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We don't have Indonesian restaurant in Chicago so the first thing we do after we get into Philly is to eat Indonesian dish. Food - Everything were so good and delicious. Even my picky eater kids love the food. Price wise is definitely worth it. Service - we are a party of 7 and the food came out super fast. The restaurant itself has lots of tables. I love the fact that the restaurant is clean. We will probably stop by here for take out before we head out to Chicago
Sky cafe is nestled in a little Asian strip mall. I love that there's a parking lot here! We stopped by for dinner and ordered Nasi Padang, Kwetiaw goreng, and Nasi goreng spesial. Inside is cozy with dim lighting. And service is friendly. When we sat down we were given a hot tea which was perfect for a cold winter day. Nasi padang: this dish was a spread of 6 different little dishes with a side of rice. I enjoyed sampling all of the different things and particularly liked the coconut spinach dish and the coconut curry chicken. Unfortunately food got cold pretty quickly because of the small dishes w/poor heat retention. Kwetiaw goreng: fried wide rice noodle dish. Peanutty and savory. Great with hot sauce! As someone unfamiliar with Indonesian food, I would say this dish was pretty much like drunken noodles and pad Thai combined! Nasi goreng spesial: really great fried rice. Had some Chinese sausage, egg, fish cake...sweet, smokey, not too greasy, overall a very well done fried rice
The noodles for mi go reng is more like lo mein. It has chinese sausage, shrimp, and not a lot of veggie. The curry noodle soup is very coconut-y and a little spicy. I don't like the rice noodle that is used. The toppings have fried tofu, fish ball, tofu skin, potatoes, not really any 'meat'. Chicken satay is tender but too much sauce.
They seated us on entry and it's not that crowded on a holiday. The interior was really beautiful. On the wall, they showed a map with some history facts about Indonesia. Very cute. The food was amazing. Everything we got was very delicious, Very flavorful, and all in all just great. skewers with peanut sauce - must try, delicious Probably the best skewers with peanut sauce I ever had. They were very generous with the peanut sauce and it was very savory and delicious. Curry noodles - not too spicy and we're very savory. It had a nice flavorful soup base and felt like a very cozy warm meal. TLDR - everything super savory and flavorful,
Some of the best, casual dining in all of Philly! We went early on a Saturday and it was PACKED but we were seated immediately! The sound level was lively but you also notice some were quiet as people happily ate full tables of food! A great sign! Someone standing outside made a comment "this is my FAVORITE spot in all of Philly. The #23 (nasi bungkis) is the best thing I have ever eaten" and dang they were right! We wondered the #22 and #23 and devoured as much as we could... but the servings were MASSIVE and we had a good amount of leftovers! The flavors of each part of the dish hit everything you want, fresh, rich, salty, meaty, fatty, crunchy, soft... and more!! Can't wait to go back. Love love love everything!
Indonesian food isn't easy to come by so Sky Cafe is a very special place! It has similarities to Malaysian and Thai food so if you like either you should give this a try. Sky Cafe is a homey place that has pretty simple decor and service like a lot of low-key Asian restaurants, but it gets the job done and the food is the main point at these kinds of spots anyway. Note that there is a 4% fee for credit cards, but the menu is very transparent about this and even separately lists the cash and card prices. The prices are super affordable anyway so it doesn't even amount to much. I've been here a couple times both in pairs and with a larger group and enjoyed each time. The coconut rice dishes are very popular here, coming with a big scoop of fragrant rice, a portion of a selected entree (beef rendang is a classic), and some sides that altogether make a very filling meal. Another go-to here is the satay - the chicken satay are PERFECTLY grilled and I could just drink that peanut sauce. My most recent time, I decided to get the kari bihun since I'm a sucker for curry noodle soups in other cuisines. This one hit the spot, packed with a variety of proteins like fish cakes and tofu and deep-fried egg, and a delicious broth that I couldn't finish but took home with me because I couldn't bear to waste it. Overall, Sky Cafe offers really interesting, flavorful, and filling food at reasonable prices. It has a big menu I've barely even dented so I will definitely be back to try more!
