Top 3 + 1 Indonesian Restaurants in Budapest

  • 5 Sep 2025 8:33 AM
Top 3 + 1 Indonesian Restaurants in Budapest
Budapest’s diverse dining scene includes a few tasty Indonesian options worth exploring if you're eager to explore new flavours. From exotic fragrant spices to authentic rice-based dishes and specialty coffee, here’s a hand-picked guide to the best Indonesian options where you can enjoy a great taste of the archipelago right here in land-locked Hungary.

Whether you’re in the mood for a homely plate of delicious comfort food, a more refined intimate dinner, or just a perfectly brewed Indonesian coffee, these places deliver authentic flavours with their own unique style and friendly charm.

1. Beras Indonesian Gastrobar - pictured above

Király utca 13, 1075 Budapest (Gozsdu Court)

Beras offers a modern take on Indonesian cuisine, with rice — beras in Indonesian — as the star of the menu. Expect favourites like nasi goreng (fried rice), rendang (slow-cooked spiced beef, served with rice of course), plus great satay skewers, and even pandan-inspired drinks.

The contemporary yet relaxed atmosphere makes it a versatile spot, equally suited for a casual dinner or a group night out. With a reasonably priced lunch menu and an approach that balances authenticity with accessibility, Beras has quickly become a popular choice.

2. Indonesia Culinary Restaurant

Ráday utca 9, 1092 Budapest
+36 70 345 2492
Instagram: indonesian_culinary_restaurant

Located on the lively Ráday utca, this welcoming eatery is popular with both locals and Budapest’s Indonesian community — always a strong endorsement. Its modest, homely setting (plus an outdoor terrace in warmer months) provides a simple backdrop for the star of the show here: the food.

With traditional recipes prepared fresh and served with genuine warmth, the restaurant offers an authentic Indonesian dining experience. Acoustic music and attentive service add to the charm, making it a reliable choice for those who appreciate flavourful cooking.

3. Plataran Indonesian Bistro

Bartók Béla út 18, 1191 Budapest

Plataran is the most intimate of Budapest’s Indonesian dining spots, appealing to those who prefer a quiet, refined setting. Using fresh local ingredients where possible, the kitchen prepares authentic dishes with care and attention.

A highlight here is the Nasi Tumpeng, a festive platter that showcases several specialties on one plate — perfect for sampling the variety of Indonesian cuisine. While the menu is not extensive, the quality, attentive service, and calm ambience make this bistro well worth a visit.

+1. baKudapa Indonesian Coffee & Eats


Henszlmann Imre utca 9, 1053 Budapest (near Károlyi kert & Zongoraszalon)
Instagram: bakudapa.at.budapest

For something lighter, baKudapa offers Indonesian coffee culture in a cosy setting. Specialising in beans from the archipelago and traditional brewing methods, this café is ideal for a daytime pitstop, whether you’re after a caffeine boost or a relaxing time-out.

A small but thoughtful selection of Indonesian snacks complements the drinks. With its warm service and laid-back atmosphere, baKudapa is a charming little corner of Indonesia in Budapest.
 

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