Lime Leaves serves Malaysian, Singapore, Indonesian and Thai cuisine, they offer a set and an a la…read morecarte menu. Is an independent restaurant and is owned by a Malaysian (previous owner of Thai-on-the-River in Battersea and Chelsea) Food is excellent, restaurant is clean and tastefully decorated , and the staff are friendly and efficient that you could be in and out within 40 mins which sometime is not what you want if you want an evening outing. Spicy foods have chilli indicators to tell you how hot the dish is. SUPER VALUE MEALS THIS PLACE DOES !! They have Super Value Set Menus lunch for a set meal - £4.95 one course, £5.95 for two! Available Monday - Saturday, 12:00pm - 3:00pm. And in the evening dine for just £8.95 per person with the 3 course Lime Leaves Early Bird Special. A starter, a main course and a desert or coffee, available Monday - Saturday, 5:00pm - 7:00pm. And further more you get 20% of your TOTAL BILL, and is available everyday! go on what are you waiting for ?? just print the voucher off their website http://www.limeleav.es . and you can book a table on line and is a must at the weekends as they can be fully booked.

I love this restaurant, but unfortunately have often found it practically empty - it deserves to…read moreget a few more customers, so do go along. As below, the Beef Rendang is great, but I would recommend any of the dishes. They are also part of Gourmet Society, so you can get discounts that way, so always good value.

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.

The Bali Brasserie can be found on the seafront on the Brighton and Hove border so walking distance…read morefro the beach and town centre. Its a surprisingly large and luxurious venue. The 'tropical bar' (reportedly the longest in Brighton at 45 feet!) is covered in tiny emerald colour tiles and room has alot of lil plants and bamboo decor. The dining area is huge serving Indonesian and Malaysian delicacies, with drapes on the walls and traditional art work around the place. It would be a great place to hold an event because of the size and unique decor but can be quiet on weekday evenings and was slightly lonely when me and friend dined there.

We went here with a huge group of friends on a Saturday night and had an excellent time. I'd never…read moreeaten Malaysian cuisine before and wasn't sure whether I'd like it but I thought it was a great combination of flavours. The staff were really helpful and not moody at all with 15 drunken people changing places every 30 minutes. The drinks came out really promptly and as we were such a large group, we went for the all you can eat option for £16.95. There was absolutely tons to choose from and everyone really enjoyed the food. Lovely decor and brilliant location if your heading into town straight afterwards.

The Malaysian Restaurant is a sister restaurant to the Peking Restaurant on the opposite side of…read morethe road. The restaurant is in a relatively old building in the High Street, and there are some framed pottery and descriptions on the wall inside the restaurant. The restaurant itself is larger than it looks and extends back into the building. The food is Malaysian (duh!) which is like Chinese but with spicier influences similar to Thai or Indonesian. We had a mixed starter which comprised of prawn toast, vegetable spring roll, samosa, chicken satay and some other morsels: it was all nice and tasty. We followed this with Rendang Kam Bing an aromatic slow-cooked lamb with coconut lemon grass and chilli dish; Ayam Goreng Sambal deep fried chicken with a fragrant shrimp and chilli paste; their version of Singapore noodles; Mee Goreng Ayam rice vermicelli pan fried with chicken and egg. All the dishes were tasty, with quite a lot of thinly sliced chillies as garnish, but the highlight was the lamb it was very tasty and the meat was falling apart. We followed this with a couple of authentic Malaysian speciality desserts, they were both nice, but one would have been enough between the two of us. The staff were friendly and helpful, and the food tasty and interesting: recommended. Parking is on-street.

Delicious food! Great atmosphere, and the service was so fast. We are American tourists who just…read morestopped by and this ended up being one of our favorite restaurants in London

I love Indonesian restaurants! And this one had so many great things on the menu, I had to order a…read morelot to try everything, and make my friend try everything. Some things were awesome (nasi goreng, peanut sauce, satay, lapis legit) and some things were not. I'm guessing it was just an off night for their beef rendang, which is their most popular dish. It was dry and overcooked and really inedible. But we had so much food, it didn't matter. We definitely enjoyed it and would have loved to go back and try more. Big portions! Very nice staff.

I salivate now thinking of eating at Jakarta. This small and delightfully decorated restaurant is…read morepretty much in the middle of nowhere but is so good if you do make it out to NW9, you'll not be sorry. I was a firm Jakarta fan after trying the tofu satay, which was just like chicken satay, but you guessed it..vegetarian. I can not say enough about this place. Start off with the complimentary prawn crackers, get a satay (meat or otherwise) then try the Gado-Gado for a light meal, or a curry or stir fry dish for a heavier one. They also do a mean coconut rice for an little extra treat.

The first time i ate Indonesian was in Amsterdam and i fell in love with it.Jakarta serves a…read morecombination of Indonesian, Malay and Thai cuisine. It is slightly off the beaten track, but I can definitely confirm it is worth making the effort to visit for a lunch or dinner. The restaurant has traditional decor and Music giving the customer an traditional and authentic dining experience. This place was recommended by a friend, and I wouldn't usually go out of my way to go to dine around Colindale, but I really wanted to find a nice Indonesian and it turned out to be great, I am really glad that I went. The quality of the food is excellent, with a wide range of cuisine, be prepared if you have a delicate stomach, the curries can be quite spicy. The food is very fresh, and the décor is typical of its culture. This place is very popular so it is worth ringing ahead to book. The restaurant also has Lunch specials all week.

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.

My experience here was not good... They have both Indonesian…read morefood and all you can eat hotpot. I had the coconut chicken and pork tripe dual pots. The ingredients were not of good quality, or to say, went bad; especially pork tripe, intestine and kidney. Also, they charge me 1.5x of their price cause I went there by myself... sad I guess I won't come back anymore.

My colleague and I walked in at 12:30pm on a Friday; there were a few other diners but it was no…read moreissues for us to sit and eat. This food was delicious and legit spicy, especially the Rendang! * Roti Canai (£9.50) - 5 stars * Rendang (£18.50) - 5 stars * Ayam Percik (char-grilled chicken, £16.50) - 4.5 stars (a little on the sweet side)

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.