KEDAİ TAKSİM İSTANBUL İNDONESİAN FOOD RESTAURANT & TAKE AWAY ENDONEZYA & MALEZYA &ASİA & NOODLE RESTORAN — Restaurant in Beyoğlu

We recently had lunch at this establishment, and while we initially had modest expectations, we were pleasantly surprised. The journey to the restaurant is quite challenging, as it is located at a high elevation with no public transportation access. I highly recommend taking a taxi with a skilled driver who has good clutch control.

Upon arrival, we had some difficulty locating the restaurant due to its small size, but it can be identified by signs displayed in the windows. This is not a traditional dine-in establishment but rather a cloud kitchen that has been converted into a restaurant, offering only two tables for seating.

The staff was exceptionally kind and accommodating, and our food was served promptly. The quality of the meal exceeded our expectations—it was among the best I have ever had. The spice level is authentically Asian, and the prices are incredibly affordable. The restaurant is also well-maintained and clean. Overall, I highly recommend it and would...

Kedai Indonesian food in Taksim, Istanbul, is a must-try for anyone looking for delicious, affordable and authentic Indonesian cuisine. The food at Kedai is reminiscent of homemade food that one would have back in Indonesia, and the service is excellent. The name 'kedai' itself is a reflection of the small street-side food stalls commonly found throughout Indonesia, and Kedai Indonesian food in Taksim captures the essence of such establishments perfectly.

With a focus on providing delicious food that is both tasty and affordable, Kedai is the perfect spot for anyone looking to grab a quick meal or sample some authentic Indonesian cuisine. While the restaurant itself is not grand, the food and service are exceptional, truly reflecting the soul of Indonesia. Whether you’re a local or a tourist in Istanbul, Kedai offers a unique food experience that should...

Update as at April 2025: Suddenly their name includes Malezya but their food is not quite Malaysian. I am a Malaysian, so that is how I know. However,during my next trip I will ask them what specifically is Malaysian. Maybe they have 1 dish or something, that is truly Malaysian. Until then, I shall remain curious as to their name upgrade, and my original review below stands true for what I had back then.

Original review: Really nice tasting indonesian food. Good service. A little tough a walk if you can’t do hilly walks but worth the trek if you ask me. The teh es is also nice. Sambalicious! They deliver too. Number on photo. They take cash and card, and speak English, if you don’t want to speak in Bahasa Indonesia. Nasi goreng, Lalapa fried chicken with rice and...