A Nasi Padang restaurant with a display of food and seating area.
A close-up of three food trays: chicken curry, egg curry, and stir-fried green beans.
A close-up of a Nasi Padang dish with soup, corn, and fried items.
A banner displaying various Indonesian soup dishes and their prices from Indo Soup.
A menu for Indo Soup featuring various Indonesian dishes like soups, snacks, noodles, and rice.
Based on 15 reviews
Out of 2294 shops
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IsForGames Dude01
Food is really nothing fantastic. No taste at all. Their saving grace is their chili only. Wonder why so people give 5 stars. As you can see this food portion already cost me $12. You decide whether is it worth that much? 1st n last time coming.
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Expensive food. U been warned. Small piece of beef rendang for 5 dollars, the salty fish which is like 3 small pieces for 5 dollars. Are all overpriced My meal together with the above mention plus egg plants and beef tendons total $17.50. The portion is very small for the dishes.
Evelyn B
Authentic Indonesian Bakso, one of the best I’ve had in Singapore. Tried a lot of their dishes throughout the years because they have a huge variety of Indonesian food menu, it was mostly a hit, with a few misses. The best one is their bakso (meatball) which tasted just like how a bowl of bakso bought from street peddlers in Indonesia tastes like, it’s my go-to place whenever I’m craving for authentic Indonesian bakso. I’d also recommend their nasi bakar cumi (squid grilled rice), mendoan (fried tempe), cireng (fried chewy flour), and pempek (fishcake). I love that they have pempek lenggang (fishcake omelette), something that I never find in any other pempek selling establishments in Singapore, just for that, I’d come back here whenever I’m craving pempek lenggang even if it’s not the absolute best. One of the misses I had was their rawon (blacknut beef soup), I usually like this dish, but not Indosoup’s representation of it. I feel that there’s some kind of spices that don’t sit well with me, which I don’t usually taste in the rawon I had in many other places, but I like that they served their rawon with salted egg, which I appreciate. For the price, it’s not the cheapest, but not very expensive either (never tried their nasi padang though). Decent portion and taste. If you want to try many different kind of Indonesian food, this is the place.
Marc Singh
very good nasi padang but not the best. the dish that was lacking was the beef rendang, it was not as tender as i hoped and had some parts which was quite tough. the sambal goreng was fantastic though. the sambal egg was also very tough, probably overcooked. that being said, i would definitely go back and try the other dishes!
Kartika Atmadja
I am from Medan, and my Medan tongue agrees with all the foods! They even have tumis ikan tongkol! I love this Indonesian nasi Padang! I will definitely come back for more! And oh, the staff are friendly too!
TNJ Housing Solutions Pte Ltd
Been in lucky plaza for a few decades already. Town area prices even thou it’s in lucky plaza. Selling authentic Indonesian dishes, blending into Singapore taste. Limited seats and quite crowded during lunch hours.
Devy Pribadi
Authentic Indonesian food with wide varieties on their menu, they have ala carte and also nasi padang. Their nasi padang have many choices too. We came to try their ala carte, Bakso Urat and Soto Ayam. Their bakso was nice, bouncy and flavourful, the soup was good too. Also their soto ayam was nice and decent portion, comes with rice. Price is reasonable, staff were friendly, place quite small but they have extra space / eating place just the opposite of the resto.