Hole in the wall kind of vibe. Has a smell of lots spices, can be off putting to some . Lady was super nice and explained the type of food to order. We got the R22 and traditional Indonesian salad. If you want to have a sampler type of meal order the S22. Careful the shrimp is super spicy.
Located in the "Vietnamese strip mall", this place offers a change to "pho" and other Vietnamese dishes. Sky cafe offers decent Indonesian food. We started with the chicken satay which tasted pretty good since it was covered in peanut sauce. I do wish the chicken satay had more of a charcoal taste. I had the spare rib. The spare rib was so tender it fell off the bone. The sauces accompanying the spare rib were so spicy (both the red one and the green one). Not picture is the Spicy Chicken Rice Platter. Even though it was only one chicken leg, the chicken looked like it was good quality. The hard boiled egg in the dish was topped with spices. I didn't feel like it was very spicy even though the dish was marketed as such. They charge 3 percent if you use a credit card but they do offer Venmo as an option.
WOW. Everything was delicious. We came on a Monday evening and were sat and eating by the 20 minute mark. Amazing customer service with even more amazing dishes. I can't wait to come back.
Excellent Indonesian food in Philadelphia! The chicken satay has a perfect charred texture with nice savory and acidic notes. The fried wontons are super crispy, similar to a crab rangoon. The entrée itself was good. I thought the chicken was a little dry and could use some sauce, but the coconut rice and sides were delicious. Service was extremely good and friendly. The appetizers came out within five minutes of ordering. The Wing Phat plaza is a bit hard to find parking in, but making a stop is always worth it. Plenty of seating inside, and clean interior.
Sky Cafe is a relaxed restaurant that serves delicious Indonesian food. The dining space is rather small, but it makes for a cozy environment. It can get packed, but the service is good and the servers are really friendly! I ordered the Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng (Sky's Coconut Rice with Fried Chicken). The fried chicken was crispy and juicy! I ate it with the rice, which did not taste like coconut, but it did come with some sort of fried onions on it that gave the rice some flavor. There was also a red paste that arrived with the dish and that worked well with the fried chicken and spicy egg! The dish also had pickled vegetables, but since I am not a big vegetable person, I only ate a bit. But it was still pretty good and pickle-y. There were anchovies that came with the dish but I did not see them. I think it may have been the fried pieces on the side which helped add flavor to the already delicious meal! My friend and I split the Ground Chicken Fried Wonton which I was not a big fan of as it felt like the chicken should've still been cooked. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Sky Cafe and I would go back again to try something else!
This was my first experience having Indonesian food, and I really enjoyed it. The staff was great and the inside of the restaurant was quite cute - they have handwritten food facts/tidbits on the wall which was cool. We ordered pempek (appetizer) to share - it was chewy but slightly crispy on the outside, there was egg wrapped inside, and the vinegar sauce was great! I got R17, and the portion size was good and worth the price. I was extra hungry so I ate the whole thing, but I typically would have leftovers for another meal. The chicken wasn't dry, the sambal had a good kick, and the potato (I think) side on the plate was really good. I was expecting the veggie curry to be thicker, but it was still good over the rice. I look forward to coming back! (Bring cash).
