[[HIGHLIGHT]]This is one of the few indonesian restaurants in Atlanta. It is a quiet restaurant with a very homey feel.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] There is a little area in the front where you can also buy Indonesian snacks kind of like a little grocery. The food took a while to come out. Here is what I got: 1. Kolak: A warm and comforting dessert that reminds me of Es Cendol in terms of flavor. It is sweet, coconut milk forward, and filled with some firm sweet potatoes and plantains. 2. Pempek: Good sweet pempek sauce, but the fish cake was too mushy. 3. Nasi Kuning Complit: Yummy yellow rice. The fried chicken was a bit tough and dry, but the sambal and perkedel were good. 4. Ayam Penyet: Same chicken as the nasi kuning. Overall, it is okay. However, I am not very inclined to go back unless I am really really craving Indonesian food. I'd say the best item was the nasi kuning complit. read more

Came here on a Saturday for lunch to find they have a lunch buffet for $25 so we went for it! Everything was really great. We had no idea what anything was but we tried everything we wanted to try and went back for seconds. Everyone was really nice and helpful. I'm sure had we asked what everything was, they would have told us. But it was easy to know chicken vs tofu vs egg. Most of the stuff in red was spicy. Some spicier than others but still very enjoyable. Would recommend and will have to come back to try other dishes. read more

Ibu's Kitchen is a lovely Indonesian restaurant that also doubles as a store selling traditional snacks and clothing. There was no sign in the front of the restaurant which made it hard to find, but it is there. The staff are friendly and willing to explain each item on the menu. We got the Martabak Telor, Mie Goreng Ayam/Baso/Udang, and Nasi Udik Komplit. The Martabak Telor was a flaky savory pastry that had beef, onion, scallion, and spices. It kind of tasted like an Indian samosa. Pretty solid. The Nasi Udik Komplit was a well balanced meal with carbohydrates, protein, and vegetables. The fried chicken was more tender than I thought it would be, which was a pleasant surprise. I kind of wish it was crispier, but maybe that is not the style for Indonesian cooking. The spicy egg and the perkedel (potato patty) tasted good too. I was not a fan of the coconut rice as I do not like coconut (I got this dish as I wanted to try what was part of it, specifically the perkedel). Overall, I thought the food was alright. With this being my second time having Indonesian food, I think my picky taste buds are still adapting to Indonesian cuisine and spices. It is clear that many people love this place and their food, so take my review with a grain of salt. I would give this spot a 3.5/5 stars if I could. read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Martabak Telor - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

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I recommended this for a friend's birthday (15+ ppl)and everyone enjoyed it; they were super nice and made it special for my friend . Some logistical challenges like no updated picture menu (people new to Indonesian food had no idea what things were), ordering at the counter(awkward/ time consuming) but overall the owners got thru it very well and pushed thru, the food was delicious and people liked the bottomless coffee/tea setup. [[HIGHLIGHT]]I think their sweet spot might be smaller groups where that personal touch really really comes thru and is manageable with the current setup.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I hope they continue to grow and keep the food awesome! They have a $18 buffet style sampler on weekends which I may want to try sometime. read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - This is good, a representive dish. - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

This location has recently relocated from Tucker to Doraville. Ibu's Kitchen currently sits in the old Bun Factory space. The noodle dishes here are pretty solid with taste and portion. I've had the kwetiaw before, and it's still a solid choice. Perhaps the portion might have shrunken a tad. I counted, and there's three or four baby shrimp throughout the whole dish. Tsk. Tsk. I guess we're in an inflation era... The hubs' pick of the nasi uduk komplit was sort of sad looking to be honest. Our friends who frequent this place a couple of times before said the portion used to be a little more generous. As for taste, it was good nonetheless with each of the 'little' variety of things. I was particularly fond of the tofu, or was it tempeh. Either or. It was delectably flavorful. The other item which looked like a fish cake of sorts was also interesting and tasty. As for the chicken, it had good flavors but lacked the visual appeal and quantity I dare say. Since this was the main protein, having one drum stick was very disappointing. If you come here on a Saturday, they apparently have a "buffet" which the hubs said you can actually only fill one plate full. Then doesn't that defeat the purpose of calling it a buffet?! There was no clear advertisement of this so okay... read more

