Sate House — Restaurant in Da'an District

For me, Sate House is the best Indonesian restaurant in Taipei. Good Indonesian food is always served here. I've eaten here a few times with work colleagues and always get super good Indonesian food.

I've ordered various kinds of food at this restaurant and I've always really enjoyed all of them. There is Kalasan fried chicken which is very famous for its tenderness, rendang which is the most delicious food in the world originating from Indonesia, chicken and meat curry which has a very Indonesian taste (Indonesian curry is different from curries from other countries), as well as various kinds of vegetables and drinks. I really like rendang and chicken kalasan. The taste is very authentic and very good. I always enjoy it because it feels like eating in my hometown in Indonesia. I also always come to this restaurant when I miss really good Indonesian food.

If you have never tried Indonesian cuisine and want to try it, you must visit this restaurant. This restaurant serves Indonesian specialties that are very authentic as well as internationally acceptable. This is a great place to promote Indonesian food. What's more, the waiters and owners are very friendly to the guests.

The location of the Sate House restaurant is quite easy to find. There are several tables inside that can be used when dining alone, for two, or in groups. If you want to eat with a large group, you should make a reservation in advance. I very often invite co-workers, even my boss, to eat here so they can get to know Indonesian food in a proper place. Whether it's dinner or lunch, I really enjoy...

first tried eating here during Ramadan. for those of you who bring a car, you must be careful because there are not many places to park. (my friend's car was towed awas because parking crossed a bit of the line that it should be).

the place consists of two floor, first floor and basement. we made a reservation because dinner hours on weekends are very crowded.

we ordered fried chicken, rendang, oxtail soup, steamed fish with lemon sauce, stir-fried water spinach and chicken satay (peanut sauce). oh yes, we also ordered cendol ice (like dawet but forgot to took the pict).

overall we are very satisfied to eat here even though the price is quite expensive.

However, believe me, this is recommended.

The taste very similar to Indonesian original dishes. my favorite is the fried chicken because it tastes crispy on the outside and juicy inside.

The rendang is okay, tender, savory and spicy (although it lacks the aroma of Padang, more like Javanese rendang).

lemon soup fish is also very unique, fresh, you should try it. you better come here with friends so you can try a variety of menus.

The staff were nice, and you need to wait awhile for the food (maybe about...

A family-run restaurant that offer good Indonesian food.

The place is not big so you should reserve in advance if you have a big group. The boss can recommend popular dishes and can accommodate if you want your food less spicy.

The Beef Rendang was tender and the chicken juicy but not oily. We had 2 vegetables and both were nice and crunchy. The satays were good with or without the peanut sauce. The fish was average.

The prawn crackers were very popular amping kids. The cendol was a coconut milk drink with brown sugar with some other ingredients in it, a must try dessert.

The place is fairly small with limited staff, so at times the service can be lacking. In addition, they only...