charge fee for order online which I was willing to pay because I want my order ready when I arrive. The order was received, however she said she didn’t hear the notifications tones come through. Please improve your ordering online system. Thank you.

"Everything on my plate is very tasty! Flavor is just right for me, neither too hot or too mild. Volume is big enough to fill me as a male big eater. Definitely put this in my dining list and come back often!

"Lovely Indonesian place. My Daughter even wanted to share her food with my Wife 🤣

"Had one of the worst dining experiences at this place today.Enticed by the bustling atmosphere,we chose this over our original destination at Curry Connection next door.We ordered a grilled chicken set meal and a fried fish meal.The chicken Maryland was a kids size portion served with an inedible,extremely fiery sauce,which we had to waste or risk a burnt mouth.The entree sized piece of chicken disappeared in a flash,and had done nothing to satisfy my hunger.The fish took another 15 minutes to arrive,and boy was it the ugliest fish I'd ever seen on a plate!!It had been scored from top to bottom,not just on the surface, but through and through,leaving the head,tail and 4 strips of flesh on it.Hard to describe,but think of the ribs on a bike helmet.Digging into the piece with my fingers,I was able to get about 2-3 spoons of edible fish and the rest was just the skeleton.The coconut rice which we paid extra money for was nothing like the real coconut rice we get at Thai restaurants,but rather a dry tasteless version. We both had all our rice left on our plates and requested the harassed looking waitress for some satay sauce to have with it.10 minutes later,she still failed to deliver,offering a feeble apology as we got up to leave. There are plenty of better dining options in St Lucia,and Shalom, meaning Peace,left us feeling bitter and disappointed instead.