6 months ago
It was a nice experience. Everyone was very friendly and the food was good. It was clean and the food came out quickly. read more
2 months ago
My friend wanted to come here after seeing it on some instagram post. We trekked 25 minutes in the summer heat from the downtown area to get there... The community of shops and restaurants here were fun to explore, but I wouldn't say this restaurant is a place tourists need to visit. They open at 11:00am and when we arrived at ~11:10am, we were the first customers there. The interior is a bit dim but sunlight from their narrow storefront helped illuminate the place. It smelled a bit musky inside too but not intolerable. I ordered the N11 and my friend ordered the N1. We shared an order of chicken satay. The chicken satay was underwhelming especially given how they market it as their top item. The meat was tender but not as tender and juicy as I was hoping. The satay sauce was sweet and peanut forward (not like peanut butter) which was nice but I was hoping for more umami. I ended up enjoying the cucumbers at the bottom of this dish more than the actual meat and sauce. I got N11 because I like eating laksa, but I also found the dish disappointing. It's alright but again not worth the hype it gets from others. It wasn't spicy at all, like maybe 1.5/10. The broth was mostly creamy salty flavor rather than full of spices. I know it doesn't have seafood explicitly in it, but the fish cakes and fish balls would do well with meatier broth. The fish ball and fish cakes weren't bouncy and tasted quite fishy. The tofu pieces weren't fresh but not spoiled to a point I needed to call it out. Maybe the only thing I liked was the texture of the noodles. My friend's N1 tasted more like a soy sauce based sauce. I didn't like that sauce nor the texture of her noodles, so I was glad to stick with mine. She preferred her's more too. She said the more she ate, the milddddd heat in her sauce accumulated and made it too spicy for her to finish the last bite. I didn't taste any heat when I tried a bite, but maybe it was too small. This restaurant also charges a surcharge for credit cards, so we paid by cash. read more
We stopped by for a quick meal. The place was full in the late afternoon, that was already a good sign. We ordered lamb and chicken satays as appetizers. Then had a few mains. The marinated short rib was nice and tender but a little too sweet for my taste. Still very good. I'm not big on fish, but this was pretty good. The beef rendang was by far the best dish we had. It had nice coconut flavors. The main issue was the service was extremely slow. We were served appetizers about 45 minutes after sitting down. I understand they were busy but this was a bit much. read more
7 months ago
We don't have Indonesian restaurant in Chicago so the first thing we do after we get into Philly is to eat Indonesian dish. Food - Everything were so good and delicious. Even my picky eater kids love the food. Price wise is definitely worth it. Service - we are a party of 7 and the food came out super fast. The restaurant itself has lots of tables. I love the fact that the restaurant is clean. We will probably stop by here for take out before we head out to Chicago read more
Sky cafe is nestled in a little Asian strip mall. I love that there's a parking lot here! We stopped by for dinner and ordered Nasi Padang, Kwetiaw goreng, and Nasi goreng spesial. Inside is cozy with dim lighting. And service is friendly. When we sat down we were given a hot tea which was perfect for a cold winter day. Nasi padang: this dish was a spread of 6 different little dishes with a side of rice. I enjoyed sampling all of the different things and particularly liked the coconut spinach dish and the coconut curry chicken. Unfortunately food got cold pretty quickly because of the small dishes w/poor heat retention. Kwetiaw goreng: fried wide rice noodle dish. Peanutty and savory. Great with hot sauce! As someone unfamiliar with Indonesian food, I would say this dish was pretty much like drunken noodles and pad Thai combined! Nasi goreng spesial: really great fried rice. Had some Chinese sausage, egg, fish cake...sweet, smokey, not too greasy, overall a very well done fried rice read more
The noodles for mi go reng is more like lo mein. It has chinese sausage, shrimp, and not a lot of veggie. The curry noodle soup is very coconut-y and a little spicy. I don't like the rice noodle that is used. The toppings have fried tofu, fish ball, tofu skin, potatoes, not really any 'meat'. Chicken satay is tender but too much sauce. read more
2 years ago
