This place was right across from our hotel and we had heard Indonesian food is pretty good in Amsterdam so we thought we'd give it a try. Because it was high season, they only offered a set price tasting menu option. At first they brought us two types of crunchy "chips" with two sauces. Pretty yummy! Next were all of the meats and veggies accompanied by a big basket of rice. Overall, very tasty though many of them are spicy, so make sure to ask so you know which ones! For dessert they had fried bananas with powdered sugar which was also yummy and a fun touch, though they can out with everything else so by the time we got to them, they were a bit soggy. Overall it was a fun change of pace and good to try something new! Make sure to check about water too - we paid for bottled water but they'll do regular tap water, you just have to specify which we didn't know. read more

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First time having Indonesian food, but because of this experience, definitely not the last! Showed up at 630 pm on a Friday, and the place was almost full. Not to worry! Even though it's a sit down restaurant, things turned over quite quickly so please be patient. And honestly, given how easy the experience was, being patient was the least I could do! You have a choice of either the traditional or vegetarian options. We opted for the traditional, and waited to be amazed. The chips were tasty, and you have a choice of peanut, sweet, or spicy dipping sauce. The spicy definitely has some kick, and I don't recommend this for anyone who can only do mild. Like, you're gonna have a bad time. Spice lovers though, this is your jam. I also really loved the peanut sauce, but a girl's gotta pick one and I chose the spice life #noregrets. The main course was a series of small bowls, each filled with delicious, mouthwatering things. I won't list them all out, but will highlight the soy beef, two chicken dishes, chicken satay, and string beans as my favorites. I also really liked the potatoes, and remember them being the only really spicy option. Don't forget to sprinkle some of the roasted coconut over...like...everything. It's magic. Also! For people who love pickles, the side dish of pickles were really good. Very sour, but in a pucker-up-so-good kind of way. The meal ended with a small scoop of ice cream, which was alright. Honestly, it couldn't hold a candle to what we had. Also, the metal table helped keep everything warm while we ate. What an ingenious idea! Our amazing waiter was managing the entire place by himself, and although you could tell that he was working super hard (like seriously, non stop zipping around with drinks, dropping off food, the check, making sure everyone is happy and full, greeting guests, bussing tables, and wiping down mats...what CAN'T this man do???), he was the epitome of grace, welcome, and professionalism. I was astounded by the care and love he demonstrated to each guest. So don't be an impatient jerk to this man!! He doesn't deserve it!! Treat him with respect and enjoy!!! read more

Kartika - Our feast - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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So happy that we stumbled upon this place!! Highly recommend making reservations as it gets very busy. Food is delicious and staff was helpful!! Definitely try the tasting menu. read more

Best dinner!! Reservations recommended but we were able to walk in and get a table. The staff were very friendly, helped us decide what to order and it was two thumbs up! Sooooo good. read more

Kartika - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

The menu at Kartika gives you the option to either do a set menu or choose items a la carte. We opted for the set menu and loved the little dishes that came packed with flavor. I couldn't name all the dishes even if I tried, but they ranged from veggies to meat like chicken or beef. The sauces they came simmered in were salty, sweet, spicy, and just scrumptious. Highly recommend the Ramayana set menu! read more

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Fantastic restaurant. Incredible staff. Delicious food. I did the Ramayana experience which sampled through many of the popular dishes in Indonesia. I would highly recommend this location! read more

The most amazing Indonesian culinary experience! Service was amazing - our server (I think his name was Michael) was incredibly hospitable and all of the dishes we got were amazing! We had a group of 1 vegetarian, 2 non vegetarians of which one ate beef and one did not. Our server was able to tailor the experience to create a meal that pleased us all! Of course there are 100% pure veg meals as well but since our party was a mix it was not an issue Service was very quick as well - we were in and out within 30-40 minutes! read more

