Top Singaporean restaurants in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

we came on Oct 2023, their indonesian food taste athentics,... especially their mpekmpek... , quick and friendly service from staff.

The best authentic Indonesian,Malaysian and Singaporean food. You won't regret coming over. The portion is huge for one. My first choice for Asian food. The nasi lemak is way better than the ones I had in my hometown. The staff are very accommodating and pleasant. Thank you Kuliner Nusantara! ❤️❤️

A definitely must try Indonesian food! The food is all excellent, delicious and big portions! We will definitely return for another meal with friends!

It's disappointing, taste totally changed. The meatballs were different, they replaced beef with mutton so bad, I didn't eat it and I threw it out because it did taste bad

I just found out about this restaurant after living in Dubai for 7 years. Located in the food court of Wafi Mall. Friendly employees but food can take time on some occasions, perhaps due to a large take out or delivery order that they are also taking.
Extensive menu options with a lot of items to choose from. My favorite item is Nasi Goreng Ikan Asin, Tahu Gejrot, Teh Tarik. Give it a try if you love Indonesian food, or if you miss a taste of home.

Penyet and sup ekor were delicious. I didn’t really like the disposable plates and cuttlery but then again, it is Dubai.

We decided to check this restaurant out during our weekend visit to Dubai as I immensely missed the “nusantara” cuisine particularly the Malaysian.

The restaurant is located at the food court of WAFI mall. The mall itself was a little quiet and vacant. However that is not an issue as we do appreciate quietness and we despise crowds.

So we proceeded and ordered Soto ayam, Nasi ayam penyet and cendol. The order took around 20 minutes to be ready, the Soto was warm and hearty, the ayam penyet was tender and the sambals were ok. In terms of flavor, the dishes were an ok fix for a person who really missed the nusantara cuisine. But they could never beat the Nasi ayam penyet and the Soto I had back in malaysia. The cendol was a little strange, but I’m just assuming that that’s how Indonesians like their cendol. It doesn’t have the texture of the Malaysian cendol at all and it was not worth AED 15.

But anyway, as previously mentioned, if you miss Malaysian or Indonesian or Singaporean food, this restaurant could potentially be your go to place.

Fantastic find! Great tasting Indonesian food. It's in the food court area. They can make the food very spicy and also not spicy. Loylts of options to try, roti John, nasi goreng, and more! Looking forward to my next visit.
Home delivery took 2 hours.