One of my fondest food memories from Queens was eating at Warung Selasa in the back of Indo Java…read more Dewi's food was always on point, and her sambal was unforgettable. Since Indonesian food isn't easy to find in the DMV, I'm really grateful to have Artha Rini so close to home. The restaurant itself is small, casual, and welcoming, and everyone we interacted with was genuinely friendly. I ordered the Soto Ayam, and it was exactly what I was hoping for--warm, comforting, and flavorful without needing to add much of anything. My wife had the Pecel Lele, which was tasty, though the fish was just a little overcooked. My only other minor complaint is that I wish the portions were a bit larger. One thing to note is that the menu leans pretty heavily on coconut milk, which can be tricky for my wife because she has a sulfite allergy. What really impressed us, though, was Artha herself. She patiently answered all of our questions and even told us that if we call ahead, she'll source the one brand of coconut milk that doesn't contain sulfites so she can prepare dishes my wife can safely enjoy. That level of care and customer service is hard to find these days, and it's more than enough reason for us to keep coming back. We're excited to work our way through the rest of the menu.

My friend sent over four restaurant ideas and I was immediately intrigued by Artha Rini Indonesian…read moresince we really don't have a wide variety of Indonesian cuisine in the DMV. The restaurant is small and humble, more similar to a cafe style than full service. There was a server taking our order and bringing the food to us, but we grabbed our own waters and paid at the counter. RICE PLATTER (3 ITEMS) - 15.75 + rendang, grilled chicken, sweet & spicy anchovies and peanut Not a whole lot of "items" but an overwhelming amount of rice. The beef rendang was a bit oily, but flavorful and tender. The grilled chicken was incredibly dry and unappetizing. I loved the sweet & spicy anchovies and peanut, which was perfectly seasoned and crunchy. Overall, disappointed with the lack of protein. In this economy, the pricing was relative affordable with most entrees under $20. My friend got the NASI KUNING, which was only a few bucks more than my rice platter, but it had a lot more food and variety. The turmeric rice was fragrant, like a spiced jasmine-flavored rice. The rice chips she didn't want (that I helped eat) were great.

I came across this truck at the H St Festival and got the Java Plate. Truly great flavor and I'm…read moreglad I got to try Indonesian food, which I had never tried before. The beef curry is a bit spicy but the peanut covered chicken satay is one of the best foods I've had. The corn fritters are also underrated.

Tried them at the Fairfax Asian food festival. Really wonderful chicken satay and beef rendang…read more Can't wait to be back

There aren't many Indonesian food spots in the DMV so as I tell my little ones: "you get what you…read moreget and you don't get upset." Sate co operates in various locations; the one I visited was at GW Hospital on a weekday lunch. They had a steady stream of people even at lunch time. Decent portions for my Sumatra platter. The beef rendang was tender, nicely packed full of flavor, and spicy. My little one loved the chicken satay and sautéed vegetables- I think she loved eating the meat off a stick the most. The corn fritters could've been bigger and crispier (I'm used to that). I pre-ordered on their website and food was ready when promised. 4.5 Stars for this food truck

Continuing to enjoy Sate Truck whenever it comes to our neighborhood. Staying with our favorites…read morethe rendang beef and chicken sate, now also adding fried wontons and spring rolls each time. Food remains excellent and portions generous - leftovers good for another meal (!) so it's super good value.

Food is made to order and tastes great and authentic. They also have a grocery store inside to be…read moreBurmese groceries. Service was kind and there was plenty of parking available.

We ordered the fried dough, sweet tea, and noodle salad. The Burmese food was surprisingly very…read moreauthentic! The fried dough wasn't too oily, and the noodle salad was very savory and had a spicy kick to it. However the portion sizes were quite large for the price, so keep that in mind when ordering. The service was about standard, and the ambience was so-so. However I believe the taste of the food more than makes up for everything! Definitely recommend!

I order frequently from them for parties and weekly take out…read more Their food is always consistent and the service is always good. They have food truck during the summer and that's how I know how good their food is. One of the best food stall even among other Indonesian food. You can see their instagram but thats not a reflective of all the menus that they have. You have to get to their whatsapp weekly invite to get access to their weekly menu.

One of the best Indonesian food : rendang and sate. Lamb…read moresate is awesome. Sambal kacang - peanut sauce is excellent. We enjoyed very much at the October festival in Gaithersburg . Highly recommended - I think they also do catering.

