Medan Kitchen — Restaurant in Rosemead

If each food item we tried and enjoyed had its own star, I’d need an extra page to list them all. Five stars are clearly not enough to describe the incredible food they serve. We’ve been loyal customers since the day they opened, and we always make sure to stop by when we visit Southern California (bye, Disneyland!).

The staff here is incredibly friendly and welcoming. Kids get to choose small trinkets to keep them occupied while the adults indulge in their shopping spree.

If you’re short on time or planning to arrive late, don’t hesitate to reach out to them and place your order online. They’ll reserve it for you, ensuring you don’t miss out on this culinary delight. But if you have plenty of time, go shopping and indulge in the treats they offer. You’ll leave this place with an empty stomach, no doubt!

The outdoor seating area is always bustling, so make sure to arrive early to...

I’m so happy we found this place! The store is much bigger in person and offers way more goods than I expected. I originally came in searching for martabak and sambal matah, both of which they had, but ended up finding so much more. They even carry candlenut (and a wide variety of other nuts), which is a hard-to-find essential for our cooking at home.

We were really impressed and will definitely be back when we need to restock! We also tried their ready-made food, especially the pisang goreng (fried banana), which was absolutely delicious. I brought home some ayam suir as well, and it was just as flavorful.

We picked up pandan extract and a bunch of jajanan (snacks) too. This place is full of great finds for anyone looking for authentic Indonesian ingredients or ready-to-eat food...

Came here after watching in YouTube/Eater and was curious how authentic the place is as Indonesian cuisine is really close to my heart and stomach LOL and fortunately Medan Kitchen did not disappoint. It’s a gastronomic venture and lots of ready packed meals to choose from. Just be cautious for people observing Halal, as there’s siomai with pork in it, but, there’s vegetarian and pescatarian options paired with famous sambal as well. Sweets and pastries are also not to be missed to the likes of Nastar and molen. Indonesian pantry staples are available here as well including my go to minyak. We were there at lunch and there’s lot of curious goers and first timers like me. Limited parking space. 65 miles journey was...