KAKI LIMA

Indonesian restaurant · Annex

KAKI LIMA

Indonesian restaurant · Annex

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384 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M5S 1X2, Canada

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Toronto's first authentic Indonesian Street Eats serves up a knockout menu of vibrant Sate Ayam, Mie Goreng, and Nasi Goreng that highlights intense flavors.  

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+1 701 931 6988

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Jul 28, 2025

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Kaki Lima Indonesian Pop-Up Will Relocate to New York From Boston - Eater Boston

"Kaki Lima, a long-running and popular Boston-area pop-up that specializes in Indonesian food, will soon relocate to New York City, but there will be a chance for Boston fans to say goodbye. Chef Retno Pratiwi and her husband and partner Peter Gelling will run a final pop-up in Boston sometime in June, before the couple moves." - Dana Hatic

https://boston.eater.com/2019/5/2/18526574/kaki-lima-retno-pratiwi-peter-gelling-moving-nyc
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Jennifer

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Kaki Lima had to close because The Annex Food Hall (that it was located in) had to close business. I've eaten there a couple times and the food packs a flavour punch! The chef stir-fries noodles (mie goreng) and fried rice (nasi goreng) in an actual wok with fire - you really taste the wok hei! I hope they open a location or pop-up somewhere in the near future. 🙏 According to Google Maps, "Places shouldn't be marked as permanently closed if they still offer online or at-home services" so I'm not sure which edit suggestion to go for. From their Instagram page, they are open to event catering and pop-ups.

John Kim

Google
Went to look for it and doesn’t exist. Wish they took the time to announce they’re no longer in business.