Nusa Dua

Attentive and friendly service. A friend told me about this place where they had hotpot before which was surprising considering this is an Indonesian restaurant, but I liked how they reserved a little area for this to happen. £26.80 per person for an all-you-can eat hotpot buffet was a great deal with an array of unique soup bases and refills on dishes we liked. Our coconut and chicken soup base was delicious and aromatic; the dishes we ordered were great as well, except the lotus root slices.

This was a great meal that really took from a place of feeling that I appreciate living in London, to wondering if with food like this it might just be one of the best place in the world. I had "set lunch B" ,as pictured, and when I examined the drinks as though I wasn't quite financially capable of drinking £4 extra coconut juice, the waiter kindly assumed to get tap water as standard. To this moment, I'm still unsure whether it was fact that the beef was well cooked and curried like my mum does that quashed my home sickness, or because I have admiration for it that can only be likened to a mother's love. The noodles were a little salty, which could be mediated with either of thw crackers or the vegetables from the soup. Don't quite like tomatoes, how were they to know, and when a quarter of a singular noodle fell on the table, it pained me to know I would not devour it myself. Lastly, they were very catering to both halal and vegetarian diet requirements.

The food was amazingly tasty, very rich in taste and the portions were huge and full of big chunks of tasty meat (a rare thing in London). We had the Rendang Daging (beef) and the meat was very tender and juicy and the sauce was very tasty and Gulai Bebek (duck) and it was very creamy and the duck meat was just perfect. We also tried the indonesian tee and it was very refreshing and tasty. We really loved the food here and all the people at the other tables had the hot pot and they seemed to enjoy it very much, will definitely try it the next time we will be there. Disclaimer: I am not an expert at all in indonesian food so I cannot say if the taste is authentic Indonesian or not but I can highly recommend this place for the great taste of food in general :).

Very friendly service and the dishes introduced by the waitress are really good. It’s rare to eat such delicious food in London, our family of five took the kids there twice last week and this afternoon again, the waitress might have recognised us from before and gave the kids free prawn crackers. Definitely will come back!

Decent spot for some cheap and cheerful Indonesian food. Atmosphere isn't the greatest and service just okay. Food came out quick and was fairly tasty. We had the ayam bakar (chicken) and rendang daging (beef). Whilst not the best quality or best cooked dishes, they were enjoyable enough for a quick meal.

Was.looking for a halal restaurant in Soho and came across Nusa Dua. I cam honestly say at first I was a bit sceptical as it didn't look very welcoming. To my surprise the food was delicious.My friend and I decided to go for the set menu. This was a 3 course meal. For £25 you get soup, spring rolls, a variety of dishes, rice, and dessert plus a drink. We were served by yuhanis (not sure if I spelt that right 😊) He was very welcoming and very helpful. I can't wait to visit again. If you are looking for a good night, eat as much as you like then I highly recommend you visit.