They seated us on entry and it's not that crowded on a holiday. The interior was really beautiful. On the wall, they showed a map with some history facts about Indonesia. Very cute. The food was amazing. Everything we got was very delicious, Very flavorful, and all in all just great. skewers with peanut sauce - must try, delicious Probably the best skewers with peanut sauce I ever had. They were very generous with the peanut sauce and it was very savory and delicious. Curry noodles - not too spicy and we're very savory. It had a nice flavorful soup base and felt like a very cozy warm meal. TLDR - everything super savory and flavorful, read more
4 months ago
The pompano grilled fish is our favorite. Nasi padang and ayam bakar padang are also great. If you like nasi lemak/nasi uduk, you can ask to replace the white rice with it. read more
Some of the best, casual dining in all of Philly! We went early on a Saturday and it was PACKED but we were seated immediately! The sound level was lively but you also notice some were quiet as people happily ate full tables of food! A great sign! Someone standing outside made a comment "this is my FAVORITE spot in all of Philly. The #23 (nasi bungkis) is the best thing I have ever eaten" and dang they were right! We wondered the #22 and #23 and devoured as much as we could... but the servings were MASSIVE and we had a good amount of leftovers! The flavors of each part of the dish hit everything you want, fresh, rich, salty, meaty, fatty, crunchy, soft... and more!! Can't wait to go back. Love love love everything! read more
Indonesian food isn't easy to come by so Sky Cafe is a very special place! It has similarities to Malaysian and Thai food so if you like either you should give this a try. Sky Cafe is a homey place that has pretty simple decor and service like a lot of low-key Asian restaurants, but it gets the job done and the food is the main point at these kinds of spots anyway. Note that there is a 4% fee for credit cards, but the menu is very transparent about this and even separately lists the cash and card prices. The prices are super affordable anyway so it doesn't even amount to much. I've been here a couple times both in pairs and with a larger group and enjoyed each time. The coconut rice dishes are very popular here, coming with a big scoop of fragrant rice, a portion of a selected entree (beef rendang is a classic), and some sides that altogether make a very filling meal. Another go-to here is the satay - the chicken satay are PERFECTLY grilled and I could just drink that peanut sauce. My most recent time, I decided to get the kari bihun since I'm a sucker for curry noodle soups in other cuisines. This one hit the spot, packed with a variety of proteins like fish cakes and tofu and deep-fried egg, and a delicious broth that I couldn't finish but took home with me because I couldn't bear to waste it. Overall, Sky Cafe offers really interesting, flavorful, and filling food at reasonable prices. It has a big menu I've barely even dented so I will definitely be back to try more! read more
1 year ago
Hole in the wall kind of vibe. Has a smell of lots spices, can be off putting to some . Lady was super nice and explained the type of food to order. We got the R22 and traditional Indonesian salad. If you want to have a sampler type of meal order the S22. Careful the shrimp is super spicy. read more
1 year ago
Located in the "Vietnamese strip mall", this place offers a change to "pho" and other Vietnamese dishes. Sky cafe offers decent Indonesian food. We started with the chicken satay which tasted pretty good since it was covered in peanut sauce. I do wish the chicken satay had more of a charcoal taste. I had the spare rib. The spare rib was so tender it fell off the bone. The sauces accompanying the spare rib were so spicy (both the red one and the green one). Not picture is the Spicy Chicken Rice Platter. Even though it was only one chicken leg, the chicken looked like it was good quality. The hard boiled egg in the dish was topped with spices. I didn't feel like it was very spicy even though the dish was marketed as such. They charge 3 percent if you use a credit card but they do offer Venmo as an option. read more
1 year ago
WOW. Everything was delicious. We came on a Monday evening and were sat and eating by the 20 minute mark. Amazing customer service with even more amazing dishes. I can't wait to come back. read more
Excellent Indonesian food in Philadelphia! The chicken satay has a perfect charred texture with nice savory and acidic notes. The fried wontons are super crispy, similar to a crab rangoon. The entrée itself was good. I thought the chicken was a little dry and could use some sauce, but the coconut rice and sides were delicious. Service was extremely good and friendly. The appetizers came out within five minutes of ordering. The Wing Phat plaza is a bit hard to find parking in, but making a stop is always worth it. Plenty of seating inside, and clean interior. read more
