Batavia

Jarvis a month ago

I went on a Monday afternoon, I had a great time. The lady up front was very nice and explained to me how the lunch hot bar worked and how the menu worked. I went with the hot bar item. 3 choices with a rice. Spent about $11.99, was pleasantly full. I will definitely be coming back.

Olivia Schweikert 3 months ago

Wonderful experience. The woman taking orders at the counter was so lovely. My friends and I had never tried Indonesian food, and she went above and beyond to make us feel welcome - explained every dish available and made her own personal recommendations. The food was great too. The restaurant offers a combo plate to let you try multiple dishes, which, as a newcomer, I was excited for. Everything was very nice, but the spiced beef, which we were told was popular, was especially good. An added bonus is the little grocery store right inside the restaurant. Just a few aisles, but there were lots of interesting things to browse and we were given a breakdown of all the fresh baked goods on offer. Overall a great experience - such a warm introduction to some great food. Will definitely be back again!

Ronica Queen 5 months ago

Good food , good place . I need 3 hours from my town to get it . But worth it to try . I love indonesian food ❤️

Spencer Butler 8 months ago

Batavia is a fantastic hidden gem near Buford Highway for Indonesian food. My lady and I love discovering great eats, and after seeing Batavia featured on another Instagram post, we decided to give it a try — and we’re so glad we did. While waiting for our food, we enjoyed browsing the small market, which was a nice touch. On our first visit, my lady ordered the mackerel, and Yolanda kindly recommended the lamb soup for me. She was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and her suggestion was spot on — the lamb soup was outstanding. We loved it so much that we came back the very next week! This was my first experience with Indonesian cuisine, and it definitely won’t be my last. I’m excited to try more dishes, though that lamb soup will be hard to top! :-D

Rushini 11 months ago

Coming to USA from Indonesia, I had been craving Indonesian food. While in Georgia, we found this restaurant which was on the way, and we went there. The food was delicious and almost authentic. The person cooking was from Indonesia and so I was happy that it would be close to the real thing. We ordered the nasi goreng nusantara and the bakmi. The nasi goreng was much better than the bakmi I ordered. I wish they had sambal in bottles but they did not. You can also buy Indonesian products. There is a big menu, and they also have rice with sides like you would get in a warteg.