Restaurant Indonesia — Restaurant in Paris

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🌶️ Review: A Taste of Indonesia – A Culinary Journey Worth Taking

If you're looking for an unforgettable culinary escape, this Indonesian restaurant is a hidden gem that brings the heart of the archipelago to your plate. From the moment you step in, the warm ambiance, traditional decor, and friendly smiles create an inviting and authentic experience.

Food: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The menu offers a delightful variety of Indonesian classics. The Nasi Goreng (Indonesian fried rice) is packed with flavor, served with a perfectly fried egg on top, crispy prawn crackers, and spicy sambal on the side. The Satay Ayam (chicken skewers) are smoky and tender, complemented by a rich, creamy peanut sauce. For spice lovers, the Rendang – slow-cooked beef in coconut curry – is a...

The decor and atmosphere seemed authentic, however, there was an issue with our order. I clearly explained to the waiter that I wanted 2 plates of Nasi Goreng and carefully pointed at that choice on the menu mentioning "sans legumes" for my daughter's dish. We were promptly presented with two plates of fried noodles. After complaining however, he took them away and brought back two plates of rice without any vegetables, meat, nor an egg on top. His excuse was that I ordered Goreng and that was noodles. Last I checked, Goreng means 'fried' in Indonesian and Mee Goreng is noodles. I didn't say Mee, I said Nasi, a dish I've had many times before, plus I pointed at it on the page. Then later, his French/Indonesian guests on the adjacent table received their traditional Nasi Goreng with full garnishes, egg and meat. Certainly a lot more than the Uncle Ben's Savory packet rice that we received for €20!!! Very...

What can I say? I've visited indonesia a few times and this place was truly authentic! The owner was a lovely woman who was happy to share the history of the restaurant with us. I'm a foodie blogger so that stuff really counts to me. This is the first Indonesian restaurant in Paris and you can tell. I walked in and felt like I was back in Bali and had walked straight into a warung. They served the local balinese beer bintang which was a throwback to all the wonderful trips i've had there. Our wonderful host even put me on to some other areas were we could find some local food we'd been craving, above and beyond! Food was outstanding. Would definitely return thank you for all your...