Christmas Eve dinner here was fantastic and they had a fresh buffet for all guests. We tried their…read morebeef, chicken, rice, noodle, shrimp crackers, banana fritters and everything was excellent. Don't hesitate to go here for a meal and be sure to call ahead in case you need a reservation!

Bali serves the best Indonesian food including Rijsttafel I have tasted in all my world travel…read more Moreover lovely service. Terimah Kasih.

Good food and nice staff made this place a worthwhile dining spot. For those who haven't had a…read morerijstafel dinner, it's a dining experience you should try. We ordered the basic dinner for 2, which included two types of rice and a dozen small dishes of assorted hot & cold foods to go with them. There were beef, pork, &chicken dishes and many delicious vegetable dishes. I especially liked the shredded cabbage dish (much to my surprise), and my partner particularly liked the sauce on the meatballs and the chicken skewers.

Loved it. Cheap, really tasty and generous helpings. With 10€ for dinner had a very nice main…read morecourse and a mango juice. Go for it!

We're now in Maastricht, and this is a decent Indo take out joint. We had the sate special w/…read morenoodles. The chicken sate and the sauce were good. However, the noodles were different. It was neither egg or rice noodles. It was something completely new to me. The veggies had buncis in them - apparently a Dutch staple. We also tried the lemper which was good. If you're ever in Maastricht, try this place out and it's just off the main road to the train station.

Made a hard right into Gembira after doing some business down in Maastricht, The Netherlands…read more First, I must mention that it's quite difficult to find a decent, if any Indonesian restaurants in the San Diego. Here in The Netherlands they are more plentiful due to its colonial history in the Indonesian archipelago and Dutch-Indonesian immigrants living in The Netherlands. It's a small place with two tables...that's because it's basically a take-a-way joint. The food lies behind a clean, glass-covered and refrigerated case. There are typical Indonesian dishes they spoon into plastic tubs (of varying size) for you to take away. Beef Rending, Nasi Kuning (yellow rice), Sambal Goreng Boontjes (spicy green beans) is what this guy took away. Everything was well made and tasty. The rending could have been spicer but that's what the sambal badjak (Indonesian hot salsa) is for!

My first Indonesian food that I can remember (yes I have lived in Jakarta but I was little...of…read morecourse I won't remember). The waiter was so excited that we were the first Americans that he's ever seen. He said he always wanted to go to the USA and asked a lot of questions about America. Of course my boyfriend who loves talking to strangers was excited to explain a lot of things and answering all his questions. With this kind waiter, of course our experience was going to be good. This place was highly rated in many tourist sites, and that was one of the reasons why we decided to try. And of course, Indonesia being a former Dutch colony, I thought it would be legit to try Indonesian food, instead of those Argentinian steak house in Amsterdam. I had Nasi Goreng. IT was great. Bintang beer was just like any other pilsner, not as refreshing as Heineken that I had at the Heineken brewery, but I know better than comparing beer from local brewery and beer from another country. Very kind people, good food, good conversation, and easy-to-get location. This is a perfect place for lunch after visiting the Airborne Museum in Arnhem.

Nice Indonesian. You…read morecan't go to Netherlands and not eat Indonesian. Batavia was a good choice. It was a 10 minute walk from our B&B. We split an appetizer, had 2 drinks and ordered rice main courses (€50).

An Indonesian food window on the pedestrian mall, with a few tables; feels more like a good stand…read morethan a cafe. The lunch special lets you pick a few samples of different dishes; next time I'd probably do all-veggie, as the meat was on the oily side for me. The noodles wee also well oiled, but I expected that. The microwave takes a while; this place was not as fast as it looked. Mediocre food and a mediocre experience, I probably won't be back.

This Indonesian restaurant was really a treat…read more We embarked on the multiple coarse meal to be able to try a variety of items on the menu. This is highly recommended. I believe we had Indonesia D. Lots of spicy meats and tasty steamed veggies in coconut milk. The fried plantains were nice as well. They also have a buffet if you are wanting to try multiple items as well. The service here was prompt and friendly. This was the best service I had the entire time we were in the netherlands.

The food and ambiance are real Indonesian. The service is very friendly and good. We where…read moreimpressed.

This place gets solid 4 stars. It's small and cozy - in one of my favorite neighborhoods in…read moreCologne. It's got cool seating in the back of thee restaurant - in an enclosed patio. You hang up your Jacket in the front and I think that's why you tend to feel like you're home there. The food was delicious. I actually ordered seafood which I almost never do. I think item 271. Absolutely recommend it. Price was readonable. Also great that there is a parking structure closby. The only reason it's not getting 5 stars is because the service was slow... Ps make reservations before you go!

Absolutely fantastic. The waiter managed to find space for us, as it was packed, even on a normal…read moreSunday evening. He went on to recommend a mixed fish curry with coconut and lemongrass, and then a crispy chicken breast with a thick, sweet, dark sauce. Both were served with a wonderful sticky rice. I can't recommend the place highly enough. It's not a posh place, but the service and the food left us in no doubt that we'll returnand soon!