Kulon

About Kulon

Kulon is a Muslim-owned Indonesian restaurant at 30 Bali Lane serving noodles, crispy chicken, and vegetable fritters with chili sauce. The compact eatery offers quick meals with outdoor seating available.

Top Picks

• Yordan

  A small, no-frills spot that’s best for a quick meal rather than lingering. The Indonesian, style noodles come in a good variety and are well-cooked, though the flavors lean more local than authentic. Portions are fair for the price. Service stands out, with the friendly owner checking in on diners. Food takes a bit of time as it’s freshly prepared, but arrives hot. The “everything” noodles with meat sauce are worth trying for a more flavorful option. Overall, a simple, welcoming place with good value and satisfying food.

  2 months ago
• M *

  This small eatery serves Indonesian-style noodles. The tempeh and vegetable fritters are not bad. The chili sauce adds flavor to the fritters, but it’s not spicy. The noodle menu has a variety of options. The flavors are generally good, but they don’t really reflect the authentic taste of Indonesian noodles. The noodles are cooked well and the prices are reasonable for the portion.

  a year ago
• Hannah

  was super excited to try the indomee here but our spirits were immediately dampened the moment we stepped in to the restaurant. it was literally empty and thought we could sit wherever we wanted and we wanted a cooling spot but the lady working there told us exactly where we should sit with a very bad attitude. we prolly should have just left after her remark lol. food was pricey for the portion. i’ll not visit this restaurant again because of their service which was so unpleasant.

  a week ago