Triple Hot Spicy - Indonesian Street Food

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  Google user

  ·1 month ago

  “Great Indonesian restaurant in London. Had lunch here with my wife and ordered the Nasi Padang, Nasi Uduk, and Bakso. All of them were delicious. The real highlight for me was definitely the Es Dawet, finding it here along with Es Teh was a big plus. Just a heads up, there were market stalls set up along the road out front when we visited. Definitely worth a visit if you live in the UK or happen to be in the area.”

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• G

  Google user

  ·2 months ago

  “Really nice place if you're craving authentic Indonesian food! The menu isn't huge, but I'd love to see more dishes like gado-gado or urap in the future. We ordered nasi uduk or coconut rice (for a moment I thought I'd accidentally ordered nasi lemak! 😆 Then I remembered nasi uduk is Indonesia's coconut rice, and it actually is quite similar to nasi lemak, haha), the seafood laksa, and a cendol. The laksa was sooo good! I always thought laksa was only from Malaysia, so it was a nice surprise to find an Indonesian version. It was packed with prawns, tofu, and lots of other ingredients, and the broth was rich and full of flavour. The cendol was refreshing too! I also loved the music, they were playing Indonesian songs, including classics from Nidji, which made me feel so nostalgic. The only thing I'd suggest is turning the music down a little, as it was quite loud. The tables are quite close together, so it can be a bit tricky to walk through when it's busy. They also have a toilet, and there's a little section at the back of the restaurant selling Indonesian snacks like Maicih. It's in a strategic spot, you'll probably notice it on your way to and from the toilet, so it's hard to resist having a look! Our total came to £31 for the two of us, including three items: nasi uduk, seafood laksa, and cendol. I thought that was pretty reasonable for the quality, portion sizes, and overall experience. Overall, a lovely place with tasty food and a cosy Indonesian vibe. I'd definitely come back!”

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• G

  Google user

  ·3 months ago

  “Fifi was an amazing host,made me & my partner extremely comfortable,I skipped breakfast so the little snacks Fifi gave me&my fiancee to tie us over until our food arrived these were very welcome especially the sweet "MELINJO" which were a great compliment to the spicy snack with!! I ordered fried chicken mango chilli(this was to die for)the spice level was spot-on,my fiancee had the coconut rice which was also at a perfect level of spice,we also shared a bakso soup which is a meatball soup with noodles,which again was a lovely experience...Fifi was also very happy to explain the dishes..if ever you want to experience traditional Indonesian home cooked food,this is the first port of call!! Great value for money too! DONT BE SHY GIVE TRIPLE HOT SPICY A TRY”

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  Google user

  ·3 months ago

  “A Wonderful Taste of Indonesia at Triple Hot Spicy Today, we were planning to visit Toba for their bottomless brunch at 2:35pm, but unfortunately the kitchen had already closed. Luckily, the team at Bija Coffee Shop recommended Triple Hot Spicy, and we’re so pleased they did! From the moment we arrived, we received a warm welcome from Fifi, who went above and beyond to make our visit enjoyable. She kindly brought us a starter to share while we waited, which was a thoughtful gesture and meant we didn’t have to wait too long for our food. The food was absolutely delicious and reminded me of how authentic Indonesian food is supposed to taste. We ordered the beef rendang, coconut rice, iced tea, desserts, and some snacks to share, and every dish was excellent. A particular highlight was the coconut rice served with red sambal, tempeh, anchovies, and peanuts—it was simply heavenly. The combination of flavours and textures was perfect, with the fragrant rice, spicy sambal, crispy anchovies, crunchy peanuts, and savoury tempeh creating a truly memorable dish. The beef rendang was also rich, tender, and packed with flavour. What impressed us even more was that the restaurant was run by only two staff members, yet the service was efficient, friendly, and attentive throughout. They worked incredibly hard and still made every customer feel welcome. If you’re looking for authentic Indonesian food, generous hospitality, and fantastic flavours, I highly recommend Triple Hot Spicy. We will definitely be returning and recommending it to friends and family. A hidden gem that brings the true taste of Indonesia to the heart of the city. 🇮🇩❤️”

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  Google user

  ·8 months ago

  “Always wanted to try authentic indonesian food, finally had the opportunity! Everything was incredible so flavourful. My first time trying sambal made out of green chillies, it was so delicious and spicy. The sambal is special house made. The atmosphere is lovely, cozy and homely environment. We also had tempeh fritters served with green chillies reminded me of street food back at home.”

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• G

  Google user

  ·9 months ago

  “Was looking for an authentic Indonesian place in London and I think I found one! I went here at a lunch time and it was quite chaotic to order (and it was not very clear how the ordering system worked) so had to wait quite a while before I was asked for my order after others. But despite that, the food was delicious and worth the chaos. The menu is very small and focusing on the quality. I loved the Soto ayam with rice and noodle in the flavourful chicken broth. The rendang was also delicious - the beef was chewy but I liked it that way. If I was living nearby, I’d be happy to come by every week!”

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• G

  Google user

  ·9 months ago

  “Had a great meal here yesterday The staff, especially Fifi, were very friendly and welcoming. The atmosphere felt truly authentic Indonesian. I had the soto ayam and ayam penyet both were amazing and absolutely to die for. The music was also really good they mixed vibrant Indonesian tunes with some Western music, so it never felt boring. Such a lovely place, highly recommended for friends and family.”

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• G

  Google user

  ·10 months ago

  “Went to London w my friends for a trip (05/04/2024). First time for them to try Indonesian food. The ayam penyet was really good. I’m afraid that I can’t find the same taste of Ayam Penyet in Jakarta 😩 Update after my second visit in 19/11/2025. Brought another friend here and she loves it! Their place had moved from the previous one and now it’s even bigger and more packed with people which is such a lovely sight to see an Indonesian business thriving in London 😍”

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• G

  Google user

  ·11 months ago

  “One of favourite Indo resto in London. Small but cozy, and clean Came here when it was rainy.. which is enjoy bakso and soto was perfect. Taste not the best, but not bad. Location is close to tube station, 5min walk.”

• G

  Google user

  ·11 months ago

  “+ The best authentic, home-kitchen-style Indonesian food in the UK bar none. Rendang and ayam penyet is a favorite. + Extremely reasonable prices—£10 a meal. + Amazing location near St James Park. + Great ambiance with cozy vibe and nice music. + Friendly staff. - No negatives.”