Daging masak is the beef equivalent of the chicken dishes, and it lands a touch higher at around 290 calories a portion because beef carries more fat than chicken. The braise itself, kicap, halia, serai or lada hitam, adds oil and sometimes sugar on top. Nothing crazy, but beef is naturally richer.
Daging masak lada hitam kering (dry black pepper) is the heaviest because the dry style concentrates everything per gram and often uses butter or oyster sauce. Halia is the leanest. Either way the beef gives you solid protein, around 24g, so it earns its place on the plate.