Awang Kitchen

  4.6 – 607 reviews   • Indonesian restaurant

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Upmarket fixture with bar seating preparing classic Indonesian & Asian dishes with a homey feel.

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Reviews

Denni Wibowo
I vote this restaurant as Indonesian restaurant with the best service and atmosphere. Not only Awang that sometimes greet the customers, both waiters are very friendly and accommodating. The restaurant seems to always filled with Indonesian that make us feel like home. For the food, just like other restaurants, there are some that are very delicious and some that are ok. You got to know their specialty (based on Awang’s explanation, it is for Jakarta food). In my personal preference, I like their Bebek Madura, Ayam Geprek, Mie Ayam, Bubur Ayam and Gado-Gado. For appetizer, their Sate Ayam is delicious, Tahu isi is good, Tempe mendoan is too thick to be called mendoan (should be just Tempe goreng) but it’s delicious. Some food that I feel need improvement (doesn’t mean they’re not good) are Rendang, Iga Bakar, Nasi Goreng and Mie Goreng Tek Tek. In general their portion is very generous and food are delicious enough to make us come back 2 nights in a row
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Sari Manap
I always come here for the food. A lot of Indonesian variety of food. Grill chicken is always great. The es campur is wonderful. Some of the food taste more inferior than the last time I ate, but still this is the best choice for Indonesian food in Queens
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A J
Good food, authentic indonesian food. My fave goes to Kwetiao (we tried Bun version), Nasi bungkus Padang is nice too, and Bakso is nice during cold/winter season. Portion is ok, price is ok too for NYC i guess. Recommended if you’re in area.
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Tausif Raza
I went to this place with my Indonesian Friend and ordered Pregnant meat ball Soup & spinach sauté & finally a dessert &
O.LORD did I fall in love with it !!! It amazing and will go back in a heart beat. Definitely endorse this place. Must check it out. ❤️
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L.
We were recommended this place by an Indonesian, and it surely did deliver! Compared to Indonesian food in Manhattan, this was much tastier, beating our expectations and restoring our impression of the cuisine. The savory fish cake appetizer and the nasi bungkus padang with beef rendang was so good. The chicken noodle water spinach wasn’t bad but I would’ve preferred getting another nasi dish instead, as the noodles were soggy. The food was also super affordable, costing less than what we typically spend for lunch even with appetizer, two entreés, and dessert.
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Louis Ferson
Awang Kitchen is hands down one of the best Indonesian restaurants in New York! The flavors are authentic, the portions are generous, and the food is always fresh and delicious. I highly recommend trying the Mie Ayam, which is perfectly seasoned and so comforting, and the Nasi Goreng, which has that perfect balance of smoky and savory flavors.

The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, making the whole dining experience even better. Even when it’s busy, the service remains top-notch. If you’re looking for a taste of Indonesia in NYC, this is the place to go! Can’t wait to come back and try more dishes.
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Bleesy Dy
Craving for Indonesian cuisine? This is one of the right spots. This restaurant is in one of my top 3 lists.

I just love Indonesian food, how the cuisine is so rich and the spiciness of their foods. And in order to satisfy my cravings I need to find the good ones. And given they have good reviews, it lives up to it.

We would always order Nasi Goreng, Satay Chicken for appetizer, also Fried Fish Cake really is good, must try! But my go to would always be either both or the Satay chicken with that peanut sauce, it’s just so good. Soft Shell Crabs are one of those dishes you’d really wanna order whenever dining in! Also if up for chicken option, Crunch Fried Chicken comes with rice and some soup a good option too!
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Jen Hamm
This was my first time visiting this restaurant it came highly recommended by several friends and family members and boy did it not disappoint. The food was amazing had the beef rendang, fried duck and chicken satay. Everything was 10/10. The only comment I have is the portions are small
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Raden R
I came all the way from North Carolina to try this place, and it did not disappoint! The food was absolutely delicious, and I’ll definitely be coming back soon. The service was outstanding as well.

I ordered the Hot Plate Tumis Kangkung Belacan and asked the server to make it extra spicy and she happily agreed. When the food arrived, it smelled amazing!

Tip: Order a side of white rice!
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Umarbin Siddiki
First time trying Indonesian and either everything slaps or I just happened to order the most cracked-out delicious thing on the menu.

Started with the rice and eggs, expecting something savory, and got hit with sweetness — instantly hooked. Every bite kept getting better. And the amount of protein they packed in? Ridiculous. Two eggs, beef, and fried chicken?

GIMME DAT
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