Aunt Jo's Rice tables

Vegetables Rice table

The Vegetable Rice table is exactly what you would expect from it's name. A rice table filled with all kinds of different vegetable dishes. With a choice of more than 8 flavors you want to keep bragging.

During my trips on the island of Bali I visited the Twin waterfalls in Baturiti, Kabupaten Tabanan. I came into contact with an old lady who wanted to tell me more about the vegetarian cuisines of this beautiful island.

While being served the amazing dishes at the end of the evening, I looked out over these two beautiful waterfalls. A trip I can highly  recommend!

Vegetables Rice table

84,50 Per person
  • 2.5 hour cruise
  • Sambal goreng vegetables
  • Sambal goreng egg
  • Tumis Bean Sprout
  • Ora Ara, Chinese cabbage mixed with scrambled eggs
  • Tahu Telor, Omelet with bean curd and peanut and sweet soy sauce
  • Tempeh Kering, Fried soybeans with sweet soy sauce
  • Prawn crackers, cassava
  • Atjar Tjampoer (sour vegetables)
  • Ketimun (sour cucumber salad)
  • Unlimited drinks
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Aunt Jo's Rice table

“That’s what makes it so special!” Jo said. ‘In the Netherlands we call it a rice table and use a lot of different dishes to fill the table, but in Indonesia this is not the case at all. There they have one or two different dishes on the table to fill their stomachs with. So you can imagine my embarrassment when I asked where the rest of the food was! We completely understand that you can’t get enough of the delicious meals, so that’s why we also fully filled the table for you!

Aunt Jo's Rice table is a combination for everyone. That way you don't have to think about anything anymore. Meat, vegetables, salads. The buffet is full of surprises!

Aunt Jo's Rice table

84,50 Per person
  • 2.5 hour cruise
  • 3 meat dishes
  • 3 vegetable dishes
  • Rempah Bal (spiced meatball with coconut)
  • 1 skewered satay
  • 3 nasi and bami dishes
  • Prawn crackers, cassava
  • Atjar Tjampoer (sour vegetables)
  • Ketimun (sour cucumber salad)
  • Unlimited drinks
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Luxury Rice table

Aunt Jo's luxurious rice table is for our real lovers. The perfect addition to the well-known rice table package. Various desserts have also been added here for anyone who wants to enjoy the Indian cuisine even more. See below which one you want to try.

Jo saw my eyes wandering as if I was trying to tell her with my eyes that something was missing on the rice table. I actually didn’t quite know what it was until I leafed through our photo books. “This is it!” I said.

‘Ooh Aad..’ I heard Jo sigh. “You really are the sweet tooth of the two of us.”

She might say it like this, she herself is no stranger to desserts. Sitting at that waterfall, I actually saw her eat four pieces of layered cake!

Luxury Rice table

87,- Per person
  • 2.5 hour cruise
  • 4 meat dishes
  • 3 vegetable dishes
  • 1 rempah bal Bali or Sambal Goreng Telor (half an egg)
  • 1 skewer Satay Ajem or Satay Babi
  • 3 nasi and bami dishes
  • Party Snack (mix of Banana chips and Rempejek)
  • Prawn crackers, cassava
  • Atjar Tjampoer and Ketimun
  • Sambal Badjak, Bawang, seroendeng mis
  • Unlimited drinks
All our packages are always all-inclusive:
Tickets boat cruise,
Unlimited drinks, mixed nuts, crew and VAT
Feel free to tip the crew
Drinks:
The following drinks are included in each package by default:
White wine (dry and sweet), rose, red wine,
Oranjeboom lager, Cola, Cola light, Sprite, Casis, Fanta, Bitterlemon, Tonic, Ice tea regular, Icetea green, still and sparkling water.
Group discount over tickets prices: 
More than 45 people: € 4,- per person
More then 55 people: € 6,- per person

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Layered cake

Layered cake, or Indonesian; lapis legit is a cake consisting of at least 18 thin layers. A dessert is indispensable at the beautiful rice tables.

It originated in the Dutch East Indies from colonial times. There are many different stories about its origin. Examples of this are the German spicy and layered Baumkuchen, which was adapted to the raw materials available in the Dutch East Indies. To bring the feeling of home to the Dutch East Indies, they mixed the Indian lapis legit with gingerbread spices. This is how the Layered cake was born.

There are still many stories to be found everywhere, but there is one thing we know for sure. Layered cake is an piece of history not to forget.