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Trying Indonesian food during my visit in Atlanta. It was good. I would recommend ayam bakar Bumbu rujak for spicy lovers!! The grill chicken is covered with plenty of spicy Bumbu rujak. The chicken is smokey and juicy! My kids really enjoyed the mie ayam bakso. The noodle is very thin, the chicken is chunky and so flavorful. The bakso is also homemade, not store bought. It's also come with fried wonton a.k.a pangsit goreng. We also try their empek2, batagor, and kwetiau goreng. It's so so in my opinion. I'm really disappointed with batagor. The tofu is stuff with so little fish paste and it's super dry. It's also come with pangsit goreng which have very little chewy meat on the inside. The peanut sauce is very sweet and over powered the whole dish. It's self service restaurant where you get your own drink and utensils including napkins. The spicy sauce and sweet soy sauce is also available on the side. They also provide the food containers for the leftover that we want to bring home on side. The owner is nice and friendly. We order the food in cashier/counter and they will bring the food to the table. They also have mini shop for Indonesian snacks or seasonings. For the payment, they accept any cash form and charge 3% for all credit cards. read more

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Kwetiau goreng ( Stir - fried flat rice noodle with meatballs, eggs and bean sprout ) DELICIOUS! Must to order!! read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Kwetiau goreng - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Went here on a whim and it was surprisingly more delicious than I thought it was going to be. Was greeted by a friendly staff that took their time to walk me through the menu and recommended me a few items. I got the roti chanai, sate ayam, nasi padang and an es soda gembira to drink. Everything was so good. Even came back less than an hour later to get another soda gembira. Definitely will be coming back to try other menu items read more

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Everything we got was super delicious! I really enjoyed the rice rish, though it looks simple it was definitely packed with flavor. From spice, to sweet and savory. I really enjoyed the bakso malang as well. The beef balls were chewy and addicting. And there were two different kinds of noodles, loved the different textures. This place was more of a self serve than sit down service. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The space was clean and spacious with a store on the side that you can purchase your favorite Indonesian snacks from.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Overall, I enjoyed the dinner here. read more

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@ibukitchenatlanta is the newest Indonesian establishment on Buford Highway. They offer very authentic Indonesian dishes. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Atmosphere is homey; the owners are kind.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We ordered the 2 dishes below. The restaurant also offers buffet lunches and they sell goodies inside the restaurant as well. They're still in their soft opening phase so please come support! Kwetiau Goreng - stir fried flat rice noodles with eggs & vegetables. Similar to Thai's pad see ew but maybe on the sweeter side. Pampano bakar rujak - grilled fish over spicy sauce. Very good. . . . #indonesian #indonesianfood #kwetiaugoreng #bakarrujak #pompano #fish #grilledfish #supportsmallbusiness read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

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Went with an Indonesian friend, got the Bakwan, kwetiau, and Gembira. Everything was delicious and she described it as 10/10 authentic :) read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Street food fare is in Atlanta area., love the batagor and Indonesian siomay with peanut sauce, everything were delicious read more

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Authentic Indonesian delicacies! The experienced chef was from the past Tempo Doeloe Indonesian Restaurant read more

I love Buford Highway and I love Indonesian food. I was so excited to see this open! Unfortunately, it's just not very good. Almost all of the dishes are bone-in. The portions are laughably small - $19 for the dinner sampler platter and it's literally about 300 calories worth of food - a single egg, and a tablespoon each of rendang and chicken and vegetables with horribly gloopy rice. They also serve the food lukewarm (??), and brought out 1 persons dish within 5 mins while the other waited 35+ mins so that we ate at separate times. Very poorly run. Won't last long sadly read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Laughably small dinner sampler. This was like 4 ounces of food for $19 - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Tried the new restaurant for the first time. The food was good but service can be better. it's new and I am sure it will get better as they gain experience. The food came out one dish at a time and out of order, apps came last. They had run out of some items. The same person was taking orders and managing all the tables and bringing out the food. They definitely need to get more severs. The food was good so I will give it some time and give it another shot. read more

