Authentic Indonesian food, fast and friendly service. Had the sample plate that had a bit of…read moreeverything. Wonderful!

I really enjoy many types of Asian cuisine--but I had not had an opportunity to go to an Indonesian…read morerestaurant. Wow...what a pleasant surprise Nyonya Meneer was today! The atmosphere was relaxed and the staff friendly and the food was absolutely delicious. The complexity of the spices, the balance of all the flavors--were really well done! It's a reasonably priced restaurant as well, and we felt like we were with family. Even the espresso and dessert (which was ice cream and spekkoek & were much needed after a spicy dinner ) were delicious! We'll be back soon!

Great indonesian toko. Your usual choice of indonesian food, good quality and quantity. You can…read morealso eat inside. For 10 Euro you get a big plate with two choices of vegetables and two choices of meat. Again, great toko!

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).

Ate at this restaurant for dinner with a group of 10 and we all enjoyed the food. It was a hot day…read morein Utrecht and from the outside of this restaurant they advertise they have AC which helped lol. We ended up ordering the "Rijsttafel Besar" which took a little long to prepare but the dishes seemed never ending with the amount of food we got. I don't remember all of the Indonesian names for the dishes but of course we got the chicken and beef satay with the peanut butter sauce, the fried bananas, beef rendang, fried rice, nasi rawon, sayur asem (soup), etc. I would say there were about 10-15 different items to try and enough for our large group. Everything tasted delicious and so glad I had Indonesian food on my last night while visiting Holland. We don't have many Indonesian restaurant where I'm from in California so this was definitely a treat!

The food was great, specifically the vegetarian dishes. The dishes are not on the menu so you will…read morehave to ask for them. The sweet chicken was also very delicious. The beer was relatively ok, nothing too special but did the job. The desert was also worth noting, the cake to be specific.

From the owner: Chinees Indischread more

Excellent food and service! Order the Indonesian "rijsttafel" for lots of tiny dishes to share…read more.. The Merlot house wine (red) went very well with the food and was reasonably priced (19 euro for a bottle).

We are novices when it comes to Indonesian food, but this restaurant was terrific. Nice service and…read morelively atmosphere. The rice table seemed overwhelming so we just ordered 2 mains, which still came with 6 small side dishes. Everything tasted great.

Michelin guide restaurant that is very busy all days of the week! We were so lucky to find a seat…read morefor two around 5:45pm at the bar (I think they save these spots for walk ins, max 6 people) - so many people were turned away for not having a reservation. Ordered the rijstaffel (rice table) which allowed us to try all sorts of dishes. It was quite filling. Flavors were strong and several dishes were quite too salty for us, just FYI. Particularly liked the different meat curries. Enjoyed the cucumber since it was a refreshing contrast to everything else. Service was kind and we didn't have to wait too long for food considering how busy it was! Great to try if you don't have much exposure to Indonesian food back home.