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I was visiting our Amsterdam office and had just flown into town. My staff and I were feeling hungry so I popped out the Yelp app and looked for a nearby restaurant. Since Indonesian was once upon a time a Dutch colony, there was a fair amount of reverse influence which resulted in an excellent Indonesian culinary scene in Amsterdam, much like the Indian food scene in London. Kartika appeared to be one of the more popular and higher rated place nearby. It was that way for good reasons. The service was super friendly and quick and the food was delicious. To be honest, I was jet-lagged and very hungry so I have a hard time recalling the details of each dish. I just remember is was all good. Ordering was very easy if you are not familiar with Indonesian food. There are a number preset menus to choose from and you can't go wrong with any of them. We ordered the Ramayana, which was a sampling of 11 or 12 small dishes. I love the idea of being able to try so many dishes at one time. It's almost like a buffet or having tapas. When the food came out, the dishes were placed on sort of a warming plate with candles underneath. It didn't really do much to warm the plates; but, it was a neat idea. The spiciness of the food was toned down somewhat and the dishes were not quite as hot and the Indonesian food I am used to; but, that was perfectly fine with me. Kartika is a little ways away from the city center; but, it easily accessible via the metro. It's definitely worth a try. read more

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Excellent food, recommend their rice table or choice of rames. Small, cozy place with a line out the door, but worth the wait. Very hardworking, attentive and kind waitstaff. So good came back a second time during our trip. Very convenient to museum quarter hotels. read more

So unique and delicious! We are from the Western US and have nothing like this. Service was great and you can tell they are very proud of their food. read more

Quirky staff, if you can get past that, they are extremely courteous and hard working. While waiting for a table, there is a sign that clearly says where to wait. If you cross it, the staff will ask you to move back. I liked this, because if I was seated close to the door, I wouldn't want people breathing down my neck while I'm eating. People often end up coughing and sneezing, it's a kindness that the staff is so diligent with asking people to stay back until seated. We had bottled water, but they told us not to drink it. I didn't love this. But I assume their food prices are based on them making a little off the drinks. We ordered a couple of Indonesian beers, which were good. After dessert, he brought us some free bottled water with lemon. They had me order before I could be seated, which I appreciate, because we have allergies that they may not have been able to work around. So it was nice to not have to walk out. All in all, it's very different. I'm from Miami, and I'm not used to this. Even by European standards, it was quirky. But the service level was honestly a notch above most restaurants in the UK and Europe that I've visited. They were just genuinely nice, but they had a few rules. The food was all good. It tasted like a grandma made it, which is great! The only thing is that some things tasted overcooked. Like the hard boiled eggs, they were very well done. If you don't mind a few rules this is a great place! read more

Very interesting way to get a table..? We walked into the restaurant around 6:30pm. They still had a good amount of tables open. We were told everything was reserved for 7:30pm tables. Our local friend spoke to the host in Dutch and then suddenly he changed his mind. We were now told if we ate quickly and did the prefix meal, it could work out.. So tada! We got a table? Throughout dinner, other people walked in and were told the same thing, but now the time changed to 8:30pm! It's like keeping a line outside an empty nightclub just to build the hype.. Weird, but sure.. Towards the end of our meal, it did fill up quite a bit. The staff was super friendly and attentive. Quick to refill water and bring anything we needed. The prefix dinner had about 12 different dishes with all types of protein: beef, tofu, chicken, etc. You can also request the vegetarian prefix meal. My favorite was the chicken skewers, beef stew, and salad. It comes with a dried and shredded coconut to sprinkle on everything, super delicious! I mixed it with the rice and potatoes. Finish everything off with coconut ice cream, green tea sponge cake, and hot tea. Definitely worth a try if you're in Amsterdam. Good luck getting a table? read more

We randomly selected a place for dinner and came by this restaurant. The restaurant is small and is very busy. It might be hard to get seats for a party bigger than 4. We had a party of 5 and was lucky to get seats. Since this was our first time here and first time having Indonesian food, we asked the staff for recommendations. They recommended the Ramayana. It was definitely a good choice. It came with rice, 9 mini bowls of entrées and 1 dessert. We get to taste all the different flavors of food. The Staffs even explained and describe all the different food offered in this set. PS - The iced tea was also pretty good. read more

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We ordered the Shinta for 2 people at Kartika, which included 14 little sample dishes and cost 18 euros per person. Almost all dishes tasted great although my favorite were the fried spicy potatoes and bamboo shoots salad. It is a great way to try a new cuisine and not have to order large dishes without knowing what you'll get. I am not super familiar with Indonesian food so cant comment deeply on authenticity, but the food was tasty and staff was friendly. The artwork around looked pretty authentic and added to the ambience. They did tell us we had 1.5 hours when we were starting. We started at 7 pm and were done by 7:45 pm. The potions are fixed - it is not a buffet - so I think 1.5 hours is totally fair for the experience. read more

Kartika - The Shinta - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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The best food we had on our trip. There was so much variety and service was great! Next time in Amsterdam I'll be back!

