Nusa Dua (Chinatown)

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Nusa Dua (Chinatown) Address 118-120 Shaftesbury Avenue, Chinatown, London W1D 5EP
Nusa Dua (Chinatown) Phone 020 7494 9666
Nusa Dua (Chinatown) Opening Hours Daily : 12noon - 12midnight
Nusa Dua (Chinatown) Food Price £25 - £45 per pax
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What people say about Nusa Dua (Chinatown)

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  • Now Indonesian food is one cuisine I love and can find plenty of back home in Holland

  • The interior is simple yet exquisite

  • The sweetness of the pineapple is brilliantly balanced with the heat of the chillies

  • The texture was ever so slightly rubbery

  • Indicating that the meat was not fresh in its preparation &

  • Did not make the mouth salivate with salacious foodie desire

  • Chicken skewers with peanut sauce

  • The luscious peanut satay sauce coating the mouth with hedonistic gratification

  • A slight critique of the dish is that it was unfortunately cold by the time it was served

  • The dishes that were recommended to us failed to pleasure our palate on this occasion

  • So much so that I have been 3 times so when I was invited to eat at Nusadua I was happy to accept

  • The restaurant itself is spacious and also boasts a downstairs area able to cater for around 15 people with a private karaoke station

  • Starters we were recommended to try the mixed platter

  • Hands down this was the best chicken Satay I&rsquo

  • They used tender cuts of chicken thigh which is something that I havnt come across

  • Meant there was more flavour and the texture of the chicken was very soft and almost melt in mouth tender

  • The peanut sauce that accompanied the satay was fantastic as well

  • At first I thought it was shredded chicken

  • It was in fact bamboo with prawns and not too oily

  • Really nice and you could tell they were fresh made an not processed

  • Lamb chops fried with green chillies and pineapple (with 3 chillies next to it on the menu) These were different to the typical lamb chops I eat at turkish or indian restaurants

  • They were infused with Indonesian flavours and spice

  • 7.45) a leg and thigh piece of chicken marinated with coconut milk

  • I think the portion sizes were a bit too small

  • If you find yourself with friends in the west end then Nusadua is a great choice for some Indonesian food with great flavours and a nice space to relax with friends without getting rushed

  • The service is very friendly and has that personal family run style business vibe

  • Some dishes were a bit of a miss

  • Kambing Cabe Ijo is a hit although it's not as spicy as we thought it'd be

  • Nasi goreng kampung and the pisang goreng were our favorites

  • A really go to place for tourists and locals to try out one of the finest cuisine in Asia which is Indonesian cuisine

  • Me and my family missed Indonesian food so bad when we were in London and finally we find this restaurant and dine here for 3 times

  • The taste of the food was really a pleasure

  • Gulai kambing is an Indonesian lamb curry

  • All of its dishes is cooked by an Indonesian chef from Padang

  • This restaurant is located in one of the most visited place in London which is in Chinatown

  • Waiters and waitresses were very polite and helpful

  • Halal food was a fairly average affair

  • Lovely meal with a warm and comfortable environment was all we got at Nusa Dua

  • Really tasty food with great "

  • My favourites are the chicken sate and the tiger prawn fritters

  • The new branch in Chinatown is just as friendly and relaxed an atmosphere as the original

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