Rice & Noodle

608 E 1st St, Tustin
(714) 617-5566

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Sarah Kakwani

So we are Indian and like it spicy: Got take out for the first time: pad Thai, red curry, and Tom yum. It hit the spot!! Cold and tired, perfect food for the cold weather dinner!

Food: 5

Recommended dishes: Red Curry, Panang Curry

Saul Lopez

Food was alright. Customer service was horrible. They didn't acknowledge me for more than 10 mins while I was waiting at the front cashier to be seated. Just ignored me. Didn't ask me if I needed anything or if I wanted to be seated or anything not even a hello. Nothing.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 2

Service: 1

H O

Food tastes great, but the service is sometimes slow

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

MC Chen

Says Thai but have more Indonúsian dishes. It's okay, nothing special, price is some what high.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 4

Sifrah Hewis

The noodles are the highlight because how comforting it tastes but still it was nothing mindblowing or special it still taste underwhelming if you expect something to tastes so similar like back home.

The nasi bungkus was alright, not the most generous in condiments and quite lacking in flavour.

The cendol however wasthe worst, they use jelly instead on actual cendol and it tastes just like sweetmilk you cant taste any coconut milk flavour in it.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

H B

The food here is pretty authentic Thai and Indonesian food. There are many options of rice and noodles. It is pretty cool with the leaves wrap the rice. The taste is good too. The only thing is the portion isn't a lot and it would be better if there are more vegetables.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 3

Service: 4

Shez Farooq

Menu looked good and authentic. Got my Indonesian fix and Thai food seemed ok. But I judge an Indo restaurant on its Rendang - and this one was too dry and hard (possibly needed to have been heated up several times?

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 4

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Nasi Bungkus

Christine Stinnett

No cendol , no rendang after ordering it then told they don't have any but another table who ordered after has it on there plates , no noodles on the thai menu it's was 5:15 they just opened at 4 pm . Very disappointed coming from la country to try this place . I tried I won't be back I am Indonesian my family flavor of things was good we had but limited options to far to drive for limited options

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 2

Service: 2

Nayeli

Been here a total of 3 times and all for taken out. The first two I ordered from the "vegetarian" menu but both times the taste was off. This time I asked if it was completely vegetarian (no fish) they said no, they use the same sauce for all dishes. A pre-made sauce that contains fish. So not really vegetarian.

Also ordered the beef pad thai and that was good.

The food is generally good, just not vegetarian.

Food: 4

Service: 3

Amaldev Devadas

We ventured into this small restaurant in Tustin for our team lunch. The location offers good parking space, decent seating capacity, and an okay ambiance.

The restaurant features both Thai and Indonesian cuisine. The service staff was friendly and welcoming. We sampled a variety of Indonesian dishes:

- **Nasi Kuning**: The turmeric coconut rice was flavorful, paired with coconut beef that had a unique taste. However, the food was a bit cold when it arrived.
- **Nasi Bungkus**: Served wrapped in a banana leaf, this dish tasted okay, with the jackfruit curry adding a unique touch.
- **Mei Ayam Yamien**: This dish was a bit bland for my palate.

We also tried some Thai dishes:

- **Yellow Panang Curry**
- **Thai Fried Rice**
- **Pad See Ew**

All of the Thai dishes were ok and satisfying. The portion sizes for the Thai food were generous, but the Indonesian dishes had smaller portions for a similar price.

Overall, if you're looking to try Indonesian cuisine, this place is worth a visit. The variety and flavors make it a good choice for those wanting to explore different dishes.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 3

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Nasi Kuning

Sel S

Ordered a nasi bungkus and rendang to go. The food tasted fantastic. HOWEVER, I was charged $36.53 for two items, one of which is the attached photo of the beef rendang. (Looks to be a 16oz container, so this would be about 1¼ cups of food.) I should have specified that I wanted the NASI rendang per their menu as rendang by itself is not listed. Is 3 pieces of beef really the current inflation price? (P.S. If you order online through a food delivery service, they are priced at $15.95 (nasi bungkus) and $14.95 (nasi rendang). By comparison, I was charged $16.95 per item.)The service was so so. The restaurant was empty, so two of the employees were on their phones. The lady became less engaging when I didn't include tip. (This was pick-up after all.)I know this was a lengthy review, so thanks for reading. Bottom line, the food tasted great, but I will not be coming back.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 3

Service: 2

Wade Keusder

An Indonesian friend recommended I come here to try Indonesian style food for the first time. I enjoyed the experience and left feeling full.

Rini

They had karaoke and the overall place had a nice vibe. The staff were very nice and attentive. The food was good but nothing very special. They also have Indonesian food if you want to try. Good prices and normal sized portions.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Jaclyn Hall

Chicken curry was a hit.yummy

Chelsea Fullman

This was my first time and it was delicious and authentic Indonesian food. I’d highly recommend the Mie Goreng (fried noodles), fried chicken, Sate Ayam and Nasi Kuning (yellow rice plate). The portions were generous and the service was very kind.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Nasi Kuning, Nasi Bungkus

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