House of Indonesia DMCC Restaurant

House of Indonesia DMCC Restaurant

Jumeirah Lake Towers

House of Indonesia DMCC Restaurant brings Indonesian cuisine and cultural atmosphere to Jumeirah Lake Towers, with dishes such as nasi goreng, rendang and bakso. Customers also mention regional specialities, generous portions and a lake view, making it a useful stop when you want familiar Nusantara flavours in Dubai.

Reputation Score
4.7
★★★★★
352 ratings
5★
86%
4★
4%
3★
4%
2★
2%
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4%

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The Good Stuff

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Authentic flavours

Reviews describe the food as authentic and representative of Indonesian regional cooking, with flavours that remind diners of home.

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Regional range

The menu covers dishes from different parts of Indonesia, giving diners more to explore than the usual Indonesian staples.

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What to Eat at House of Indonesia DMCC Restaurant

These items at House of Indonesia DMCC Restaurant got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 10

  1. Beef rendang Net +1
    “For the nasi padang is on another level but for the beef rendang i think is a little bit spicy but is fine.”
  2. Condro bakar Net +1
    “The atmosphere is so great, comfy, the food as well so yummy, the services there so amazing, kindly and friendly I was took our lunch there n take way and the employe was suggested to order Condro Bakar correct me if I'm wrong, it was satisfied the taste is so yummy highly recommend”
  3. Es cendol Net +1
    “Wonderful restaurant of Indonesia in Dubai all food so nice 👍 and we will recommend soon specifically I order ice campur soto betawi kikil tunjang es cendol and many more food I order a lot of food and taste also it real not lier best for mega she's helping me for other things. Thank you i will return again .”
  4. Grilled ribs Net +1
    “Their grilled ribs are smokey and delicious.”
  5. Ice campur Net +1
    “Wonderful restaurant of Indonesia in Dubai all food so nice 👍 and we will recommend soon specifically I order ice campur soto betawi kikil tunjang es cendol and many more food I order a lot of food and taste also it real not lier best for mega she's helping me for other things. Thank you i will return again .”
  6. Kikil tunjang Net +1
    “Wonderful restaurant of Indonesia in Dubai all food so nice 👍 and we will recommend soon specifically I order ice campur soto betawi kikil tunjang es cendol and many more food I order a lot of food and taste also it real not lier best for mega she's helping me for other things. Thank you i will return again .”
  7. Klepon Net +1
    “Authentic and tasty Indonesian food! Loved the Klepon. Thank you Ikmal for your nice service. Will be back again soon.”
  8. Kopi sanger Net +1
    “Coffee (kopi sanger): 10/10”
  9. Nasi goreng Net +1
    “The nasi goreng was the best in Dubai and the serving was big with grilled chicken skewers and fried chicken.”
  10. Nasi padang Net +1
    “For the nasi padang is on another level but for the beef rendang i think is a little bit spicy but is fine.”
Honorable mentions (10)
  1. Oxtail Net +1
    “- ordered oxtail ( they forgot the rice) - order oxtail (they forgot the soup)”
  2. Pandan chiffon Net +1
    “The pandan chiffon also good not to sweet.”
  3. Parade lauk congklak Net +1
    “We had a great food experience at the house of Indonesia. Authentic cuisine. We ordered the Parade Lauk Congklak, a platter with 12 different small dishes. The restaurant is brand new and just opened. Not all dishes are available yet”
  4. Sambal goreng kentang paru Net +1
    “Sambal goreng kentang paru: 7.5/10 (Am not into spicy as much as other Indonesian 😁 for me this is too spicy)”
  5. Sate Net +1
    “We really enjoyed the traditional Indonesian food. The soto was really good and the sate as well. Good food for a good price. Orang manis! Terima kasih 😍”
  6. Sop buntut Net +1
    “Best Indonesian food in Dubai! You should go and try. I had Sop Buntut, served by Mega, very kind and good service.”
  7. Soto Net +1
    “We really enjoyed the traditional Indonesian food. The soto was really good and the sate as well. Good food for a good price. Orang manis! Terima kasih 😍”
  8. Soto betawi Net +1
    “Wonderful restaurant of Indonesia in Dubai all food so nice 👍 and we will recommend soon specifically I order ice campur soto betawi kikil tunjang es cendol and many more food I order a lot of food and taste also it real not lier best for mega she's helping me for other things. Thank you i will return again .”
  9. Spekkoek/lapis surabaya Net +1
    “Spekkoek/lapis Surabaya: 10/10”
  10. Tofu bites Net +1
    “I had the ribs & tofu bites and traditional tea. Delicious food and even better service from Ms. Mega & Ghafur.”
What to Avoid (2)

Food 2

  1. Bakso Net −1
    “For bakso is full of beef but the texture not chewy and for the broth need more seasoning.”
  2. Martabak manis Net −1
    “Worst martabak manis ever, please take it off from the menu for goodness sake, this is an embarrassment for Indonesian food reputation.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Check spice. Ask about the current spice level if you want fiery sambal; one diner found the pedasness toned down.

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Try coffee. If coffee is part of your visit, allow time for the manual brew rather than expecting a quick cup.

Plan the visit

Practical details

MBL Building Shop, Lake View - 7 Cluster K
Al Thanyah Fifth - Jumeirah Lakes Towers, Dubai
Mon11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Tue11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Wed11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Thu11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Fri11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
Sat12:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Sun11:00 AM – 9:30 PM
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Common Concerns

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Delivery omissions

A repeat delivery complaint involved missing components, including rice, soup, noodles and crackers from separate orders.

Martabak quality

One diner strongly disliked the martabak manis and felt it should not have been served in that condition.

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The Bottom Line

House of Indonesia DMCC Restaurant is a Jumeirah Lake Towers destination for Indonesian cooking, especially if you are after familiar Nusantara flavours rather than a generic Southeast Asian menu. Reviews mention beef rendang, nasi goreng, bakso, soto, sate and Sop Buntut, alongside sweets such as klepon and pandan chiffon. The menu is broad enough to make choosing difficult, and portions are often described as large.

The setting is part of the appeal. Diners describe a cosy, warm interior with Indonesian music and cultural touches, while one review mentions an accessible location with a JLT lake view. The atmosphere has reminded homesick diners of Bandung and home cooking.

Vegetarian and vegan options are available, and customisation may be possible on request and subject to availability. There are a few practical cautions. Spice levels may feel restrained for diners seeking tear-inducing sambal, while another reviewer found some dishes too spicy, so it is worth asking before ordering.

Nasi Campoer has reportedly sold out, and delivery orders have repeatedly arrived missing accompaniments. For a special occasion, the team handled an onde2 party tray thoughtfully by adding the grated coconut at the last moment. One older lunch review also reported waiting over half an hour to order, so off-peak dining or checking availability beforehand could help.

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