2 years ago
Sky Cafe is a relaxed restaurant that serves delicious Indonesian food. The dining space is rather small, but it makes for a cozy environment. It can get packed, but the service is good and the servers are really friendly! I ordered the Nasi Lemak Ayam Goreng (Sky's Coconut Rice with Fried Chicken). The fried chicken was crispy and juicy! I ate it with the rice, which did not taste like coconut, but it did come with some sort of fried onions on it that gave the rice some flavor. There was also a red paste that arrived with the dish and that worked well with the fried chicken and spicy egg! The dish also had pickled vegetables, but since I am not a big vegetable person, I only ate a bit. But it was still pretty good and pickle-y. There were anchovies that came with the dish but I did not see them. I think it may have been the fried pieces on the side which helped add flavor to the already delicious meal! My friend and I split the Ground Chicken Fried Wonton which I was not a big fan of as it felt like the chicken should've still been cooked. Overall, I enjoyed my experience at Sky Cafe and I would go back again to try something else! read more
2 years ago
This was my first experience having Indonesian food, and I really enjoyed it. The staff was great and the inside of the restaurant was quite cute - they have handwritten food facts/tidbits on the wall which was cool. We ordered pempek (appetizer) to share - it was chewy but slightly crispy on the outside, there was egg wrapped inside, and the vinegar sauce was great! I got R17, and the portion size was good and worth the price. I was extra hungry so I ate the whole thing, but I typically would have leftovers for another meal. The chicken wasn't dry, the sambal had a good kick, and the potato (I think) side on the plate was really good. I was expecting the veggie curry to be thicker, but it was still good over the rice. I look forward to coming back! (Bring cash). read more
Came here for an Indonesian fix with the family. Came at an odd hour so it wasn't packed at all. We were seated right away. The menu is quite extensive with loads to choose from. I've not had an avocado juice in ages so was so happy to see it on the menu and ordered it. It tasted pretty legit - similar to what you will get in Indonesia. Ordered the lamb and chicken satays too. Both were very good. The place isn't anything fancy but it's clean and serves decent Indonesian food. FYI There is a 4% surcharged on credit cards and 25 cents surcharge for a container. read more
Sky Cafe is a local Indonesian restaurant located in a convenient South Philly plaza next to the iconic Pho 75. If you're new to Indonesian cuisine, I would highly recommend starting here! Anything you order off the menu will be delicious and there are several options! We ordered the Pempek to share. It's my first time getting this dish and I would highly recommend. It is deep fried fish cake wrapped around egg on a bed of fried noodles. The exterior is perfectly crispy and when you bite in, it's nice and soft. Not overly seasoned so it pairs beautifully with the sweet vinegar sauce. The noodles are plain but still good to eat. For my entree, I ordered the R12 (spicy chicken rice platter). The chicken is super crispy and juicy and perfect to pair with the sambal especially when eating with the rice as it can definitely feel dry. However, there is also the veggie curry which is more of a soup rather than thick curries from other cultures. It is filled with veggies and pairs well with the rice/chicken whenever you feel like it's getting dry! Shrimp crackers are delicious dipped into the curry as well. Platter also comes with a lightly deep fried hard boiled egg topped with sambal; nothing special to note, its taste exactly as you would imagine. And lastly there is a deep fried tofu/potato side dish which is not heavily seasoned and too oily for my taste. Overall, the platter is incredibly balanced and tastes great! Highly recommend this place! Everyone is super nice & service is quick. read more
3 years ago
Came back one year later and took a friend who has never been. She was obsessed and we were so stuffed after eating. We came on a weeknight and it was packed! We had to wait about 10minutes before getting seated. Ordered a lot of the usuals because it's just that good and consistent. Gado Gado, chicken satay, Nasi Lemak Rendang and Nasi Campur Medan. Everything was just as flavorful and delicious as before! The campur medan was the only new dish I tried. I loved majority of the things on my plate, but some of the meat was just okay. The soup that comes with it was a winner! Great palette cleanser! Highly highly recommend. The restaurant is inside a big shopping plaza with a lot of parking. I normally walk around and explore the grocery store or grab some bubble/fruit tea afterwards. You cannot beat the price either! read more
