We went last night for an extended family dinner. I am fructose intolerant which means certain…read morefoods can make very sick but I don't get an allergic reaction. I sent the restaurant a note in advance and indicated I would try to pick out anything I couldn't eat. We had a rice table for 7 ( group was 6 adults and 3 kids). There was great variety of meats, fish, vegetables and rice. When a dish with pineapple arrived the staff made sure I knew it to avoid it. Then the had a special dessert for me because the standard dessert was high fructose. When we finished they did not try to rush us out. Overall great evening together.

Upscale street food is how they describe it. Go hungry and go with a group. You can order ala carte…read more, but that gets expensive quickly. The real thing is the "rice table " which is a mix of a dozen or so small bowls of different dishes. Flavors were great, hot, sour, spicy, unique, something for everyone. Really good, all interesting. They have four floors, so plenty of seating, but reservations on busy days are recommended. Waiter was great, informative and helpful but not overbearing. Fun atmosphere.

It had been decades since the last time I was in Den Haag, but I remember how much I loved the…read moreIndonesian food here. I was on the hunt for a small, family-owned establishment in the city center, specifically to have authentic home-cooked fare. And I found it in Kopi Kopi. The service was impeccable--Rojin and his family were always there to offer advice and answer questions--and the food was delicious. I loved it so much, I made a point to stop by a second time!! On the second visit, I had Soto Ayam. It's a soup, reminiscent of Pho, but with a distinctly different flavor profile. Chicken-base, with tons of fresh ingredients. On my first visit, with a colleague of mine, we got the Prasmanan Kopi Kopi special, which we split, and which was a feast! Don't miss out on the teas and special drinks they have. Your palate will be happily tickled by the unusual combinations of flavors. The fact that I went to Kopi Kopi twice in my week in Den Haag speaks volumes. Don't miss this restaurant when you visit.

This was our 1st Indo food in Den Haag, and I was a little disappointed. First, the price was a…read morelittle on the high side compared to Indo food in LA. Second, we ordered a variety of food, and the only thing that I thought was good was the rendang. The rest just didn't enough spices. And we also got bakmi that's been sitting for awhile since the bottom was burned. So, overall, a little disappointed even after looking at all the reviews.

my gf talked about how she's eaten here a few years ago so naturally now that we were in town we…read moredecided to stop in for lunch. She ordered the chicken satay and to say it was delicious would be an understatement! The portions are huge and the flavors are soo good! We shared her meal and I was very pleased! The owner/chef had time to speak with us as we were the only people in the place and he told us how it's a family recipe and his mom is helping out in the Kitchen and making all the wonderful foods! I will definitely make it a point to eat her next time I'm in town

One of my favorite Indonesian places in the Hague. Come here for unpretentious Indonesian food…read morehome-style with a great price and large portions. I recently brought an Indonesian friend here who was really impressed by the food. The rijsttafel is so much food as is one main, so come here hungry. Super friendly service although this is not a place to come to if you're in a rush. I've been working through the menu and I haven't had a bad dish yet. The food is actually spicy here! Maestro or cash only. You can sit in or get take out here. Not too many tables, so get here early or call for a reservation if coming at peak dinner hours.

Nice service however the food was very sweet and not flavorful in my opinion. It t was quite…read moredisappointing.

There are many excellent Indonesian restaurants in The Hague; a city which has been called "the…read morewidow of The Dutch East Indies". Srikandri is one such restaurant. It is particularly noteworthy because of the very reasonable prices. I recommend the "nasi rames speciaal", which gives you a nice little spread of typical Indonesian cuisine (two red meat dishes, two vegatable dishes, and some chicken saté with peanut sauce). Selamat Makan!

Downtown and craving something delicious, hot, and quick? Head over to Trio for Indonesian Fusion…read more I ordered the chicken fried noodles and was surprised that neither the chicken nor the noodles were fried. However, it tasted great, so I didn't mind at all. There was a crispy, crunchy topping of something I couldn't quite identify. Not quite onions, but an interesting addition. A little heads-up: they don't accept international credit cards. So, if you're planning to earn points on that shiny new Visa or fancy AmEx, you'll be out of luck, as they only accept cash or local bank cards. Think of it as a small, cozy, tasty escape on a cold, rainy day. ***Three Stars for Payment Restrictions*** English menus are available upon request.

If you looking for a great original tasty authentic Indonesian Bakmie and mpek2 and other indo…read morefood, then no doubt Trio is the place from the entire Europe! I even ordered two large Bakmi ayam jamur because of the great taste and also great service too! I highly recommend this place to anyone in Holland.

Came here on the recommendation of our AirBNB host. We just arrived today and were craving an…read moreIndonesian meal. We both ordered the Nasi Rames with different choices of meat. The dinner was incredible and as a picky spekkoek eater, I can say that the spekkoek here was the best I ever had. This Toko is a real jewel.

