http://www.london-eating.co.uk/23034.htm Nusa Dua Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating We have eaten at the Nusa Dua many times. The service is always friendly and the good is excellent, my favorite is the snapper with noodles, Yum! The price is excellent and the food is always served quickly making it a great place for a pre-theatre dinner. This restaurant is a gem in Soho, really nice and reasonably priced, I'd recommend it to ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm For a cheap multi-cours lunch or meal this place is good (6.95 for lunch, 7.95 after 6pm). But expect very mediocre meals. We tried both the Indonesian and the Thai dishes. The chicken satay was so-so, but worse was the sauce, watery and quite tasteless. The lumpia and fried prawns starters were OK, though small portions. The Thai dishes we ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm the meal is small size, it is good if you are a small guy or wanting to be slim the waiters are grumpy we were rushed to eat up as soon as possible the toilet stinks the taste is so so very expensive if you compare with other indonesians restaurants this is the place for people who don't know what the real indonesian food is http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm The first Indonesian restaurant that I've been to in London and I would not hesistate to recommend it to others. Being Indonesian myself, I probably have a higher expectation of the food and I definetely wasn't dissapointed. The 'udang bakar' (BBQ prawns with satay sauce), 'emping' (bean crackers) and 'ikan bakar' (BBQ fish with coconut sauce) ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm I have been there several times and the food is always excellent, and the prices are great. The service is always genuine and friendly, just like in the Far East. A perfect place in the heart of London for a good value meal - and it never gets too crowded either. Highly recommended - I go there regularly. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm Nusa Dua despite claiming to be an Indonesian restaurant, their menu also consists of Malaysian, Vietnamese, Burmese and Thai dishes. On our visit there we ordered the Indonesian dishes which included itik bakar, sambal tauco and rendang daging cooked the Indonesian way. They were all tasty and impressive. I have no qualms in recommending Nusa ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm I booked a table for 12 at the Nusa Dua for lunch on 3rd May 06 as one of my colleagues is about to leave the office. Most of us chose from the 2 course lunch menu, while one of our party chose from the main menu. The two staff were very attentive to any of our requests and the service was extremely prompt. They worked hard to ensure that we ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm Having reserved a table, we went to Nusa Dua on Friday 9th December. When we arrived we ushered downstairs and told that a table was being prepared for us upstairs, although I would have been quite happy to sit downstairs. Anyway, we then went back upstairs and having ordered a bottle of wine, we were then asked if we wouldn't mind moving ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm I have been to Nusa Dua many times and have never been dissapointed! It is my favourite restaurant in Soho, ideal for theatre goers. The restuarant has a nice atmosphere with an upstairs and downstairs area. Book early if you want to sit upstairs, it does get busy from about 7:30pm. Being a vegetarian the menu has a lot of choice! I ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm I was here last Saturday again before going off to the Soho Theatre. My friends and I went for the £6.95 meal deal which gave you a choice of starter and main, also included are soup and a tea or coffee afterwards. The fish cakes were on the rubbery side and the salad that came with my main was lack lustre, but saying that the snapper was ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2050.htm