Driving by, I was overtaken by a sudden need for bao and pho. IndoViet hit that spot…read more It looks like a mostly hot pot joint, and the tables have those burners on them. But, I wanted pho, so I got that instead. I was a little confused by the menu, as they seem to have combinations and lack the ability to pick and choose the meats, with some of the classics missing. Mine also came out precooked. Still, the soup was very good. I also got a side of bao, which were honestly amazing enough that I would go back just for them. Great little spot, and I'll pop back in soon!

First time trying Pho! It was tasty. I ordered the fried pork dumplings and shrimp pho. I ordered…read moremy shrimp pho with additional spicy flavor. My friend ordered fried chicken wings for an appetizer and as good as they looked, they were not completely cooked. We were all satisfied and fulfilled by our pho. They had an extensive menu and good service. There were only a couple of other tables seated at the time of my visit. But the waitress was friendly.

I love Galanga Indonesian cuisine. There aren't many places to get Indonesian noshes in the area,…read moreso I appreciate Galanga. The owners are so nice. The husband chatted a bit about the cuisine and provided information which I didn't know, which was awesome. He let me try a bite of beef rendang and it was amazing. I almost switched my order. What I did order was the chicken rendang, which came with rice, salad, and a dumpling, along with lumpia. The lumpia were crisp and well-filled. The chicken was delicious and spicy and the vegetables fresh. I'm really looking forward to returning and recommend that you if you see this food truck, you try it.

Spice up your afternoon a lil bit DC. Y'all be sandwichin a lil too much up in the nations capitol…read more Galanga is servin up RENDANG! Order this. And eat it. You're welcome. For those who are confused... If you took a global vote of the tastiest food on earth.. pizza would be #2. Only #2? Why??! Because the other half of the hemisphere with like a googleplex-million more people on it vote for Rendang. While my autocorrect does not even think rendang is a word, it is actually quite delicious. Anyhooters... this truck makes it really well. I had the beef rendang served on good quality starchy ass rice. I loaded up the chili oil from the plastic serve yourself and ate like a king squatting on a bird scooter throne.

A unique and very diverse menu and very well done. Presentation, Temperature, Taste all on point…read more I've had the Indonesian Butter Chicken as well as the Martabak Beef Pockets and would choose both again. The beef pockets could benefit from some hot sauce, but I've noted that for my next visit. Give them a try and enjoy!

I've explored every type of asian cuisine in the area except Indonesian. I tried to find a…read morerestaurant but ended up with several food trucks. CAMBODIAN BEEF SKEWERS - I originally wanted to try their beef rendang b/c that's as Indo as you can get but it wasn't available. Instead I got their beef skewers since I am Cambo of course! I thought there was going to be an Indonesian twist but they tasted exactly like how my mom makes them. Good but it wouldn't be my go-to for this food truck. INDO BUTTER CHICKEN - This seems like the most popular dish they have right now and I can see why. The chicken is delicious with their sweet soy flavor. I could eat the rice alone with just the sauce. Each dish also comes with a Martabak beef pocket. You can taste the Indian influence in the beef and I loved the nom nom sauce (Asking for more nom nom sauce next time). I really think Indo/Malay food will be the next big thing in the Asian food scene so keep your eyes open!

Absolutely estatic to see food from my region around dc area. Service was quick and courteous. I…read morehad beef rendang and asked for extra tempe, I offered to pay extra since tempe was not in included but it was given for free. Their beef rendang is delicious. They satisfy my craving for indonesian/malaysian food.

During covid, our neighborhood has been bringing various food trucks to the local elementary school…read morefor food pick up. I thought that was a great idea to help support small businesses during this difficult time. And I was excited to try Indonesian food. I pre-ordered two chicken curries in the morning and all I had to do was pick up at 5:15 pm according to the instructions. When the time came, I was ready to walk the block and half to the school for pick up. At the last minute, my husband offered to drive there. Within minutes of him getting to the school, rain started to pour down with ferocious winds. Luckily, he was in the car but he ended up waiting 30 minutes for our meals when I had pre-ordered it hours ago!!! Because the truck was coming to our neighborhood, a woman and her child did walk to the truck and they were soaked waiting for their food. The chicken was a smaller portion than we had anticipated and a little bland. I expected a lot more flavor but am glad it wasn't spicy. I enjoyed the salad dressing with a hint of peanut. I did have to scoop out the dab of chilis in the salad. Lumpia and fried corn fritter were pretty good. They did try to follow my instructions with rice on the side and no utensils/napkins. They couldn't put the rice in a separate container but they did put it by itself in the one large container. I'm also glad they didn't give us any plasticware or paper products. It's always so wasteful when I know I have reusable utensils at home when I do take out these days. I wanted to like this place more.