Indo Cafe

Name: Indo Cafe
Address: 13754 Aurora Ave N Suite D, Seattle, Washington, 98133, US
Telephone: (206) 361-0699
Price range: $
Rating: 4.60

Indonesian restaurant

Indo Cafe brings the vibrant flavors of Indonesia to Seattle, offering an inviting space for those craving authentic cuisine. Located within Aurora Plaza, this cozy eatery delights diners with a menu featuring everything from fan-favorite Risoles to refreshing house-made sambal. Known for its quick service and great tea selection, it’s perfect for a casual lunch or a hearty dinner. With options for all diets and a wheelchair-accessible design, Indo Cafe welcomes everyone to indulge in its remarkable dishes. Enjoy the delightful atmosphere, knowing you’re in for a treat!

Contact Info

Location: 13754 Aurora Ave N Suite D, Seattle, WA 98133
Located in: Floor 1 · Aurora Plaza
Phone: (206) 361-0699
Price range: $

Opening hours

Monday: 12-8 pm
Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: 12-8 pm
Thursday: 12-8 pm
Friday: 12-8 pm
Saturday: 12-8 pm
Sunday: 12-8 pm

Services

Kerbside pickup
Delivery
Takeaway
Dine-in

Fast service
Great dessert
Great tea selection

Lunch
Dinner
Solo dining

Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible seating
Wheelchair-accessible toilet

Alcohol
Beer
Coffee
Comfort food
Happy-hour drinks
Happy-hour food
Healthy options
Quick bite
Small plates
Vegetarian options
Wine

Lunch
Dinner
Catering
Dessert
Seating

Toilets

Casual
Cosy

Groups
University students

Accepts reservations

Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Credit cards

Good for kids
High chairs

Free parking lot

Food & drink

Vibe

Fried noodles

Bakso

Curry

Nasi goreng

Shaved ice

By owner

Street View

Menus and Prices

Menu 1

Menu 2

Menu 3

Menu 4

Menu 5

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Reviews

It's a shame there's not a lot of Indonesian restaurants because I've learned from Indo Cafe that the food is incredible.
Pretty unassuming from the outside, but you can't judge a book by its cover.
Everything we had was delicious and super reasonably priced.
If the location was a little closer I'm sure we'd be there weekly.
We tried a lot of different items but if I had to pick a favorite it would definitely be the Risoles, so definitely recommend getting that or the Appetizer sampler with whatever else sounds good.

I love Indonesian food.
It always hit that sweet spot between sweet and spicy Thai and the seafood-rich Polynesian cuisines without being either.
It really is its own thing—a mélange of foods and cultures, like Indonesia.
I cannot rave more about the house sambal.
It is made in-house, so fresh and fruity, that I wanted to keep eating long after my stomach hit its spice limit.
The wide rice noodles I got are the same fun I grew up eating Cantonese, the same pad in pad Thai, cooked at high enough heat that they remained loose, instead of glomming together into a gooey mess, but not overly greasy either.
Yes.
They have some less scary variations of chicken satay and fried bananas that would not be too exotic for my less gastronomically adventurous friends and relatives.
There are plenty of vegan and gluten-free options for those with more restrictive diets.
But the colors and flavors unique to Indonesian food are all there—that bright, aromatic, and spicy crossroad of cuisines, like the glittering jewels of islands they came from.