2.5 stars. I was…read morelooking forward to having some good Indonesian food for lunch while on a day trip to the Netherlands, but unfortunately, most of the Indonesian restaurants in Delft are only open for dinner. Plan B, appropriately named, was the only one I could find that was open. I chose this restaurant based on reviews, and when I got there, I wasn't sure I was at the right place. From the outside, it looked like a bar, and the sign just said "Plan B Wine and Beer." Even upon entering, I had to scan my surroundings pretty hard to confirm that it was an Indonesian restaurant. They had Bintang beer and a few Indonesian pictures on the walls, so that was a tipoff that I might be in and Indonesian restaurant. I was hoping for some rijsttafel to introduce my family to Indonesian food, but the lunch menu at Plan B was very limited. We ended up getting gado-gado (warm vegetable salad) and satay ayam (chicken). The satay and peanut sauce were excellent, but it came with the worst lontong (rice cake) that I've ever had in my life. The lontong was oddly fluffly and mushy, very poorly cooked. The gado-gado was OK, but not very authentic. It seemed to come with raw lettuce, and it didn't have any potatoes or tempeh in it. Service was decent, and the waitress was kind enough to offer to translate parts of the menu from Dutch to English for us. They don't take credit cards. It wasn't the worst meal ever, but I will definitely seek out other restaurants the next time I'm in Delft.

My husband and I had a fabulous dinner here. Wonderful food! Great experience! The owners were…read morefunny and friendly and made us feel like family. We can't wait to go back.

We had a great meal and very friendly considerate service. Great option for someone dairy free, I…read morewas able to eat everything.

The experience is so different, never had this in the states. The food is good and satisfying.read more

We went last night for an extended family dinner. I am fructose intolerant which means certain…read morefoods can make very sick but I don't get an allergic reaction. I sent the restaurant a note in advance and indicated I would try to pick out anything I couldn't eat. We had a rice table for 7 ( group was 6 adults and 3 kids). There was great variety of meats, fish, vegetables and rice. When a dish with pineapple arrived the staff made sure I knew it to avoid it. Then the had a special dessert for me because the standard dessert was high fructose. When we finished they did not try to rush us out. Overall great evening together.

Upscale street food is how they describe it. Go hungry and go with a group. You can order ala carte…read more, but that gets expensive quickly. The real thing is the "rice table " which is a mix of a dozen or so small bowls of different dishes. Flavors were great, hot, sour, spicy, unique, something for everyone. Really good, all interesting. They have four floors, so plenty of seating, but reservations on busy days are recommended. Waiter was great, informative and helpful but not overbearing. Fun atmosphere.

I visited here in 2018 when I was backpacking in the Netherlands because I stayed at the King Kong…read morehostel nearby. This place absolutely saved my palate after weeks of deep-fried seafood (with mayo), fries (with mayo/peanut sauce and onion), and many hash joints. I still remember I got the nasi goreng and chicken sate, and they were absolutely godsends, especially after a long time of having the flavour I was not the biggest fan of (mayo). I remember I brought a kiwi with me for this meal, and the flavour also blew her mind as she hadn't had anything like this in her own adventure in the Netherlands. Great and relaxing vibe too I'll for sure visit the Netherland again and come to warung mini.

Being a solo traveler and not being the best of planners. It's nice there are sites like yelp and…read moretripadvisor out there to help relieve some of those 'uhh, what am I going to do today' moments. I was staying at the awesome City Hub down the block and decided to check this restaurant out. I went by fellow Yelper Michelle S's recommendation of the Gado Gado and Chicken with noodles. One would think, prices would be high like that of Amsterdam. The portions were big and good value. A lot of locals as well as tourists were here in this Witte de With establishment. I was pretty full after the meal. It was a pretty nice stroll down Witte de Withstraat back to City Hub.

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.

Good food lots of choice; though you will have favourites, there is always to choose from…read more Nice atmosphere (relaxed & very friendly).

It was the best Indonesian food that I had while staying in Amsterdam and The Hague for a week…read more They have endless choices of meat, chicken, seafood, and vegetables. All the food are made fresh and seasoned with authentic Indonesian herbs and spices. The service was quick. People are very friendly and also more importantly proud of their food. 5 min drive to Schiphol Airport. If you have more than 3 hours for transit, I would come here to experience true Indonesian food.

As close as you can get to Indonesian street-food in Zealand, served with simplicity and kindness…read more The chef is gentleman that knows his craft and pays meticulous attention to the correct ways to prepare Indonesian cuisine.

Small family owned restaurant. It can be difficult to get a reservation, but thanks to COVID, I was…read moreable to just walk in (small blessings). Sadly I was dining by myself so was unable to get the "rijsttafel" menu that I wanted (minimum 2 people) but I only say that because the dishes included in my meal we're so delicious that I want to get ALL of them

Best place for Indonesian food on Wednesday. Only €6,50 for a three course dinner (and free…read morecoffee!). Don't expect a real restaurant with waitresses, but more of an 'experience'. The volunteering hosts are always very kind. Also on Tuesday and Thursday you can eat here a nice and healthy meal.

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Best meal of the year! My first experience with Indonesian food and our lovely waitress Gayetrie…read moredid a wonderful job of guiding us through the menu. Everything looked amazing, so she helped us narrow down the options. We had a sampling of starters that featured a fish cake, pickled vegetables, pork sate, spring roll and banana leaf wrapped rice roll. We also had a sampling of the satay, that included pork, chicken, lamb and beef. Best satay I've ever had - flavors are perfect and spice amount is just right. For entrees, we had the banana leaf wrapped fish and the lamb dish. Each dish was prepared to perfection with just enough spice to bring out the flavors of the fish and lamb. Service was outstanding! If you are in the mood for the best meal you've had all year, come here.

So on a relaxing Saturday night going for some good food. It…read morehad been a while we went here. And actually we should have gone way before today, as the food was great :-) For example for starters, we took amongst other satays. In the Netherlands, a satay is normally some meat which is drown under peanut sauce. Not at all here, those were simply very nice skewers with a gentle touch of different meats and sauces. The steam cooked crab and fish cooked in a banana leave was simply excellent. Then for main some chicken, simple and delicious, and lam, with so many fantastic spices. So this place offers very refined Indonesian food, without the usual heavy food of other "traditional" Indonesian restaurant in the Netherlands. For the service, it's good and efficient, nothing special to say about that one.