Indonesian Dish

Selat Solo

Also known as: solo steak, javanese steak, selat solo bistik, colonial javanese steak

What is Selat Solo?

A Central Javanese dish combining Dutch colonial bistik influence with local Javanese flavors. Tender beef is slow-cooked in a sweet, aromatic sauce and served with blanched vegetables, fried potato, hard-boiled egg, and pickled cucumber.

Typical Ingredients

beef
kecap manis
nutmeg
carrots
green beans
potato
egg
cucumber
worcestershire sauce

Allergen Information

Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.

Soy
Often Present
Eggs
Often Present
Fish
Sometimes Present
Gluten
Sometimes Present
Mustard
Sometimes Present
Molluscs
Sometimes Present
Shellfish
Sometimes Present
Sulphites
Sometimes Present

Kecap manis (soy/wheat) is central. Hard-boiled egg is standard. Worcestershire sauce may contain fish/molluscs and sulphites. Mustard sometimes used.

Safer Variations

Allergen-friendly alternatives to ask for.

Request without egg
Ask for sauce without Worcestershire

Questions to Ask Staff

Important questions to confirm with restaurant staff.

Is Worcestershire sauce used?
Does the sauce contain mustard?

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Important Disclaimer

Allergen information is based on typical recipes and may vary by restaurant, region, or preparation method. Always confirm with restaurant staff before ordering.