Indo Spice Restaurant

Best Indonesian restaurant I've ever been in the State by far. We ordered Mini Beef Meatballs 911 (love the sambal), Fried Beef Rice Plater, Smashed Chicken Rice, they're all delicious. Good food, good service, and I love the interior of the restaurant. If only we don't have to drive 3 hrs to get here, we'd be sure coming back every other week. Sukses selalu ya!🫶

Run to Indo Spice immediately! The service here is top notch. Super friendly staff who will walk you through the menu and answer and questions you may have. The food is amazing as well! Full of flavor and spice. My dish came with a side of chicken soup and it's the most flavorful soup I've ever had. The noodles were perfectly bouncy as well. My wife had the smashed chicken rice. The chicken fried perfectly and the sambal was spicy but flavorful as well.

Indeed the best Indonesian Restaurant in Philadelphia!! My family keeps coming back here. not just for the food, but for the authentic flavors, bold spices, and warm, welcoming atmosphere. The staff is always friendly and attentive, making every visit comfortable and memorable. I personally never skip the U.P. Noodle..it’s hands-down the best I’ve had, packed with flavor and perfectly cooked every time. If you’re looking for a cozy spot that serves real Indonesian comfort food, this is the place. Consistent, delicious, and full of heart.

Ordered scallion pancakes (to die for good) and 3 soups, 2 of which were exceptional, and one which was good but not great. Got tea and grass jelly drink and passion fruit drink. All was good. Service was pretty fast even though it was busy. Food came out quickly, like 10 min max for the appetizer, and 10 more for the entrees.

All of the food was amazing and the service was top notch! The wait staff patiently described the dishes and made suggestions based on our feedback. Fried tofu and corn fritter appetizers were super yummy without being too filling. The broth for the wonton soup might be the tastiest I've ever had. Main rice and noodle entrees were very savory with a very nice amount of spiciness (you can ask for the spicy sauces to be on the side in case you're wary). Grilled banana dessert was the perfect end to a wonderful meal and we'll definitely be back!

It was my first time there, and they were a bit swamped, so the service wasn’t the best. But hey, it’s a family-run shop, so I can totally understand. The food was really tasty, and the prices were super reasonable. Plus, there was plenty of parking, which is always a plus. I’d definitely come back again!

I have had Indonesian food plenty of times but this has to be one of the best Indonesian restaurants I’ve been to. The servers are hospitable and are attentive to customers. The food itself was amazing, I had the pleasure of having an appetizer, 2 main courses, and a dessert. Everything was great, the Bakso broth was flavorful and the fried rice was perfect balance of sweet and salty. Would come again. 👍

I came here right after their grand opening. Honestly, the food was a bit bland and lacked flavor. We tried the pork satay, which came with a spicy and sweet soy sauce. I was hoping for the traditional peanut sauce that usually comes with Indonesian satay. But the dessert (pandan jelly in coconut milk) really stood out! It was light, refreshing, and delicious. Service was great, and the place has a nice ambiance with subtle Indonesian décor. My friend told me I should give it another try! maybe I just missed the right dishes!

Another Indonesia spot in South Philly you need to try! They're serving up unique Indonesian dishes you won't find at other Indonesian restaurants, and the prices are just right for their portions. Some of my favorites: - Mini Beef Meatballs - U.P Noodle (the red pork is so good) - Taliwang Chicken Rice Platter - Tempong Rice Platter . The restaurant is beautifully designed with aesthetic touches that highlight Indonesian culture . The place is a bit small, so it may not be ideal for large groups. It does get pretty busy on weekends, but the line moves quickly! Just be patient and kind to the staff. Don't let your hunger turn into anger and ruin the experience.

Restaurant was full when I came on Saturday at 1:30. A lot of menu items were sold out. Very disappointing. Mie up: noodle soup with pork: good broth but too much noodles compared to the amount of protein in one portion. It's ok. It has two small fried wontons and sweet chasiu pork Ketoprak: rice cake with rice noodles, tofu, smothered with peanut sauce. Highly recommend. Beautiful interior although outside it looks like a mediocre restaurant. The inside looks upscale with Indonesian themed paintings.