10 months ago
1 year ago
This is the place to go for authentic Indonesian cuisine. I ordered the Nasi Lemak with Ayam Goreng and the Nasi Bungkus with Ayam Goreng, and both were incredibly tasty. The sambal was also excellent. Another great thing about this place is it is located at the shopping complex with ample of parking spaces. read more
2 years ago
This place is super authentic Indonesian food! It was super yummy and no frills dining. It does close pretty early and is a small restaurant. We arrived at 7 PM and waited about 15 minutes to be seated. The dishes are very unique and flavorful. There is also a discount for paying cash. read more
Affordable Indonesian food. They accept payment with cards but there's 4 percent charge. You can pay by Venmo. Chicken satays were covered with peanut sauce. Batagor had some fish cakes with some tofu and egg. Good appetizer. Nicely decorated with some Indonesian themed paintings. read more
The food was amazing, especially their sambal that went with the grilled ribs (nasi iga bakar). Their Nasi Bungkus (banana leaf wrapped mixed rice) was superb too. I had it with their spicy beef (dendeng balado) instead of rendang. Spicy but totally hit the spot! Sending me back to memory lane! Super authentic. Another version of this would be the excellent Nasi Padang. I think they just got the spices right on the sauces. Their homemade bakso was also good especially the meatballs themselves. Their Sate Padang was made of tender beef tongue drenched in yum Padang sauce. I was not a fan of their chicken sate because the meat was a bit too tender/mushy to me, but my family loved it. And as for the drinks, the avocado smoothies themselves just kept me wanting to keep going back. The only one in the country that did it with epic flavors: avocado smoothie with chocolate/coffee. Comparable to the best in Indonesia. Great fried flat noodle too. And if you wanna try the original tempeh, how it would be served, try their fried tempeh. The only thing so far I wouldn't recommend was the Nasi Medan. I think the pork meat was too porky, and the dish was more like room temperature. Not a fan. Service was decent depending on which server you got. The place inside a bit tight. Parking was horrendous but that was just Philly. We went on the weekend, people were lining up to dine in. We felt a bit rushed dining in but some of the older staff was a bit more courteous. I still docked one star due to location, parking, some service, and how crammed it was inside. read more
2 years ago
My hon really loves Indonesian food after we had the best experience in the Netherlands. I've been here a couple of times now, but I felt like the flavors were slightly muted this time around--likely to accommodate a growing demographic that goes to this restaurant. The beef pulled softly and easily and matched delightfully with the potato curry and curried egg. Overall, I enjoyed my dish. Service is courteous; the location is convenient. I'm open to coming here again to try a different dish! read more
3 years ago
First of all, I am NOT impressed at all with the quality of the food nor the service. I don't know how this restaurant received it's 4.5 star rating. I am not Indonesian but I am Malaysian and our food are so similar...practically cousins. That makes me qualified to share this review, plus, I have eaten at soooo many Indonesian restaurants that are rated lower but have much more flavors. It was also apparent that our server, Matthew, did not like his job. He may have had a bad day - which is normal in the restaurant business but he made it so clear to us that we, the paying customers were irrelevant. Then when I mentioned it to the owner, he didn't even apologize for bad customer service. If you're big on service and authentic flavors, this is NOT the place to go! read more
2 years ago
Haven't been here in a minute and it did not disappoint! I got the beef short ribs with rice and the meat was so tender and easily came off the bone. There was a nice glaze of sauce that permeated the meat well. Looking forward to coming back again sometime to retry some of their other items! read more
