City: East Nusa Tenggara
Top Restaurants in East Nusa Tenggara
Most Popular Asian food in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia
Reviews on Asian food in East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. East Nusa Tenggara (Indonesian: Nusa Tenggara Timur – NTT) is the southernmost province of Indonesia. It is located in the eastern part of the Lesser Sunda Islands and includes West Timor. It has a total area of 47,245.82 km, and the population at the 2010 Census was 4,683,827; the latest official estimate in January 2014 was 5,070,746. The provincial capital is Kupang on West Timor.
Things to do in East Nusa Tenggara
10. Bajo Bay Fisherman's Club
Overall Ratings
4 based on 172 reviews
Bajo Bay Fisherman's club is a seafood and meat restaurant with a bar lounge area. situated on Labuan Bajo bay with a panoramic sunset view. A comfortable lounge and dining area with a vintage deco, a cocktail bar with a tapas menu, nice music ambiance an
Reviewed By BuddhaFleur
Went last night. Ordered Calamari a la Plancha (tasty) and a Greek Salad. Menu said Greek Salad has feta. Arrived with no feta. Asked for feta. Was given some minced feta that probably weighs no more than 40g. Asked the waiter why there was no feta and was given such little feta for a Greek Salad. Manager came and confronted us. Said this is the standard. Canât believe that a Greek Salad that says it has feta came with no feta. And Iâm told this is the standard. And there were croutons. Itâs not a Caesar Salad. They unwillingly took off 50% from the Greek Salad. Fish and Chips were ok. Small piece of battered fish. Ordered a grilled whole fish. But think Iâll be much better off eating grilled seafood from the market next door. What got me was the arrogance of the manager. By the way, there were 2-3 big rats scuttling across our feet a few times. Will not return. . Canât believe that a Greek Salad that says it has feta came with no feta. And Iâm told this is the standard. And there were croutons. Itâs not a Caesar Salad. They unwillingly took off 50% from the Greek Salad. Fish and Chips were ok. Small piece of battered fish. Ordered a grilled whole fish. But think Iâll be much better off eating grilled seafood from the market next door. What got me was the arrogance of the manager. By the way, there were 2-3 big rats scuttling across our feet a few times. Will not return.
9. Seaesta Bar & Restaurant
Located upon our picturesque ocean-view rooftop of Seaesta Hotel, you will find our restaurant. Serving for breakfast, lunch, sunset and dinner from 7am - 10pm. Enjoy Tapas Style culinary delights, inspired by regions of the Mediterranean, the Middle-East
Reviewed By DARNO10oct78
Nice place, great staff, and friendly place and people. This place was really nice for chill when you have nothing to do in labuan Bajo. Enjoy at swimming pool and have some drinks. I always need my to refill my glass of ocean commotion..... Good for Indra and Mathil thanks for you guys.
8. PC Corner Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 59 reviews
Reviewed By AmsColombo
The veranda atmosphere of the cafe is inviting without any harsh music or noise. Its great to lounge around on the old fashioned couches and take in mountainous views whilst sipping a minty concoction or a java brew. The menu is substantial and quite tasty. It can get quite busy - so get to your corner early in the evening to secure a good spot. The wifi (free) here is also pretty decent given that Waingapu has weak connectivity in general I hear that Bintang beer has recently been introduced too... :)
7. Spring Hill Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 118 reviews
Reviewed By Marie-Claire S
This restaurant is located in the grounds of Spring Hill Bungalows, although it seems to be a separate business. We sampled delicious dishes such as spinach with shrimp paste and sautéed green beans. The Japanese pork loin was tender and juicy. Everything was refined and delicious.We were, however, a bit disappointed by the large amount of fried dishes, which narrowed down our selection quite a bit, since we dislike deep fried foods. One suggestion: why not add a dessert list? At least for fresh fruits or ice cream.The staff was friendly and helpful.
