Indonesian food is rare to find for me, so I was very excited to go here! It met my expectations…read morebut did not blow me away. Ambiance is modern and casual, and food came out fast.

The service is friendly, and the atmosphere feels local. Overall, not bad at all--worth a visit for…read morea genuine taste of Indonesia!

Great authentic Malaysian food in London and I've tried a lot of Malaysian restaurants.read more

Melur by Pak Amie : Family owned Halal Malaysian restaurant in central London…read more We were their first customer of that day, owner was a little rattle due to some miscommunication between his workers BUT he went out of his way to make our order and our stay pleasant. A place where you get can your keropok lecur fixed!! We had - Nasik kandar, meehoon goreng, chicken rice, roti canai & keropok lecur . Food connects us all.

Japindo and koala asian fusion are the same restaurants. They sell indonesian food and japanese…read morefood. I was able to try the banana cake with ice cream and it was super good since it reminded me of home. The japanese fried rice was good as well and cheap. The ketoprak has different style but it was super good. This restaurant made me feels like home. Definitely worth to go and recommended!!

Good restaurant but not exceptional. I had a "Beef Rendgang" which was good but for GBP 11.50 it…read morewasn't really worth. Small restaurant but quite good service.

I was looking for a place to have a quick lunch before meeting a friend for some shopping. I…read moredecided on Indonesian food and went into Nusa Dua. I was seated immediately and tap water arrived at the table. It was still lunchtime so I decided on Set Lunch B which consisted of two chicken sate sticks, beef rendang, white rice, tomato and cucumber slices, a potato dumpling and a hard boiled egg cooked with chilies. This also came with a bowl of soup. The food was delicious and the beef rendang was tasty. The soup was a little bland and I supplemented it with some of the rice and the chilies which made it somewhat tastier. It is a moderate sized space in Soho and the lunch special was reasonably priced. I would recommend and return.

After traveling Europe for almost three weeks we found ourselves here en route to a different…read moreplace. My wife is Indonesian and finding authentic cuisine (even in nyc) is hard. There is one place we trust in all of the 5 Boros. With all this being said; the food is amazing!!! I got the beef rendang. My wife got the laksa sop. Kids got mie goreng and nasi goreng. Teen got the bakso. We couldn't stop trying each other's dishes. Prices beyond reasonable. Probably best cheap eats in the area.

The best Thai food I've ever had. Every dish we ordered was absolutely delicious. So flavorful and…read morefresh. The green curry was my favorite, but the yellow curry, lemongrass soup, and mango sticky rice were all amazing as well. I'd recommend this place to anyone visiting London. The service was wonderful, too. I'll definitely be back!

Excellent, went twice within a week. Had the veg laksa (maybe a bit more sourness/ lime?) and the…read moreveg green curry. Love the way the veg is served. Great service, too. Recommend.

The ambiance of this restaurant is very nice and cozy!…read more We went for dinner and had a reservations, so they were able to seat us very quickly. We got the kari laksa and kway teow goreng - highly recommend both! The kari was flavorful and packed with protein (chicken, prawn, and tofu). The stir fried noodles had the perfect balance of salt.

This place was close to our hotel. Food was authentic. We ordered the chicken satay, gado gado,and…read moreIlan belado. Satay was delicious and the peanut sauce was made with peanuts and not peanut butter like some places. Gado gado sauce has a nice kick to it. I thought the tofu was over fried but overall was a good dish. The Ikan -fish was nicely fried and the sauce was delicious. Service was good. It's a small restaurant - cozy! Will definitely come back again if in the area.

Met up some friends here since he recommended it. There was a long queue so I would recommend…read morecalling ahead for a table or reserve online. We had 5 people but waited about 30 mins and got seated downstairs. It was busy but it wad also a Friday night. 3/5 Hainese chicken rice - the sauce was definitely needed since the chicken was bland. Came with a nice soup. 3/5 Appetizer sampler - just ok and great for sharing 4/5 Shrimp in stew with bread for dipping - my favorite dish I tried Nice and clean place in Chinatown. It was busy and packed full of people. Would recommend.

