I N D O N E S I A

An archipelago in southeast Asia consisting of over seventeen thousand islands and over seven hundred native languages. Many regional diverse cuisines exists. Here, we bring the cuisine of the island of Java to Brooklyn, New York.

A N N O U C E M E N T S

Open for lunch Saturdays and Sundays 1 PM to 5 PM.

Come join us. Bento style $20 lunch special includes appetizers and salad. Rijsttafel and a la carte menu also available

Regular Hours

Monday: Closed

Tuesday-Friday: 5PM - 10PM

Saturday-Sunday: 1PM - 10PM

For Reservations

Call: 718-832-4583 during business hours

Email: javaindonesian@gmail.com

Authentic Indonesian cuisine

Family owned and operated since 1992

Located in Park slope, Brooklyn, NY

Nasi Goreng

Bihun Goreng

Sambal Goreng Udang

Empal Goreng

Sayur Tumis

Kare Ayam

Soto Madura (Chicken Soup)

Acar Salad

Mie Goreng

Nasi Goreng Petai

Rendang

Nasi Tumpeng (For Catering Order)

Mie Bakso

Nasi Goreng Telor

Lumpia - Ground Beef Eggrolls

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Java proudly procures fresh ingredients with authentic Indonesian spices and Halal meats. The chicken, beef and lamb on our menu are all Halal.

REVIEWS ON YOUTUBE

Content creators, Fung Bros, eating Indo food the traditional way with their hands!

Indonesian R&B superstar, Afgan taste tests his favorite dishes at Java

The Founder

IBU ROFIA

Owner, Java Indonesian Rijsttafel Restaurant

Ibu Rofia started in the restaurant business in 1980 when first arriving to New York City from her hometown of Cirebon, Indonesia located in the central of Java. She brought with her the knowledge of her mother’s cooking back in her village where she grew up with 4 other siblings. She started managing her sister in law’s restaurant called Tamu located in Soho, Manhattan. After Tamu closed, she opened Java on July 4, 1992 and has been running it ever since. Ibu Rofia is proud to have been blessed all these years to share her passion of cooking with the Park Slope, Brooklyn community and beyond. Ibu Rofia hopes to continue to bring awareness to Indonesian cuisine and culture to the New York City area while continuing to serve Indonesian favorites such as Nasi Goreng, Sate, Rendang, Gado Gado, Mie Bakso and the Dutch inspired Rijsttafel.