Bali Nusa Indah

Bali Nusa Indah on a cold rainy night certainly hit the spot. I ordered a hot beef dish in chili sauce which was named Bali something (it?s not on the listed menu) while my girlfriend ordered the Ayam Opor. As a result of the MenuPages reviews we also split an order of the Nasi Goreng. The food came out nice and hot and was full of flavor. The Bali dish was fairly spicy, but the spiciness did not overpower the other flavors. The portion was large enough too. I probably should have taken some home but instead I finished it all right there. The Ayam Opor was also flavorful, with just the right amount of sweetness from the coconut milk. The Nasi Goreng was good, although I felt like I could have ordered it anywhere with fried rice on the menu. And always an important consideration; the water service was impeccable. Overall, Bali Nusa Indah was a welcomed change from the usual Thai and Chinese food around Hell?s Kitchen, and the prices were reasonable enough that I would go back.

I used to live in indonesia for 10 years, so you know me and my judgement on Indonesian food. The food at this place is great. You can't find any better place than here in the city. They serve a lot and the place is clean. It brings back my old memories. I tried Sate, Nasi Goreng, Mie Goreng, and Gado-Gado. They were all good.

By far the best Indonesian food in New York. The food is very well cooked with the right proportions. Large Servings. And very reasonably priced. Service is quick - and the place is neat and well decorated. Must try the Nasi Goreng ... it really shows the skill of the chefs, and the commitment of the restaurant to serving authentic food. All the other dishes are amazing too. I have been there a couple times, and tried different things everytime - and everything is really good - the place has not failed me..

Very tasty food - you'll eat everything on your plate. Never had Indonesian food before, but the spices are just a tad different from Malaysian or Indian. Wonderful food! A whole busload of Indonesians came in while we were there, so that can only be a good thing. The prices are CHEAP, especially for the great quality of food you get. The staff is very nice and attentive. The decor of the place is not good, but can be easily overlooked for the other perks.

I went here last night. Perhaps the best complete dinner deal in NYC. For $18 you get a full meal, beer or wine and dessert. I'm only raving about because the food was so good. If you are like me and live for variety you'll love it. There were maybe 8 different dishes on my plate. Sure, the room is bland and could use a makeover but who cares at these prices. I'm a huge foody and always looking for value and quality and I have to say I was really impressed by this place.

I love Indonesian food. I'm actually married to an Indonesian woman. I have eaten here three times. Two of the meals have been awful. Try Borobudur instead or the amazing Upi Jaya out in Elmhurst, Queens.

Absolutely my favorite spot for dinner. Whether it's a Monday evening, or Saturday night, the food is consistently excellent. Some of the best Satay I have ever had. Do try the Red Snapper in Chili Sauce- it's amazing! The food is very authentic, freshly prepared, and the staff is attentive, polite, and kind. Definitely a mid-town superstar! Excellent value as well.