Sayur lodeh can be served with steamed rice (separated or mixed in one plate), or with sliced lontong rice cake.
Although sayur lodeh basically is a vegetarian dish, it is popularly consumed with ikan asin (salted fish), opor ayam, empal gepuk or beef serundeng.
Sambal terasi ("shrimp paste chili sauce") is usually served separately.

In Malaysia and Singapore, when sayur lodeh is served with lontong (nasi himpit), it is known as lontong.
Dried squid sambal, boiled egg and coconut serunding are often added to lontong.
Sayur lodeh can be served with steamed rice (separated or mixed in one plate), or with sliced lontong rice cake. Although sayur lodeh basically is a vegetarian dish, it is popularly consumed with ikan asin (salted fish), opor ayam, empal gepuk or beef serundeng. Sambal terasi ("shrimp paste chili sauce") is usually served separately.
In Malaysia and Singapore, when sayur lodeh is served with lontong (nasi himpit), it is known as lontong. Dried squid sambal, boiled egg and coconut serunding are often added to lontong.
Sayur lodeh