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197/392 Jones St, Ultimo NSW 2007, Australia
Lovely fresh tastes and welcoming service tucked away in a nice quiet street. Sampled the Gado Gado and the Tahu Goreng and loved every mouthful, even was enough to take some home for an afternoon snack ?
Regularly visit this joint, and every time, I always order gado-gado / ketoprak. The portion is very generous for a $20 dish. The peanut sauce is undoubtedly the best so far I've had in Sydney, even better than some I've tried in Indonesia. Next time, I'll try some of their other dishes.
Its an underrated spot, more people have got to visit .. Their peanut sauce is amazing, friendly and humble staff. Their gado gado and ketoprak are the must try here :). Generous portion . P.S : its cash only but can do bank transfer at the cashier.
This Indonesian restaurant offers a truly authentic dining experience, with a variety of both cold and hot dishes to choose from. You can really taste the effort that goes into each dish—especially the sauces, which are rich, complex, and full of flavor. Service can be a little slow during busy hours, but it's worth the wait. The food feels homemade and thoughtfully prepared, and the portions are generous for the price. A great spot for comforting, no-frills Indonesian food.
It’s not a fancy restaurant, but it’s a good place to casually try Indonesian food. I’ve tried their Fried rice with chicken, and have takeaway Siomay and Batagor. They all taste delicious just like the food in Indonesia. And i like the service here, the staffs are so friendly and helpful Foods came out real quick I think this place is one of the best Indonesian food restaurant in Sydney









