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  1. Rank 1. Spandershoeve

    West Javanese Indonesian

    The rijsttafel here has been an old-school institution in Hilversum for decades, and the Michelin Bib Gourmand on its record tells you the kitchen hasn't coasted on that. This is a welcoming Indonesian restaurant where the team slow-roasts goat until it gives up completely, balances fiery spice blends with real confidence, and uses soy sauce like punctuation. The kind of place that makes rijsttafel feel like a proper education rather than a tourist formality.


  2. Rank 2. Sandikala

    Indonesian


  3. Rank 2. The Bishop

    Indonesian

    Old wooden beams meet a lively, trend-conscious room in this Leiden restaurant where the chef weaves Indonesian heritage and global borrowings into a compact menu. Rendang gets serundeng and warm spice, veal tartare picks up kimchi and gochujang, and the wine list holds its own against any of it. Order à la carte or hand yourself over to the surprise menu and see what happens. Book ahead.


    Address
    Middelweg 7, Leiden, Zuid-Holland 2312 KE, Netherlands · Leiden
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 5:30 PM

    Tuesday 5:30 PM–11:59 PM

    Online
    WebsiteInstagram
  4. Rank 4. Keraton Damai

    East Javanese Indonesian

    The awards


    Address
    Groot Hertoginnelaan 57, 2517 EC Den Haag, Netherlands · Den Haag
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 4:30 PM

    Tuesday 4:30 PM–9:30 PM

    Online
    Website
  5. Rank 5. Coffeegraph

    Indonesian


  6. Rank 6. Cumi Bali

    Indonesian

    The awards


    Address
    50 Tras St, Singapore 078989 · Singapore
    Hours

    Closed now, opens Wed 11:30 AM

    Tuesday 11:30 AM–3 PM, 6 PM–9:30 PM

    Online
    WebsiteInstagram
  7. Rank 6. Dija Mara

    Indonesian

    The roll-up garage door tells you it's casual; the cooking reminds you it isn't. Dija Mara is an Indonesian restaurant on Oceanside's main strip, with cheeky murals and dim lighting keeping the vibe loose while the kitchen runs serious. Nasi goreng and charred eggplant with smoked tomato sambal are the kinds of dishes that make the Michelin Bib Gourmand make sense. Creative low-ABV cocktails built on house-fermented shrubs round out a menu that earns a weekend return.

    The awards


  8. Rank 6. Lucky Indonesia

    Central Javanese Indonesian

    The awards


  9. The rijsttafel here comes in enough variations, including a vegan version, that the menu reads less like a list and more like an argument about Indonesian cooking. This is a lively Utrecht restaurant where the kitchen leans into street food traditions and bold seasoning without losing the thread of balance. The Michelin Guide awarded it a Bib Gourmand, which tracks: generous portions, serious flavour, and nothing on the bill to make you wince.

    The awards


  10. Rank 10. Gangga Coffee Ubud

    Indonesian Coffee Shop


  11. Rank 10. Wayan

    Indonesian

    Warm teak paneling, live plants, and candles crowd a close-quartered bar and a dining room that runs just as loud in SoHo. This is a high-energy Indonesian restaurant where the chef pulls from French technique too, landing somewhere genuinely its own. The menu moves through satays and seafood-forward small plates into boldly spiced mains, with cocktails calibrated to keep the whole party going.


  12. Rank 12. Aheesah Roddee

    Indonesian

    The awards


  13. Rank 12. Jelajah Coffee Canggu

    Indonesian Coffee Shop


  14. Rank 12. Ma•dé

    West Sumatran Indonesian

    Knotted ropes hang from the ceiling of this narrow, white-brick room where the West Sumatran tradition of communal eating drives every decision. Ma•dé is a prix-fixe restaurant where nearly the whole meal arrives at once, covering the table in small bowls and plates you navigate in whatever order you like. Son of Jean-Georges, chef Cedric Vongerichten runs the kitchen. The crowd tends toward people who like surprises more than menus.

    The awards


    Address
    22 Spring St., New York, NY · Manhattan
    Hours

    Closed now, opens 5:30 PM

    Tuesday 5:30 PM–9 PM

    Reserve
    OpenTable
    Online
    WebsiteInstagram
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  18. Rank 12. Sate House

    Indonesian

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  19. Rank 19. Anomali Coffee Ubud

    Indonesian Coffee Shop


  20. Rank 20. Tujuh Maret

    Indonesian

    The rijsttafel, a colonial-era Dutch invention despite its Indonesian soul, arrives here as eighteen small dishes covering every corner of the table. This warm, bustling Indonesian restaurant on Utrechtsestraat is the kind of place that makes a grey Amsterdam afternoon feel manageable. The vegetarian version, built around tempeh, eggplant, and sharp pickles, tends to outshine the standard spread.


    Address
    Utrechtsestraat 73, 1017 VJ Amsterdam, Netherlands · Amsterdam
    Hours

    Open now, until 10 PM

    Tuesday 2 PM–10 PM

    Online
    Website

  21. Indonesian BYOB on East Passyunk, where the sambal arrives in three versions and the jasmine rice is fluffy enough to make you rethink every rice you've had before it. The schedule here does a lot of the personality work: brunch on Sundays, a family-style banana-leaf spread on Saturdays, and a monthly prix fixe on weeknights that tends to linger in memory longer than the tab does. Bring a bottle.


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