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Amazing foodQuit atmosphere Kind stuff and friendlyThe price is good tooThanks Erick and Jena…
Ameera Basodan
Indomania
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Went with a large group of people and everyone loved it! Excellent food with lots is flavors. The service was great too. I would come back to Miami ju…
Natalie Sterling
Indomania
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Great place excellent food. We went to indomania restaurant thanks to the suggestion of our hotel's concierge.in the beginning we was a little bit sur…
Brian.scott47
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10 Reviews on “Indomania”
Excellent meal in a very quaint environment. A true gem of a place. A must go!
What a great find in Miami Beach – Enjoyed the quaint atmosphere, the delicious food – Bahmi goreng, satay and spekkoek. Take it from a Dutch girl – this place is a gem.
The best Indonesian food in miami. Nice presentation, nice and friendly people. Nice atmosphere. Delicious food from appetizers, main course and dessert.
Does not compare to Amsterdam’s rice tables. But not bad for the US. Not many Rice Table choices here anyway. Great attempt to bring varied food styles to Mismi Beach.
A Favorite Miami Restaurant. There are so many reasons to love Indomania, but the food, the warm environment, and the enthusiastic hospitality of the owners and staff are the three most important to me. I try to eat at Indomania about once a week, because I always crave the fresh food with its nuanced flavors. I am not a meat eater, and for appetizers I love the vegetarian spring rolls (sumpia), the corncakes with chili lime sauce (fricadel jagung), and the delicious and always fresh urap urap salad. If a soup special is ever available, do not pass it up as every soup I have had at Indomania has been a memorable highlight. As a main dish, I always enjoy the fish or shrimp options (especially the shrimp with peteh beans), or the tempeh or, if I go with others, I can always find many tasty treats within one of the incredible rijsttafel options–vegetarian or not. My friends rave about the lamb, duck, and other meats. Gotta love the Indonesian green pancakes for dessert and the spiced cake, which has about 30 layers and is probably the only item on the menu that is not homemade as the owners bring it from the Netherlands. The owners, one of whom is the chef and the other of whom works in the front of house, are both unbelievably sweet and charming, as are all the staff they hire. If you’re looking for a delicious meal in an attractive and warm environment without the South Beach hype–run don’t walk to Indomania!
Overpriced with so-so food. Being an Indo and having viewed their menu from their website, I was eager to try some of the dishes that my mother made, and taught me to make. I started with the frickadel jagung which looked more like egg foo yung!!! It was flat and round and greasy with some flavor. 8 dollars for three tiny pieces is way too expensive. I also ordered the lamb sate which was dry and not very flavorful. Again overpriced at 8 dollars. I also ordered the chicken bami, which came with beef and not chicken. The bami was terrible and way overpriced at 18 dollars. A glass of wine will set you back 12 dollars, ridiculous. All in all, mediocre, small portions of food at sky high prices. the Bali Cafe in downtown may not have as extensive a menu, but their food is authentic and delicious with huge portions and very reasonably priced.
Birthday gift. I was totally disappointed by my first time experience at the Restaurant. I think the food is not fresh and was not even warm for our table of four guests. The quality is under from what I expected and over priced by the portions we were served.I would not go back again or recommend to anyone who knows how to eat or cook.