Indo Ranch OC in Lake Forest

Many choices of foods. The foods is okay. The place is only have 5 tables, one they use it to prepare food. Inside they have a mini mart that sell Indonesian product and foods.

SCAMMERS!!!!Buyers beware!!!Charged over $252 of orders but couldnt provide receipt. And then found out some items were missing in the bag. Called numerous times to resolve and WAS PROMISED a credit but they blatantly lied. Look at the picture and tell me this is worth $252?Please do yourself a favor and AVOID this place at all cost.

So glad we came across this place while shopping in the plaza! Food was pretty good, flavourful and spicy 🌶️ We got the Nasi Padang, chicken and beef skewers and Nasi Goreng Kornet. It was so good 🤌🏽

My absolute favorite Indonesian restaurant in all of socal. So delicious and most authentic Indonesian food I’ve had besides being in Indonesia. Kind of pricey but worth it since it is hard to come across good Indonesian food.Nice add on in the store that literally has everything you need. Workers are extremely friendly. 10/10 would recommend if you’re in the area. A must try.

Amazing halal Indonesian food! Highly recommend trying this place out if you’re craving noodles, fried rice, or anything spicy!! It’s run by some real homies so they hook it up when it comes to flavour and quantity! Many a times I have shared a plate with a homie and have left very satiated. If it’s your first time, get the satay sticks, they be hella moist and tender. Also the fried ride is fireeeeee 🔥🔥🔥You’ll leave happy not hungry.

Went there recently and had a really bas experience. The food was just okey but not fresh. The serving was really small. I literally got 1 pice of meat when I ordered combo. We asked noodles a little bit spicy and they put the whole container. We couldn’t even had second bite. I had to order more food because we were hungry and had to order all the dishes separately. The serving i see in the photos looks much better then ours. End i end up paying $90 for 2 people. I will never visit again.

I read about this place decided to take my dad to try it out we are indonesian/dutch and we make this food all the time. We love nasi and satay.We had our plate brought out with the nasi on a paper plate but the guy that brought it out was carrying it without a tray underneath the plate touching the sides of the plate. Plopped it down on the table then went back inside and did the same with the satay. My dad and I looked at the food, it literally looked like burnt gravel. The peanut sauce looked like burnt gravy we both took 1 bite and I literally was disgusted. Second he was handling cash and credit cards with those same un washed hands that served my food!! The guy that was cooking came up front and with his bare hands grabbed two frozen egg rolls and walked in the back to put them in the fryer. “ bare hands”I thought i was going to get food poisoning!! Soooo aweful I can’t believe this restaurant is open serving food like this!! Yuk just yuk! I went home and made my own nasi thank you very much!

I see you. Calling yourself a foodie, well, sir or mam, have you ever tried Indonesian food, particularly Jakarta style?

Do you like asian food? Do you like Thai and Filipino food? Are you adventurous and not lame?If you answered “yes” to any of those questions above, then make your way to this random neighborhood between Irvine and Lake Forest and bring your appetite.Don’t get it spicier than “medium”, though, unless you’re a fire Pokémon.10/10 would recommend.

A bit off beat, Indonesian restaurant, more like a take out place rather than dine in. however, food is delicious. you could pick up some Indonesian groceries while you are here. this place doesnt seem to have ac, just mind that if you plan to dine in