The Indonesian food here was good, but we found the menu a bit limiting—every item comes as a set with rice, which was too much for us. We would’ve preferred standalone dishes for sharing instead. That said, service was friendly and attentive.

Easy to locate central area, aesthetically pleasing spot and spacious. We went for a weekday dinner and it was not crowded. The food overall was a hit and miss. The Soto Betawi (creamy option) is a standout. It was tasty although the beef was a bit tough. Similarly the Ayam Goreng JRP was also dry but definitely still tasty, very good spices. We ordered nasi cumi and a side of Indomie. The portions are all small so they’re manageable if you order a bunch to share.

Uncomfortable chair. The pricey tag is not worth the food portion and taste. I think the nasi goreng i cook at home is so much nicer. We asked for some lime cos we just love our food to have the "soury" taste. Rejected. They have us fried shallots instead. The batagor was $8+. It had about 6 small pcs of batagor and some cutely cut potatoes. They will give you free tea if you drop a review. its one packet of tea per table, not per review, so take note. Will not do a repeat visit for sure.

Food was just okay. Flavor is there but feels like pre made food and heat up when order was been placed. Staff were busy when there wasn’t many customers, but staff were helpful to reheat the soup when it wasn’t served hot. Banana fritters were good but the batter could be improved.

Conveniently located in the city centre, it’s perfect for casual meet ups or group. Tried the nasi cumi and nasi mercon, both packed with flavour and spice, definitely my favourites here.