My very first toko experience! I find it interesting what kind of ethnic food is predominate in…read moreother countries and soon realised I could find good Indonesian food in NL. Love using my Yelp app to find a place that was close by and this place popped up. Good thing we checked the time early because we decided to just picked up a few things late afternoon to heat up for dinner later. It is almost overwhelming to see so much variety which kinda looks very similar. The pressure!!! We ended up picking a beef and chicken curry with portion of rice along with some veggie thing with coconut, some of the orange prawn crackers and an egg with a curry sauce. The chicken curry was more like a spicy sweet sauce which was okay. The curry beef was AMAZING - so flagrant and super tender. The chicken was really spicy and packed with a good punch of flavor. The veggies with coconut was the most interesting for me. I couldn't stop eating it. The prawn crackers were so good as well. There are a couple of tables there if you want to eat in but ideally it's a take away place. Also they have a bunch of cooking supplies if you wanna have a go and trying to good Indonesian food.

I enjoyed a great vegetarian meal here. I got there near closing time and my waiter / cook / owner…read morehanded me a non English menu and did not speak English. It was laughable the two of us trying to communicate about menu options so he took me back to the kitchen and asked me to point out things that I'd like and not like in my meal. We settled on a couple of dishes and just laughed and laughed. He came out to my table and pulled up a chair and made sure that my meal was enjoyable. A very memorable experience on so many levels. I so look forward to another visit there one more time before I die. YUM! YUM!

This is one of my favorite restaurants in all of the world! I travel extensively for work and get…read moremy fair share of trying new places. A coworker brought us here on a past visit to Amsterdam - and Ron Gastrobar Indonesia is now on my recurring must stop list anytime I'm in Amsterdam. The food is nothing short of amazing. Everything is full of flavor - some complex and some so simple - but all of it, wow. Personally, I like coming with a group in order to be able sample everything although they have sampler options with small servings. The decor is trendy and the atmosphere is upbeat. The service is amazing and the staff goes of their wait to offer their recommendations. Highly recommend!!!

This is a delicious place, nice service, inventive desserts…read more Compared to other rijsttafel, the meat dishes were more tender and juicy, the sauces better crafted. The spice level was lower We had the 15 dish (angus) that adds fish and a beef. We had not had fish in other restaurant's versions. Our favorites were goat satay, anything with peanut sauce, anis beef, tofu and cabbage in soy. The egg dish which is customary was better here-- egg not over cooked or soaked. Also came with fried banana which was yummy Desserts were so interesting looking we had to try one. Wow. Chocolate mousse balanced with the brown sugar syrup ( molasses flavor) and soursop sorbet. Really balanced nicely and visually lovely. 2 gendered bathrooms are clean but pretty narrow. This is outside of town. Uber about 20 euros. Could also get here by public transport.

Lekker nasi uduk and lontong campur is the best. Also other Indonesian cuisine is test authenticread more

Toko Manisan is a very cool place. The staff is excellent. Love the Indonesian food. Very tasty…read more Good place to shop as well for groceries. Really cute and cozy shop with really nice service.

Interesting Indonesian restaurant! Good food, reasonable prices. The plate of mixed 2 meats, 2…read moreveges, and egg on fried rice is 9 euros. They keep the food in a cooling chamber with glass so you can see through to order. Good idea to keep the food "fresh" when it is not fresh from the kitchen. When you order, they heat up the food in a microwave oven. The door says "Tarik", which is an Indonesian word for "Pull". Will come back again!

Love their sate! Especially the sate babi (pork skewers). Although they're quite pricey(1 portion…read moreof 4 skewers costs a whopping €8), they're worth it. Here they really roast them on a sort of wood bbq, which gives the meat an smokey flavor. The peanut sweet soy sauce that they serve with the skewers is great as well. Sukarasa is also the only indonesian toko in the area (as far as I know) that offers Bakso soup, what can best be described as a clear beef wonton soup with springy rubbery beef balls (yes, they're suppose to be like that) and fresh chinese kai lan vegetables and with or without tofu cubbes stuffed with a shrimp pork paste. Love the bakso soup! They also offer a different variety of snacks compared to the average toko. The meals never really attracted me though. During the weekends they offer specials meals, authentic meals that are usually not offered in other tokos. Yep, I love this little shop in the Kostverloren shopping mall, a shopping mall that gives you the same cozy warm feeling as Rosanne Bar throwing a blanket over you while screaming oh shut up

Truly fabulous indonesian food, better than many fancier sit-down restaurants that we tried in…read moreAmsterdam. Our favorites were an egg and vegetable medley served in peanut sauce, the beef rendang, and chicken satay. Very nice staff and a great selection, and they packed up our to-go order incredibly well, with no spills despite the many containers. A full set of dishes for two was about 36 euros, which was a fair price given the outstanding quality and portions.

Nice neighborhood Chinese Indonesian Restaurant. Nothing special or fancy but a good amount of…read morechoices on the menu. Vegetarian and vegan options as well.

It's like eating takeout, but paying three times the price because it's served on a plate instead…read moreof to-go boxes. If this restaurant was actually a takeout joint, it still would only get two stars. First of all, the kroepoek was stale... It's chips? How low of a customer turnover are you getting that you have to resort to serving stale chips? Just eat it yourself and give your customers fresh ones jfc. With the Dwaja Plate, you had a choice of fried rice or noodles. The fried rice was so salty one of my friends barely touched his. I went with the noodles, but ended up getting a weird mixture of 90% bean sprouts and only 10% noodles. What even? This is like McDonalds-level wack. I double checked their menu. It didn't mention bean sprouts anywhere. They don't split the check here either (we only wanted it split two ways). Not because the restaurant was practically empty or anything /s. To be honest that should have been the red flag screaming "don't eat here". Sigh. Huge ass menu, empty ass place.