Truely an unique Indonesian experience that you can not pass up while you are in Amsterdam! I had no idea Amsterdam had great Indonesian food until I learned that it was a Dutch colonize from the multitude of museums in tours in the area so I was pretty excited to get as close to authentic Indonesian food as I could while in Western Europe. We came here for dinner around 5pm, which was extremely early for dinner. However, I was glad we got a seat before the dinner rush! The restaurant isn't big and there is only in door seating so definitely get there early if you want a seat. The experience was very unique and I think it's important for people to understand that this is closer to a food-experience than a restaurant. Why? The first thing the waiter tells us is that there's a set menu: regular (includes chicken and beef) and vegetarian. The regular set does have vegetarian dishes though it does pose a difficult situation if you are a group that has different food preferences. We (table of 2) were asked to chose only one set menu but I feel like you might be able to order two set menu options if you had a bigger group. Also, probably because of the seating restraint, they limit your visit to an hour and a half (1.5 hours). I thought it was plenty of time to eat everything and enjoy the meal at my own pace but it is something to keep in mind if you are a group that likes to take their time and chat around. I loved the Satay chicken and the tofu dishes. The fried banana was a nice dessert at the end as well. Our waiter also gave us complimentary chocolate chip ice cream which was nice. The set menu was around 18.50 which wasn't bad considering you can sample 11 dishes. It takes out the anxiety of choosing a dish and allows you to sample flavors you might not have otherwise ordered. read more

Kartika - Regular Set Menu (meat) - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

My wife and I dined here on a Tuesday night and it was very busy! There was a 20 minute wait outside, but once seated service was good. The good here is excellent! We had the ramanya meal, which has a selection of very nice veggie and meat dishes. Our favourite was coriander beef or soy beef. The banana fritter was the only dish we didn't enjoy, but we don't usually go for desserts anyway. Bottles of Bintang lager were €4,60 each. Service could have been better as was very busy, but the food was so good! read more

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We definitely didn't understand the menu here which is basically a 10 dish prefix menu. Somehow they allowed us to do the meat and vegetarian plate (a combo of both). The service was a bit slow, but we weren't in a rush. However they were super friendly and even took a picture for us! All the dishes were extremely flavorful and we left very full despite the dishes looking very small. I enjoyed the spicy potatoes and some house chicken dish the best, but everything was really good. I would definitely come back here as there's nothing like this in the States by where I live. read more

Kartika - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

Decided to check this place out since I've heard Amsterdam has really good Indonesian food and I've never had Indonesian food before. We arrived and realized it was a fixed menu with a variety dishes. We though we were going to be able to order off of a menu but that's not how it works. We were told we had two options vegetarian or non vegetarian. We told the gentlman that we had one vegetarian and he said you have to choose one. He was a bit curt but I just think that's his personality . Just a little different and maybe cultural difference. We tried to look past it and not let it determine out decision if we were going to stay or not. We stepped outside to talk and we decided to get vegetarian since the vegetarian doesn't eat meat . We sat down and were immediately welcomed again and drinks brought out right away. When our dishes began to come out the gentleman told use he was going to switch out a couple of the dishes with non vegetarian dishes so the meat eaters could try some of the dishes . That was very nice of him. The food was great and it was a really cool expierence. Definitly a place to try out. read more

Amazing service from our server Michael along with delicious & authentic Indonesian dishes. We had vegetarian rijsttafel which was super tasty & very filling - especially the tofu satay and jackfruit. Great value at €19/pp. Definitely recommend! read more

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This place is like a party in your mouth. We were approached with the option of a traditional or vegetarian menu. We were quickly served with a variety of 11 dishes that ranged from the best chicken satay I've ever had, to goat, beef, and veggies. The flavors were like a combination of Thai (peanut sauce, coconut), Indian (curries), Chinese (5 spice). We are talking a serious fusion of all your favorite flavors. That's a lot of conquering. We both repeatedly exclaimed that this is our new favorite food, and favorite restaurant. I can't recommend it enough, even the green beans were good. It should also be noted that we were both very full at only 18 euro a pop- we were surprised by the prices. Go here and you will not be disappointed! read more

