Rice Bowl Chinese And Indonesian Restaurant

The best Indonesian food in Houston, hands down!! And I’m from Indonesia. The mpek-mpek is so delicious with the sauce, and the sate is not dry, although the peanut sauce can use a little more seasoning. The rendang is not like rendang Padang (in case you’re familiar), but very tender, saucy and pretty much melts in your mouth. Bakso with bakmi is pretty awesome too, you want to ask for their special homemade chili or it won’t be the same as what I tasted tonight. I come here probably once a month to get my Indo fix, only because it’s so far from where we live. If I lived closer I would probably come once a week. You won’t go wrong… oh btw, it’s an Asian place, service is never the first priority.

I’ve been going here since I was a kid and it’s still one of my favourite hidden gems. Sometimes it’s a bit inconsistent but the food is always great and ordering is really easy and simple. Just a call and your order is ready in 20 minutes. And by the time you get home the rice is still steaming and the smell is still strong and delicious. Best comfort food you could have. 👍🏼

Overpriced, overworked, understaffed, yet they did well despite how busy it was with only a cooks and two customer service people. My food was served within 10 minutes from ordering. They didn't have water. I had to buy water for 75 cents and buy rice for 85 cents. My Indian dish there was $17. It tasted pretty good, but the egg soup didn't have any seasoning. She had me get my own bottle of water because they were very understaffed. They were still nice and respectful. They as in the staff that works there. I don't think the food was worth near $30. I think Indian dishes are just more expensive and I'm glad they have both Indian dishes and Asian dishes at one place. I would recommend this place for a quick, satisfactory meal. I also like that the place is spacious.