Ibu's Kitchen

Delicious fresh food and lovely service! Tried this place on a whim though weren't familiar with this cuisine. The guy was super nice and helpful and gave us a picture menu which was really useful with SO many new-to-us options. We ordered Bihun Goreng and Nasi Rendang, and they were so fresh and flavorful! The Nasi Rendang comes as a bowl with white rice (tomato and cucumber slices) and cuts of very tender beef in a sauce. The seasoning is a cozy, spiced vibe with a hint of heat🌶. The Bihun Goreng was literally the best thing Ive eaten in months! A stir-fry rice noodle dish with veggies and chicken. Seasoned and cooked perfectly. The dishes both had great balanced flavors and you can feel all the love that goes into the food there. The restaurant is really cute and they have lots of food/snack items for sale. It is also impeccably clean. It's super small, tho. I can imagine getting a seat will become a lot harder once everyone finds out about this great place! I cant wait to go back and try more things! [Edited for spelling]

We got there about 30min before they close so we ordered take out. The most authentic and delicious Indonesian food I've found so far since I moved here. Taste + portion + price, couldn't be happier! The owner's very friendly They sell some groceries too. Definitely will come back for more food

I woke up craving Indonesian. I googled and found one near Tucker. The shop was a little hard to find. It’s in an office building that rented out to food truck prep kitchens. Drive past the food truck, pass another closed gate, and another entrance turn right and it’s at the end of the parking lot. It’s a little mom and pop shop. The husband is Malaysian and wife is Indonesian. They also have a food truck but been at this location for a year now and looking to expand. It’s a little shop and cozy. Husband was very helpful and friendly and he explaining the menu. I got the siomay bandung (one of the softest tofu stuff with fish cake with cabbage and dumplings made with wonton skin stuffed with minced fish in some kind of dough; comes with savory peanut sauce, sweet soy sauce, lime, and egg), ayam bakar kecap (good wok charred - soft, chewy, savory noodles with bean sprouts, carrots, sweet soy sauce, eggs, fish cakes, Chinese broccoli, onion, chicken, and cabbage) martabak telur (savory pancake made with eggs, spiced beef, onions, and green onions). Everything was delicious. The husband also recommended a jasmine tea. Hint of sweetness. Reminds me of the Chinese chrysanthemum tea juice box. I’ll be returning to try the other items.

The owners are friendly. It’s my first time eating nasi padang but it is really good. There are some menu that are unavailable. My friend ordered pompeno belado and the fish is really big.

This is the best Indonesian food at Atlanta I've ever tried! And the owner is a really sweet guy. Thank you so much for having us!