Indo Hibachi

Sanly Liu 3 months ago

We’re visiting from Orlando, and thankfully we found Indo Hibachi! 🥹🥹 It definitely helped cure our craving for Indonesian food. So happy to find a place that tastes like home while we’re away. Thank you!

K. Scott Andrews 5 months ago

Extremely fresh, flavorful and cooked to order (maybe 10-12 minutes to cook), generous portions with great prices for what you get. They're very friendly and happy to make suggestions or suggest any adjustments to your preferences or needs, for spice level, ingredients etc. Lookingv forward to next visit.

Wayne Rumambi 5 months ago

Indo Hibachi is absolutely fantastic. Every dish is packed with flavor, beautifully prepared, and truly unforgettable. They also can modify most of their food to vegetarian style which is awesome!! The food is consistently amazing, but what makes the experience even better are the owners, Linda and her husband — both incredibly kind, welcoming, and genuinely friendly. Come and try it yourself; you’ll feel right at home. 📍 2925 Manatee Ave W, Bradenton, FL 34205

Lizzay B 8 months ago

This Indonesian food truck definitely must try. I wish I live nearby, for sure I’ll be the retuning customer every week. I wanted to try or order lots of stuff from their menu but due to we’re on road trip and the destination was visiting and spend time one night with a friend that live literally 5 mins from this food truck. So I only got 3 items. chicken satay and bakmi chicken. For to go I ordered Nasi Padang (I was lucky at the time was Saturday so I can try it). NasiPadang is the most popular platter in Indonesia, if you don’t like or can’t handle curry that contains coconut milk probably you want to stay away from this dish. My husband love love love their chicken satay, even though he never had lontong (rice cake) before but he ate the whole container. He said the peanuts sauce was really good. So I had bakmi chicken, I really like it, there was lots of chicken in it. Great portions 👍🏻 Then the Nasi Padang I had it for dinner and I shared it with our friends that we were visiting. They never had Indonesian food and they didn’t know that the food truck is 5 mins from their house until we told them. They love everything that’s in Nasi Padang. They love spicy and I’m not joking

Andang Purnama a year ago

Finding an Indonesian food truck on Florida’s quiet western shore felt like discovering a hidden gem. We ordered mie ayam baso with warm broth and springy noodles, lontong sayur rich in coconut milk, and nasi kuning lengkap with golden rice, beef rendang, and sambal. The sate ayam was smoky and sweet. For dessert, martabak manis was thick, chewy, and filled with chocolate and peanuts—sweet and satisfying. The food was rich, nostalgic, and full of character. It felt like a taste of home in an unexpected place, where every dish told a story and every bite made the breeze feel cooler (it was at the end of summer here).