24 hours at Hong Kong's Causeway Bay

[YVR flyboy]

I'm looking for any good hole in the wall any type of Chinese cuisine(or Indonesian, since there are alot of Indonesians in the area). I'm a big fan of dry noodles(not in a soup). I really like seafood inciuding squid, octopus.

[Flavor4TheFever]

I would head to Jardine's Bazaar, right outside of the Causeway Bay MTR stop. Lots of restaurants, including a ton of noodles shops, and right next to the Indonesian consulate (or whatever its called).

[klyeoh]

Would you consider giving IR1968 Indonesian restaurant in Causeway Bay a try? It was first mentioned by our veteran Chowhound & HK expert, Charles Yu, in his post here:
http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/784807

I'd not tried this restaurant as I'd just come to HK from a 5-week stay in Indonesia. But the just-released 2012 Michelin Guide to HK & Macau mentioned that IR 1968 is the oldest Indonesian restaurant in HK, and its chef has been there for the past 30 years. Specialties include Nasi Goreng (Indonesian fried rice), Beef Rendang (slow-cooked dry beef curry), Ox-tongue Semur (an aromatic stew scented with cloves, soysauce) and its sate (beef & chicken skewers).

Address details
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IR 1968
28 Leighton Road
Causeway Bay, Hong Kong
Tel: [phone]
www.ir1968.com

[YVR flyboy]

Thanks. Indonesian would be a refreshing change. Being from Vancouver, going to a Cantonese establishment falls into the "creature of habit" category.