Tuti's Kitchen — Restaurant in Citrus Park

I tried Tuti’s kitchen recently, and everything was absolutely delicious! You can taste the care and authenticity in every bite

Chicken Satay: Tender, juicy, and grilled just right with a perfect smoky flavor. The peanut sauce was creamy, rich, and perfectly balanced With white rice

Coconut Curry Chicken: So flavorful and comforting! The curry was silky and full of coconut flavor with just the right touch of spice. The chicken was tender and soaked up all that amazing sauce perfect with rice.

Beef Rendang Combo: the beef is Halal and slow cooked for 4 hours The combo served with coconut yellow rice, stirfry noodles, and a seasoned hard boiled egg . Definitely savory and satisfying

Mini Potato Balls: Crispy on the outside, soft and fluffy inside , Serve served with sweet chili sauce. Great as a side or snack.

Everything tasted homemade . The portions were generous, the service was friendly, and the food came out hot and fresh. Tuti’s is the first and only Indonesian spot I’ve found in the Tampa Bay area and it’s truly a gem!

Located on the corner of Linebaugh and Gunn Highway, the setup is super convenient, a food truck with covered picnic-style seating and plenty of parking. Whether you’re grabbing lunch or dinner, it’s an easy, relaxing spot to enjoy authentic Indonesian comfort food. Can’t wait to come back...

Excellent gourmet Indonesian food. This is a food truck, not a restaurant mind you. But you don't need a restaurant to have a good meal. It's Asian food, but better. Super tasty!😋 It's a great location near a gas station, where you can get your favorite drink,if boba tea isn't your thing. The prices are reasonable for this type of food. I don't think you can even find Indonesian food anywhere in Tampa that I'm aware of. They have a very nice sitting area with benches under a canvas canopy. The atmosphere is super nice! They even had KARAOKE there. It was fun to watch people sing out in the open. The sound system was really good and the KJs were nice too. Tuti was a sweet heart,and the owner Tanya was very nice as well. They had a good crew working hard, making the customers happy. It was their grand opening, so it was a little crowded, but not too bad. Nighttime was so comfortable and pleasant out there. Would I recommend Tutis Kitchen? Most definitely. Give it a try, if you're passing by this location on...

My friend and I stumbled across this Indonesian food truck by accident—and now we’re completely hooked. The vibes were instantly welcoming: people gathered around chatting, and the smell of spices in the air that made our mouths water before we even ordered. There’s something about eating great food outdoors, surrounded by good energy, that makes the whole experience feel more special. It didn’t feel rushed or chaotic like some food trucks—more like a relaxed little gathering spot with serious heart. As for the food? Unreal. We shared the Sate Ayam—tender chicken skewers grilled to perfection with a rich, nutty peanut sauce—and followed it up with Nasi Goreng, full of smoky flavor and topped with a runny fried egg that took it over the top. The bubble tea was amazing (they let you choose your level of sweetness or no sugar at all). Everything tasted fresh, bold, and full of love—you can tell they really care about the food they’re making. Vibes and flavors?...