Kartika - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

The Good: :: it's a local business :: ambiance is great--very casual :: food is absolutely delicious and authentic. You get a medley of small servings of a variety of things. There something for everyone! Everything is so flavorful and perfectly cooked. My favorites were the stewed beef and chicken dishes, as well as the skewers. :: they offer a vegetarian and non-vegetarian version of the main offering :: the coconut ice cream was so delicious! :: service was very friendly :: they take all major credit cards, which is helpful since a lot of establishments don't take anything other than the Maestro card The Bad: :: it can get really really busy here...be prepared to wait The Ugly: :: none Would I go back? Most definitely yes--for some delicious authentic Indonesian food at an affordable price, you can't go wrong. This place is IN. read more

Amazing Indonesian food in Amsterdam !!! I strongly recommend the place. The owner was amazongly friendly and explained to us what all the plates where; they alao gave us a complimentry icecream and a keychain. Very impressed! GO here if you are in Amsterdam read more

Kartika - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

I've never really had Indonesian food but was told that while in Amsterdam to try it as it would be very good- they were right. We went to Kartika early as it seems people in The Netherlands tend to eat a bit later so we had no problem getting a dinner table at around six, and it started to get busy around seven with a large line up waiting for seats. There was no menu, you had a choice between two set dinners. One was vegetarian and one was meat, we opted for the meat dish as you had to decide as a table. There were about 10-15 small, what I would call tapas that they laid out for us in the middle of the table for us to eat from, each plate comprising of a different dish from skewers to stews of beef and chicken and veggies. It was quite enjoyable and each dish was different yet still complemented each other. Our server explained each dish to us and said we should start from the right and move our way to the left- which ended with a fried banana. It was a different experience of dinning that I'm used to but was a very good experience and dinner. I would recommend stopping by if you are in Amsterdam. read more

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My boyfriend and I got one of the set menu for minimum 2 people. It doesn't seem like much food but it's filling alright. We were stuffed. It came with a variety of dishes which is a great way to taste a little bit of everything. It had something for everyone. There were chicken skewers, beef stew, green beans, tempeh, potatoes, eggs, salad and etc. We also got the fried rice or nasi goreng on the side and it was my favorite dish of the night. The server was also exceptionally nice and patient. read more

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For those of you who don't know (I didn't until someone told me to try it), rijsttafel is (Dutch) Indonesian food with a load of different side dishes in small servings. I personally loved it because I got to try a ton of different dishes. All of them were delicious but the skewers/satay was hands down my favorite. Dropping one star because I found a hair in one of my dishes but they quickly exchanged it and apologized which made it a better experience. read more

Came here solo and the staff was quick to let me know there is only 1 set menu for single people. They explained what it was in great detail and I agreed. You need to spend more than 25 euros to use credit card. The food was great and very reasonably priced. The service was also great with the server explaining everything in great detail before I ate. The wine was also pretty tasty! The set meal comes with rice, satay, and 5 side dishes. All delicious. And they finish you off with ice cream. read more

Kartika - Set menu - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

We ate at Kartika last night after extensively reviewing Yelp reviews on Indonesian restaurants across the city. We arrived later in their evening (9:40pm) and they were gracious and welcoming. We had never tried Indonesian cuisine before (of course we've had Thai and various forms of Asian and lots of Indian....but never true Indonesian). The host was charming and very informative. Our server was equally skilled and sweet. We did the traditional Mahabarata and were blown away. The food was divine. From the soup to the beef and lamb, everything was seasoned well. I was especially in love with a simple vegetable curry. The shrimp and cassava chips with peanut and chili sauce were also awesome! Would recommend to any local (and there were lots of them there) or adventurous tourist. It wasn't the closest to us but was worth the train ride. Tram stops about 2 blocks away. The only downside to the meal was a skewered prawn which might have been close to "turning". We didn't care. Everything else was a sheer delight! Thank you Kartika for a memorable dining experience. I hope we can come back on a future visit! read more

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First time trying Indonesian food and it was really good. I found this place via Yelp. When we arrived the waitress told me that my husband was waiting for me. I told her umm I don't think so because my husband was running late. Weird. The owner came by and told me about 3 conditions before I could sit down. Something about putting my stroller to the side and ordering from the set menu. I complied and we were seated. We ordered the basic from the fixed menu which was recommended since this was our first time trying Indonesian food. Half of the dishes were super spicy. The food came out quick and it was nicely presented. We really enjoyed everything. read more