6. Mopi's Place
Overall Ratings
4 based on 140 reviews
Reviewed By timwD5169UO
Great place in a very small village ! Lovely cosy and friendly cafe bar with a great house band playing covers and lots of Coldplay and reggae ! Simple tasty Indonesian food served well and quickly. One of a few places to eat if staying here - and very good value. Great evening.
5. Warung Mama
Overall Ratings
4 based on 376 reviews
Reviewed By Bob F
My2nd time at mama,foods great typical authentic Indonesian food, just like mum would cook,yum !there's no menu depends on what's available from the sea or markets ,had rendang,prawns,long beans, tempeh, with rice great, its up stairs but you can't miss waring Mama sign,its cheap but most of all cooked from a cultured heart,highly recommended, Bob.
4. Pato Resto
Overall Ratings
5 based on 76 reviews
Serve Indonesian and Asian food. Menu of the day provided. Buffet list for group : soup, plain rice, fried noodles with vegetables, fried chicken /fried squid /sweet and sour fish /chicken satay in peanut sauce, cap cay, tapioca crackers/chips and fruit s
Reviewed By MargieLovesU
Don't miss this sweet place. Owner Chris offers a succulent menu of Indonesian dishes and will customize your order if he is able. We visited 3 times and received excellent service and great food each time. Dishes are prepared fresh so make sure you are not in any rush. Chris is super laidback, has a lot of helpful local knowledge and speaks fluent English which is a rarity in these parts of Indonesia. It was great to get to know him and meet his family. He helped us with finding fresh chicken, data for our phones and gave us a lot of information about the local area. Besides a wide variety of dishes to choose from, Pato Resto also offers fresh juices. I recommend the mixed juice which included banana papaya and lime I think, not sure but whatever it was it was delicious. Oh yeah, also he had the coldest beer in town! Cheers to Chris and his family! They made our time in Riung very special! Terima kasih banyak Meggie.Hope that you return home safely.HORAS!
3. Bistronomy Komodo
Overall Ratings
4 based on 277 reviews
A rooftop restaurant with breath-taking sunset view and fresh authentic sushi. We work with local fishermen to find the best and freshest ingredients to serve to our customers. With Japanese hospitality standard, we are ready to serve everyone with a humb
Reviewed By Shimnik
We thought that it would be wise to book a table for evening in the place #2 in Labuan Bajo but it was empty at 7 p.m. We were the only customers! The food was okay but nothing special. Tempura was fried in a dough but not in the one with crumbles as it should be. The salad with salmon and tube was also OK. Unfortunately, no wine selection, only local Indonesian - either in a pack or by bottle (550.000 IDR).
2. Atlantis Beach Club by Plataran
Overall Ratings
4 based on 198 reviews
Located on Pantai Pede, the most happening beach in Labuan Bajo, Atlantis Beach Club is renowned as a prime beach club with one of the best sunset views along this stretch of coast. Acknowledged as the place to hang out in Labuan Bajo by domestic and inte
Reviewed By Scubafam9699
Went with a large party and they were truly warm friendly and had good food and drinks. They spoke English well and the local seafood was truly flavorful. If you are staying nearby worth the visit!Dear Scubafam9699,Thank you for sharing your experience with the rest of the TripAdvisor community - we are glad to know that you had a wonderful time with us.It is truly fulfilling on our part to know that we succeeded in providing an excellent service to our valued guests like you.I would also like to thank you for the compliments given with regards to the attentive service of our team member.We very much look forward to the opportunity to have you back here.With best regards,Igor
East Nusa Tenggara Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in East Nusa Tenggara
1. Sari Rasa
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By Paul B
Sari Rasa is a great way to learn about Indonesian (Javanese) warung food. Very simple menu of local favorites made with care from local ingredients and no MSG. And you donât have to be embarrassed by ignorance, the delightful owner loves to explain in his excellent English. If you already know then itâs just great local street food in a spotless environment.
10 Things to Do in East Nusa Tenggara That You Shouldn't Miss