I woke up craving Indonesian. I googled and found one near Tucker. The shop was a little hard to find. It's in an office building that rented out to food truck prep kitchens. Drive past the food truck, pass another closed gate, and another entrance turn right and it's at the end of the parking lot. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a little mom and pop shop. The husband is Malaysian and wife is Indonesian. They also have a food truck but been at this location for a year now and looking to expand. It's a little shop and cozy.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Husband was very helpful and explaining the menu. I got the siomay bandung (one of the softest tofu stuff with fish cake with cabbage and dumplings made with wonton skin stuffed with minced fish in some kind of dough; comes with savory peanut sauce, sweet soy sauce and lime), ayam bakar kecap (good wok charred - soft, chewy, savory noodles with bean sprouts, carrots, sweet soy sauce, eggs, fish cakes, Chinese broccoli, onion, chicken, and cabbage) martabak telur (savory pancake made with eggs, spiced beef, onions, and green onions). Everything was delicious. The husband also recommended a jasmine tea. Hint of sweetness. Reminds me of the Chinese chrysanthemum tea juice box. I'll be returning to try the other items. read more

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I have spent a great deal of time in Indonesia - working, volunteering, and vacationing - and the archipelagic country is near and dear to my heart. I used to take my dad to Tempo Doeloe on Buford Highway, to get the ikan balado (whole pompano with sambal); which took me right back to my Indo haunts. We were both so sad when Tempo Doeloe closed in 2019. Yesterday, I had the good fortune to stop into the new-ish Ibu's Kitchen in Tucker; hoping to find something fabulous for dinner. Chef Rina was behind the counter, and I had an absolutely delightful time chatting with her about her home country. I even got to practice a bit of my very rusty Bahasa Indonesia! There was a whole pompano on the menu, available fried or grilled; and slathered in sambal...it was EXACTLY what I hoped for! I ordered it grilled, to go; along with some spring rolls. O. M. G., it smelled soooo good as it was being prepared; and I was absolutely flooded with memories of my beautiful second home. When I opened the go box in my kitchen, the yummiest aroma of grilled fish, spices, and coconut rice filled the air. (My cats were quite impressed, as well; and begged for samples. Of course, I obliged.) The fish and rice servings were large enough for me to enjoy two meals; with a tiny bit left over for an egg scramble in the morning. Sambal from a jar is just not the same! I can't wait to savor some other homestyle dishes on the menu in the future. My dad is gone now, but I know he was smiling as I enjoyed one of our favorite meals... Terima kasih, Ibu's Kitchen - sampai nanti!! read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

A plus amazing Indonesian food! Service was extremely fast and friendly. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Ambience was small personable at their current location.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Fantastic Indonesian food with great spices! You will have to look for it in the strip mall, but easy parking and access. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a small grocery too, with limited seating, but it's worth the trip![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Mie Ayam Bakso. Spicy noodles with broth and meatballs on side. - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

Closed out of business & have soent an hr trying to find this place! But need 85 characters

When we drove up to the address, we couldn't find Ibu's Kitchen. You need to drive into the far end of the parking lot from the entrance. [[HIGHLIGHT]]It's a tiny retail space but they maximized every square foot to not only contain two 4-top tables and two 2-top tables but also a tall shelf for the grocery items they well[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]. Chef Rina was on duty and her food is spectacular. We were so thankful to get to sample her food. We ordered Nasi Lemak, Nasi Rengdan, Nasi Padang, Laska, Mee Goreng and Martabak Telur. She even threw in some onion fritters on the house. The food was so good! Wish we lived closer. Every time we make it out to Your Dekalb Market, we will have to try to revisit Ibu's Kitchen ... highly recommended!! read more

Ibu’s Kitchen - Indonesian Near Me - Doraville, Georgia

[[HIGHLIGHT]]Tiny spot! Felt like we stumbled upon a secret.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The staff were so helpful and the food was incredible!!!

Love this place! The owner used to own another a restaurant in Buford and I'm honestly so happy she opened up her business again because I miss her food! Can you add some of the food that's on tue menu to Uber! I miss your basko soup! read more

Love the food and the owner is super nice! Everything tasted so authentic! For me, this is the best Indonesian food in Atlanta.

Great food great people and great service. Amazing place to eat, we ordered Rendang and batagor and it was good

i tried their rice dishes and although i felt welcomed coming in with warm greetings from their owners, the rice dishes fell short. they definitely need more components like boiled eggs or fried eggs as toppings instead of tomatoes or cucumbers.. the nasi rendang was good with tender meat but need more sauce. it was def flavorful though. they also sell other food products in store. check them out for sure! read more

Best Indonesia food I have ever had!! Service was fantastic as well. And a big plus for being halal as well.