Dropped by this restaurant after I heard so many good things about it, wasn't disappointed! Never tried Indonesian food before but this was a great intro. A lot of similarities between other cuisines that I've tried before. The highlight was the chicken satay with a peanut sauce. The chicken was so tender and moist, and the sweet nutty flavor paired super well! Additionally, I got the iga bakar, rice with sweet short ribs and it was pretty good. The meat was tender with a barbeque/grilled flavor but was a bit scarce on my plate compared to my friend's. The veggies were fine but weren't that presentable, and the veggie soup was a standard bowl of boiled cabbage, carrots, and potatoes with some stock. The sauces are super spicy by the way-- I took a big spoonful at the start and was recovering throughout the rest of the meal haha. Otherwise, the vibes of the restaurant was great. Our waitress was an old sweet lady who kept checking up on us and was incredibly kind. Gonna come back and try maybe a noddle dish next time! read more
Chicken satay was great but primarily due to peanut sauce. Ribs were average. Only surprise was spicy sauces. Spicy chicken platter was pretty good. Meat was succulent. Maybe didn't taste what was driving the hype but wasn't anything special. Service prompt. Restaurant was spacious. read more
My parents immigrated from Indonesia, and this is their favorite Indonesian restaurant in Philadelphia. My mom especially loves their Es Teler, a shaved ice dessert with sweet syrup and lots of yummies (jellies, avocado, etc.). She will get one as a "drink" and finish it before her main course, and then she'll get another one for dessert later! This is a IYKYK type of restaurant - it's in a strip mall with limited parking and doesn't look flashy from the outside. But despite that, it's worth a visit to try Indonesian food. Even if you don't have a lot of time, you can order to-go and they also have boxed snacks in the back like nastar (pineapple cookies). Highly recommend Sky Cafe. Can't wait to be back so I can try everything on their menu! read more
Great service and great food. Sky cafe has some delicious Indonesian food. I felt like the service was fine when I went and had no complaints in that respect. I got the N1, and I enjoyed the combination of foods that were included in it. I will say I feel like the flavor got a little repetitive to me and it wasnt hitting the same towards the end of the meal. Still, I enjoyed our food and would certainly come back! read more
Got takeout here the other day while stopping by the nearby grocery store. Love that you can venmo instead of pay cash! We got the chicken satay and beef rendang. Both were good but the flavor of the beef definitely stood out. It was really complex and well-seasoned and I loved the egg that came with it which provided a slightly spicy contrast. My main issues with the two dishes we ordered are just that everything skewed very sweet. The sauce with the satay was very sweet, the vegetables and fried anchovies and stuff with the beef were VERY sweet. And the beef could've been a little more tender. Overall a really solid place, though, and I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu! read more
2 years ago
Really great Indonesian food! It's hard to impress me, because I grew up with the best Sumatran cook-my great grandma. I definitely need to come back and try the rest of the menu. The flavors are strong and authentic. If you have never tried Indonesian food, this is the place for you. I'm so happy to have found my new favorite restaurant! read more
finally tried this restaurant that everyone's been talking about lol. this is an indonesian restaurant located in the same plaza as pho 75 in south philly!! i got the beef rendang platter with coconut rice and WOW. i rly liked the coconut rice and beef. the beef had a slight kick to it but it wasn't too spicy! flavorful and tender. there were also veggies and an egg that came with it which were okay lol. didn't rly like the veggies tbh. me and my friends split the ground pork fried wontons and the chicken satay. i thought these were yummy! just kinda oily/greasy. definitely good to split with people. for the price and quantity of food i'd say this place is solid. there's also a parking lot but u rly gotta get lucky with a spot lol. but definitely coming back ! read more
Great food and service all around. The N1 was the most delicious of everything. The service was just exceptional as soon as we walked in the door. We felt very welcomed and greeted with a smile. Definitely an easy 5 star! read more
2 years ago
Our family has been here several times and always enjoy the food and friendly service. Today I went in for a quick lunch after work and remembered I hadn't written a review yet. The Curry Noodles I had today were sooo delicious!!! The medley of textures and the rich but not too heavy broth really made my day. But the food here is always solid. They are one of the most consistent spots around. Can't wait to come back again! read more
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1122-38 Washington Ave
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Philadelphia, PA 19147
Bella Vista, Passyunk Square
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