Mr. Sate

Mad Max

I enjoyed the Soto Betawi. The tempe was crispy and delicious. Of course their sate is really good. One of the best cendol in Los Angeles.

Gannet Wystix

Alex was the server and was very kind. All the food I ate was delicious. My favorite was the Bakwan Jagung/corn fritters. and the Mie Goreng. This is Indonesian style food and I will be back for more! If you have sensitive teeth don’t order the Emping Chips.

Richard Cauchi

This unpretentious Indonesian café is a great example of the ”hidden gem,” with dishes based on centuries of regional tradition rather than fads. Fortunately one of us had spent time in the Indonesia area and guided us to some favorites. We had five varied dishes: Chicken Satay with peanut sauce, described as “a classic Indonesian street foodie's dream.” ($8 for 4 pieces). Soto Ayam is a Spicy and Sour shredded red Chicken Soup). ($12). The Nasi Goreng ($11) is a super-flavored chicken stir fried rice dish. The Rendang Bowl is $11, (plus extra sauce for $4). Empek-Empek is a fishcake delicacy with sweet and sour sauce. ($11) Their Thai tea ($4) was one of the few beverage choices. No alcohol or coffee.

Andrew Lin

Tasty Indonesian food. Got Grubhub pickup for dinner on a Tuesday, and it was ready on time. The Soto mie was tasty but nothing special, but the nasi bunkus was amazing! We got it because another review was raving about it, and we were not …