We were craving some roti canai and found this spot with strong reviews, so we decided to check it…read moreout. Naturally, we ordered the roti canai and also tried the Hainanese chicken. The roti canai was excellent -- perfectly flaky, light, and just what we were hoping for. The curry it came with had pleasant chunks of potato that added a nice heartiness to the dish. The Hainanese chicken itself was decent, but what really stood out was the broth that accompanied it. The broth elevated the dish entirely and tied everything together beautifully. Service was very friendly, and there was plenty of seating even on a weekend afternoon. Definitely a solid spot if you're craving Singaporean/Malay comfort food.

I recommend making reservations, as this tiny restaurant is popular and fills up quickly. We were…read morelucky to be seated quickly, but we also came before the dinner rush. Also, since everything is prepared fresh when you order, it takes a LONG time to get your food. We ordered the curry laksa, which was phenomenal. The gado gado was not what I expected. It was okay, but the peanut sauce made up for the bland veggies. I wish it included rice, which has to be ordered a la carte. I would go back to try other dishes.

Food connects us all…read more Craving for Malaysian food.. Well... no shortage of Malaysian restaurants in London TukDin in Paddington Keropok Lecor, Gado Gado (the best Gado Gado I had outside Malaysia), popia & Nasik Lemak

Sorry, Nancy Lam I like you. I really want to write a good review…read more But I have to honest. You can call me traditional, but I don't like fusion food. Wine was expensive. Tiny portions, and I didn't feel satisfied at all. I'm glad that you're able to cater different group of customers. Nice place. But, it just didn't do it for me. Enak enak means "delicious" in Indonesian language.

Oh dear oh dear oh dear. I don't ask much from Lavender Hill, a sprawling stretch of congested road…read morethat snakes it's way towards central London through the hilly Clapham area. But what I do ask for in these recession hit times is a decent amount of food for my hard earned pounds. £8.50 for 7 prawns cooked in way too much soy? Have a day off Nancy, you're most definitely having a laugh. Most of my companion's dishes looked slightly better than my disastrous choice. A green curry tasted good and was bigger than my portion. But really for the price and location this is a bit over-priced, not massively, but enough to leave a rather bitter taste in your mouth. The restaurant was very quiet (we were the only table on a Saturday night) saying that, the service was really friendly and good. Really wanted to like this place as have heard some ok things, but alas, I can't really recommend. Value for money these days is expected in some shape or form when you hit up the local restaurants, this one I'm afraid offered none and is all the worse for it. Boo.

We visited Satay Bar on a Wednesday during happy hour, and despite the time, the place wasn't too…read morecrowded. We ordered two drinks under the happy hour special, which meant we received four--but all of the same drink. While the lychee martini sounded promising, it was far sweeter than I prefer, likely masking the fact that it had barely any alcohol in it. My sister's margarita was also disappointing, tasting mediocre at best. For food, we ordered the Wings of Fire, the Deep-fried Seabass, and the Lamb Chops. Unfortunately, the wings were heavily battered,overcooked, and underwhelming--just like the rest of the meal. The seabass had decent presentation, but it lacked seasoning and depth of flavor. The lamb, while tender and falling off the bone, was overly sweet, with the red peppers adding nothing to balance it out. Both entrées came with rice, and while the portion sizes were generous, the seasoning was lacking--garlic, onion, ginger, salt, and pepper would have made a world of difference. Service-wise, it was good but painfully slow, especially considering the restaurant wasn't busy. Even settling the bill took longer than expected. The bathrooms could use some attention, as paper was scattered across the floor. On a positive note, they get a 10/10 for music--loud enough to enjoy but still at a level where we could hold a conversation. I probably won't return.

Delicious! I'm visiting Europe and a college friend told me to meet her there. Great decision. One,…read morenot many places I've seen have happy hour on Saturday. That's great. It was also very close to the Underground station so folks like me wouldn't have to worry. The Mai tai I had was a delicious and only £5 during happy hour. My beef negril satay was SO good that I ended up ordering it twice lol. My prawn chips were yummy too. I was very satisfied and the items the rest of the group had were delicious too. The only annoyance I had was because we were sitting outside, we had to order everything inside. It's a bit inconvenient to have to get up and order something every time you're hungry / thirsty. They should have had at least one server outside.