Most Indian restaurants can only survive in Jakarta by offering a Chinese twist to their food.
This is how my local home delivery outlet brands itself.
I particularly like the "& Sweet" afterthought at the end ... although if they have more late-landing ideas they will have to start using bullet points.
Normally when a restaurant brands itself across multiple countries, it means they do everything badly. Not in this case: the Indian options are good. Oddly enough, I use chopsticks for the onion salad and chicken tikka. They handle them better than other cutlery.
I'm going to start asking them to throw in some chopsticks with the order.