Virtually every Indonesian restaurant in Holland is stuffed full of wooden carvings, 'authentic' wajang dolls and pictures of rice fields. Fortunately Puspita is one of the rare exceptions. On the other hand, the interior puts one in mind of a bourgeois Dutch pub with old fashioned chairs and horrible lace curtains. As far as food goes, however, this small restaurant gets top marks and the rice table is brilliant and better than what passes for traditional Indonesian cuisine in the centre of town. You do need to go through a bit more effort to walk across the red carpet, but the ever enthusiastic staff will see you off when you leave. We recommend the bakso ikan fish soup.