Triple Hot Spicy - Indonesian Street Food - (Near Westminster, South East)

5 /5 Tanisha Tanzia: Always wanted to try authentic indonesian food, finally had the opportunity! Everything was incredible so flavourful. My first time trying sambal made out of green chillies, it was so delicious and spicy. The sambal is special house made. The atmosphere is lovely, cozy and homely environment. We also had tempeh fritters served with green chillies reminded me of street food back at home.

4 /5 Bonsai Ninja: Was looking for an authentic Indonesian place in London and I think I found one! I went here at a lunch time and it was quite chaotic to order (and it was not very clear how the ordering system worked) so had to wait quite a while before I was asked for my order after others. But despite that, the food was delicious and worth the chaos. The menu is very small and focusing on the quality. I loved the Soto ayam with rice and noodle in the flavourful chicken broth. The rendang was also delicious - the beef was chewy but I liked it that way. If I was living nearby, I’d be happy to come by every week!

5 /5 Steve Cairns: Excellent Nasi Lemak (called Coconut Rice on the menu) and Es Cendol. Nice that the cafe has been expanded and refurbished since my last visit. Recommended.

5 /5 Ririn Widaryani: One of favourite Indo resto in London. Small but cozy, and clean Came here when it was rainy.. which is enjoy bakso and soto was perfect. Taste not the best, but not bad. Location is close to tube station, 5min walk.

4 /5 Jit Sandhu: Legit Indonesian street food joint which lives up to its triple hot spicy title. The chicken noodles was rich and flavourful and had a solid amount of heat and depth that made us clean out the bowl. Good spot for a proper spicy lunch.