Amazing! I can not say enough good things but I'll try…read more My sister and I were wandering the streets and stumbled upon this gem for dinner at about 6:30p (prob a little early for the area). Disclaimer: We had never had Indonesian food before, but I give this five stars for more than just the food (which is delicious for sure). The atmosphere: calm and cute, you'll never feel rushed and the staff makes you feel incredibly welcome. The whole affair started with the wait staff explaining the menu and bringing drinks. We opted for the veggie menu for two, except Im not vegitarian and wanted some meat. The owner explained that if you order an additional sate (meat) he gives complimentary two additional meat dishes (beef and pork), he even added two extra sate sticks for us AND substituted one veggie dish for a shrimp dish, so we really had four extra dishes for the price of one. He checked on us a couple times and was just so lovely. The Food: Where to begin, delicious. During out infinite meal there was a great mix of cold and hot dishes, crunchy and soft, heavy thick stews and light crisp flavors and the coconut rice!!! I don't think I can eat any other rice ever again. All that PLUS drinks for 30€ each. I would come back to The Hague just to eat here again, and Ill be seeking out more Indonesian food when I get home. Please try it and post your thoughts too, hope you enjoy it as much as we did.

We went here with the three of us in the evening after a work meeting on a Wednesday. A fair amount…read moreof people inside, but not overly busy. We went straight for the rijsttafel (non spicy version) washed down with some Indonesian Bintang beer. Very tasty with a friendly service in a decent atmosphere. Worth doing again.

Had never before tried Indonesian food, let alone Dutch Indonesian food. It is AMAZING! I guess I…read morecan't speak for the cuisine type as a whole, but this restaurant was delicious. The restaurant facade isn't much to look at and it doesn't seem like there is outside seating. Do not fear, there is plenty of outdoor seating in the back and the ambiance indoors is nice. Excellent service! Very friendly staff, all spoke English very well. For dinner I ordered the Selera Blauw and my dad got the Ikan Rasa. Together this equalled a massive feast of tapas style Indonesian deliciousness. Definitely the way to go as opposed to a single main course each. The flavors are out of this world and the sauces so fresh. Fried bananas...so good. The desserts were really good too. Can't recall the name of what my dad got, but mine was the black rice pudding with pandan ice cream. The waitress warned that it was a unique flavor and that I could get something else if I didn't like it. But I did. And it looked so good too. Real artsy preparations. Would definitely come again!

The food and ambience were outstanding! The service was adequate. The wine selection was not. But…read morethe food and ambience make this a place I would return to whenever I'm in the area. In fact, we drove from Amsterdam specifically to dine at this restaurant, which was recommended by a friend.

Sadly, there is nothing close to this in Seattle, WA. When we visited Bali, I wasn't too impressed…read morewith the food either. It was either way too sweet or too spicy for me. However, when we tried this place, I was super surprised! Red Jedjeki was packed on a Wednesday evening. We didn't have reservations, but we were fortunate the sweet lady found a place for us to sit. I must say, this is hands down the best Indonesian food in the world! We ordered the menu for 2 people. A mixture of different dishes. Their side nasi goreng is ok, but everything else we had was so heavenly. I especially enjoyed their beef stew, sprouts with peanut sauce, picked cucumbers and carrots, green beans and boiled egg with a red sauce on top. Now, if you can tell me where else they have Indonesian food like Redjeki's, then please do share and I'll take a trip out there! Thank you guys for an awesome experience. We did have left overs and had it for lunch today. Well done to the lady and gentlemen who worked at Redjeki last night. We had a wonderful experience! It's worth the 5 stars. This is the place to visit if you want to try some Indonesian food in the Netherlands! Plus, Delft is such a cute town!

So on a relaxing Saturday night going for some good food. It…read morehad been a while we went here. And actually we should have gone way before today, as the food was great :-) For example for starters, we took amongst other satays. In the Netherlands, a satay is normally some meat which is drown under peanut sauce. Not at all here, those were simply very nice skewers with a gentle touch of different meats and sauces. The steam cooked crab and fish cooked in a banana leave was simply excellent. Then for main some chicken, simple and delicious, and lam, with so many fantastic spices. So this place offers very refined Indonesian food, without the usual heavy food of other "traditional" Indonesian restaurant in the Netherlands. For the service, it's good and efficient, nothing special to say about that one.

Best meal of the year! My first experience with Indonesian food and our lovely waitress Gayetrie…read moredid a wonderful job of guiding us through the menu. Everything looked amazing, so she helped us narrow down the options. We had a sampling of starters that featured a fish cake, pickled vegetables, pork sate, spring roll and banana leaf wrapped rice roll. We also had a sampling of the satay, that included pork, chicken, lamb and beef. Best satay I've ever had - flavors are perfect and spice amount is just right. For entrees, we had the banana leaf wrapped fish and the lamb dish. Each dish was prepared to perfection with just enough spice to bring out the flavors of the fish and lamb. Service was outstanding! If you are in the mood for the best meal you've had all year, come here.