Nusa Dua in City of London

The food here was lovely, however when me and my friend went here a few years ago, we asked for a vegan curry which was on the menu, a huge chunk of meat was inside the curry which we noticed. We told the waiters and they changed the food and said to us that it's because the curries are all cooked in the same pots with meat dishes. That is a huge red flag for vegetarians, vegans, and those with allergies. However, the food was lovely and the staff were fine too.

I went to this Indonesia Restaurant to have Mee Bakso on the 8/2/2022 Tuesday with my friends.Delicious Mee Bakso and many more. Love to have more dishes. But because it was quite a late night. We just ordered a few. Definitely worth to be back again. Thanks for your lovely service⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐❤

Nine of us ordered a lot of food and drinks and the bill came to £222. The food was delicious and with large portion size. I find drinks to be on the expensive side (£3 for a can of coke).Nice relaxed atmosphere. More suited for a group of friends rather than on a date as the downlighting wasn’t very flattering.A few choices for vegetarians. The tofu skewers with peanut sauce was especially tasty.

We tried the hot pot here! They are just too busy, and most of the guests are here for the hot pot. They have got the most various hot pot base in London I think! And the base also tastes very good! The menu for hot pot is various too, it's the all-you-can-eat style! So hot pot lover, never miss this restaurant! The price is reasonable in China town and the service is also excellent! But the staff are just too busy, maybe sometimes they may forget to satisfy your needs, like order water or extra food. Just be patient and remind them will be fine. Will come again to try all other hot pot base!

Recently visited Nusa Dua and left disappointed with the food and service. The dishes served would be best described as 50 shades of brown! Cutlery arrived much later than the food, and we never did receive the water we requested (several times)!Would definitely recommend the owner hiring some more servers, maybe this would put a smile on their staff members faces?

Random visit to Nusa Dua after feeling hungry and it wasn't a disappointment! The starters were pretty standard but peanut sauce on the chicken skewers did the job.For mains, we got javanese style lamb chops and a rendang curry (can't remember the name but it was so aromatic!) alongside some egg fried rice and Indonesian chilli chips. The mains were amazing, however the chips were very underwhelming. Just a bowl of fried fries with dry flakes of seasoning on them. The sweet ice tea was lovely and overall, would go again 👌🏽

***THIS IS NOT INDONESIAN FOOD*** do not eat here if that's what you are looking for. The Indonesian owner sold out to new Chinese owners.The Rendang is a Chinese beef curry, the tempe goreng is dipped in batter and fried like a sweet and sour chicken ball. The sambal is a mix between sweet and sour sauce and thai chilli.My wife's dish was REDUCULOUS. peanuts and a few cardboard fish sold as a bad copy of 'Teri sambal kacang' and Nasi Uduk....The woman even forgot the order and added a service charge!THIS IS THE WORST FAKE INDONESIAN FOOD I'VE EVER HAD AND I LIVED THERE. MY WIFE COOKS BETTER, SHE IS INDONESIAN. I'M ABSOLUTELY APPALLING THEY CALL IT INDONESIAN. SHOULDN'T BE ALLOWED. INDONESIAN FOOD IS AWESOME.Go to Bali Bali if you want real Indonesian food. Bit futher up to here...because this place is an utter embarrassment and disgrace.It's 0 stars for what we ordered...I bet their Chinese menu is good...they need to take the signs down.

Actually, there is a Chinese hot pot inside called Xi Yang Yang (Joy Luck), they do all you can eat hot pot for £25.5 per person. Compared to other hot pot place, here has more broth options, also they have side dishes such as BBQ chicken carcass 烤鸡架 (normally costs £5 each at other restaurants) and braised dishes 卤味 (normally costs £10 per plate) , both are included in the all you can eat menu.Drinks are a little bit pricey, if you order hot pot+2 drinks will be around £37 per person. Still a good deal.

My rendang was nice, made with cheap cuts of meat and tasted more like an Indian lamb curry - definitely not authentic at all but nice tasting as I like Indian curry.The chicken sate was chewy, overcooked and burned. The peanut sauce has zero flavour.Everything in fact, had zero flavour except for my Indian rendang, surprisingly even the perkedel ... Which we laughed at as we've never seen perkedel like it. It was just mushy off colour potato. My daughter ordered Mie Goreng and didn't bother finishing it either because it wasn't nice.She also ordered dessert, and luckily wasn't listened to by the waitress, so after 30 minutes of it nobody arriving we decided not to bother with it.Ok the upside, the lamb chops were delicious. Lukewarm but delicious. They advertise it as goat but it's lamb lol.Oh, I've never seen a hand dryer as disgusting as that one in their toilets. I had to take photos of it. I can't believe what I saw, it's like they never cleaned it once! I'm sure they must have a zero food cleanliness rating. I sincerely hope they do something about that after this review! There's stuff growing on it I've never even imagined would grow on a hand dryer. See for yourselves.

Indonesia food in london. There is not a lot of indonesian food in town but this is one of them. They combined indonesian food with chinese hotpot somehow because they owner wants it very interesting though. Nevertheless, I ordered the set menu and got plenty of indonesian food. It was not that great though in my opinion. I did not expect anything good for indonesian and asian food though. I do recommend if you guys want to try indonesian food or missing indonesian food. Nonetheless, I do not like it though so I do not think i will go back again.