Kartika - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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So I was told that Indonesian food in Amsterdam is amazing. Yes, that would be spot on with regards to Kartika...wow, the flavors and variety! We went for the Ramayana, and I would recommend that hands down. There were soooooo many different dishes, I lost count. Definitely go with a big appetite, like we did...you will NOT leave hungry. Service was top notch, and our waiter was friendly and attentive. We stumbled upon this place while strolling, so had no reservations. They said we could be seated right away as long as we didn't mind sharing our table with one other person. That was completely fine with us. When we go back to Amsterdam, I would most certainly return here. I would highly recommend trying Indonesian cuisine in Amsterdam, and this place won't disappoint. read more

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I'm Asian, my mom is even more so. During our Europe trip, we need to make the occasional asian food stops, otherwise we risk losing her. Indonesia was colonized by the Dutch, so I figured my mom would be able to find familiar cuisines in Amsterdam. So our first stop was to have rijstaffel. I searched this place on Yelp. Yay Yelp. It's an interesting concept, like a pre fixe tapas for each person. And there are a few different pre fixe menu you can choose from. And they'll serve enough for the number of people eating. Pretty interesting concept, but that also means that you can pick and choose what you want to eat. So we surrendered ourselves, and hey, the food was actually pretty legit. The restaurant is run by an Indonesian I believe, and our server was an Indonesian student studying in Amsterdam. He was very nice and helpful. And the taste of the food is pretty authentic Indonesian. I was pleasantly surprised. So to all Indonesians who are missing hometown food, do treat yourself here. The only gripe though, for Indonesians, you're gonna find the prices quite high considering the prices of these food in Indonesia won't be as expensive, per pax / serving in a regular restaurant. But hey, when you miss something, and are willing to pay for it, the taste won't disappoint. This is also good for people of other cultures to try a variety of Indonesian food without overstuffing themselves, because the portion size is perfect. read more

I had the traditional ramayana set with my husband which was surprisingly tasty. It was a mixture of veggie, chicken, beef dishes with mostly stewed or curried types of meats. Prepared to feel stuffed! For 19.50 euro per person I thought it was a great value. The server was attentive and there wasn't a wait at all around 8pm on a Thursday.The only thing I wish was that there was a fish dish or something. I recommend trying a bite of everything first so you get a sense of what it tastes like then go back to seconds for the stuff you really like. read more

Kartika - First half of the ramayana set - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

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Excellent service for sure! The servers were very attentive, and the food was super good. My friend Dennis brought me here last week and was very impressed. It was my first time trying Indonesian food, and I enjoyed it. I would describe Indonesian food as very earthy and designed to stuff you fully. Their menu is massive; you just need to know what to order. I'm just glad my friend knew Dutch because I didn't bring my reading glasses. I ended up ordering the Omelet with tofu covered in peanut sauce. It came with a salad and a small amount of rice. It was perfect! I didn't want to eat too much rice, and I was happy that the dish came with a lot of vegetables. Kartika is the perfect place to go for a crash course in Indonesian food. The guy that manages that restaurant is very knowledgeable. read more

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Oh my rijsttafel! Kartika waay surpassed my expectations. I had no idea I could taste so many different flavors in one meal! First of all, get the rijsttafel. It is about 20 euro pp and is the best deal ever. I got the one with meats (because im not vegetarian) and it was the most perfect amount of food. It came out super quick which was good because I was starving. Tip: don't leave any of the sauce/juices in the dish! Pour it on your rice--best part! My only complaint is that they are seriously understaffed so it took a long time to get a table even though we had a reservation, had to sit at a sharing table so its a four person table and you are literally sitting next to strangers in close proximity (no big deal though) and you have to flag a busy waiter down for everything... and they're REALLY busy. They're very nice though! The meal took around 2 hours because of the slow service after we finished our meal. The guys sitting next to us were done forl ike 30 minutes before their table was cleared. I got the black rice dessert and I wasn't that big of a fan. It was just sweet black rice with ice cream but the ice cream pretty much melted before they served it to me because the rice was so hot. I don't know if that's normal because it took forever to come out because I think they literally had to make the rice for me. Anyway, hands down the best meal I've had in Amsterdam during my month long stay. read more

Kartika - AMAZING - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

I've had rijsttafel 5x in Amsterdam at several different restaurants - I'm not sure if that is a lot but out of all my friends (Dutchies & expats alike), I have eaten it the most often. This certainly does not make me an expert, it only means I'm a piggy who likes to eat. Kartika is my favorite Indonesian restaurant for rijsttafels, beating out places like Blauw and Long Pura (Aneka Rasa is owned by the same people). It has the best food quality/price ratio, authenticity and service without being too gimmicky. [Update] You can doggy bag any leftovers! And they also do take away. Food: 5/5 Both the Ramayana or the Mahabarata are excellent choices. The Mahabarata is A LOT of food - we had 4 people who are nicknamed bottomless pits for their ability to just keep eating and still ended up with leftovers. There are too many dishes for me to remember the names of, but the food is delicious e.g. meats are tender, you can actually taste the coconut and saffron, appropriate amounts of spice. They even give you extra sambal on the side if you want to make it hotter. Service: 5/5 The staff is amazingly attentive and explained each dish very carefully. They also didn't interrupt us while we were eating and only checked in during pauses in our conversation. Not once did I have food in my mouth when they talked to us! Also, they have tap water that is infused with mint and lemons. FREE WATER!!! Atmosphere: 3/5 The restaurant is very cozy and you are quite close to the other tables which means that it can get quite loud. However, they aren't so close together that it is difficult for you to get out. Value: 5/5 The Ramayana is around 18 euros/person and has a great variety of dishes. You will leave with your bellies full, and if you only drink tap water, with your wallet also fuller (than if you had gone somewhere else). read more

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They don't take reservations, but if you go an hour after they open, unless you get lucky, they will be full! We walked in one night around 7 pm and got turned away, went again the following night promptly at 5pm when they opened and we're not the first ones! Within 15 minutes or so, all open tables were filled!! My husband and I are from New York and we heard Indonesian food is great here in Amsterdam, so we decided to give this place a try. What's great is they have a set menu for less than 20 euros per person, you get small portions of 8 different dishes plus appetizer chips and sauces as well as extra sides, dessert and rice! It's a pretty amazing deal, and you get to try so many different flavors! I did have a few favorites, but there were none that I didn't like! I would definitely recommend ordering this way as opposed to the a le carte menu if you've never had Indonesian food in Amsterdam! We came with a party of four, were stuffed and all loved this place! Would definitely come back again and recommend this place to others! read more

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First time I had Indonesia food. It was fun trying various small dishes. The food was lukewarm, not sure if that's how it's supposed to be but I get a little weird about lukewarm dishes. More than the food, I really enjoyed the service. I think the server is also the owner of the restaurant, but he was so friendly and took his time to explain each dish and ensured drinks were filled. Seriously, the best service ever. We walked in the restaurant as soon as it opened, but it started to get busy within minutes and some customers without reservation were turned away. I highly recommend this restaurant! read more

Kartika - Indonesian Near Me - Amsterdam, New Hampshire

Nice, unpretentious introduction to Indonesia dishes, at a reasonable price. You'll get a perfect portion of about 13 dishes for about 20 Euro, which isn't bad. read more

This was quite an enjoyable meal in Amsterdam. Some things really do happen for a reason. We intended to go to a different Indonesian Restaurant but it was fully booked. We randomly chose Kartika and it was quite busy as well. We were informed that we might have to share a table with another couple later and we were totally fine with it. Little did we know we were going to have a couple from Brooklyn (just like us) and Pennsylvania sit next to us. It was really a shocker!! Anyways, the food was very flavorful. We had the Vegetarian sampler, 18 euros pp. It was a lot of food for 2 people! We were so stuffed but wanted to finish it because of all the good spices. There were 2 dishes that were questionable because of the way it was presented. But overall, well worth the meal. Appetizer consists of two types of chips with peanut sauce and chili sauce. Nothing special because the chips were crushed... I recommend making reservations because these restaurants seem to fill up fast! read more

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Amazing place we found via Yelp. Very friendly waiter that seated us and explained the menu options. Great sauces accompanied their chips which were great. The array of dishes were good place of chicken, beef and veggie. I would highly recommend this restaurant to anyone that's never had Indonesian food. read more

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