Bali Sate House
About
Indonesian
Price Range : $11-30 ($$)
Location
Adress: 448 High St, Somersworth, NH 3878
Phone: (603) 740-3000
Work Hours
Business info
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- directions_bikeBike ParkingYes
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- insert_emoticonAmbienceClassy
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingNo
- tvHas TVYes
- turned_in_notDogs AllowedNo
Reviews
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Joey D.
Amazing!! First time trying Indonesian food and this restaurant was beyond exceptional. The flavor of each dish was so satisfying and the owner was so kind. We ordered nasi goreng (Indonesian fried rice), sate babi (pork satay), mie ayam (noodles with chicken), and spring rolls. Everything was cooked to perfection!
We drove from the Boston area to try this out since there aren't really any Indonesian restaurants local to us and it was 100% worth the hour and twenty minute drive.
Will definitely be returning! -
Em R.
As a native, I can attest the quality and authenticity of food at Bali Sate House. The "Sate Babi" (Pork Satay) is a must-order!! Seriously, one of the best pork satays I've ever had in my life! Tender meat, well-spiced, and quite a shareable portion. Each plate came with 5 satays which you can share with another person or just have it on your own... :-) A couple other favorites are "Nasi Ayam Kremes" (chicken rice with crunchy bits) and "Nasi Empal" (rice with sweet beef). Be sure to also check out the "Mie Ayam" when you are craving for noodle.
HUGE Tip: The place is often understaffed, so call ahead and place your take-out or dine-in order
Tip #2: Be sure to try the "bakso goreng" (fried meatball), which only served on Saturdays. So good! -
Lisa L.
My husband and I visited for a late lunch today and were very happy with all the food. Neither of us had tried Indonesian food, so we asked Erni (the owner) to recommend some dishes. We had Oxtail soup, Sate Babi, and Mie Ayam (noodles). Everything was incredibly delicious and served fresh and hot. What a find! We will definitely come back with family and friends! Highly recommend.
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Tina K.
The dearth of Indonesian food in Northern New England is really sad, but Bali Sate House is a beacon of hope. The food here is delicious and pretty authentic. The beef rendang is not as flavorful as what I used to have in Indonesia and is on the dry side, but I love the chicken satay and pompano woku. The deep-fried fish balls and es campur are also pretty good.
Unfortunately the place is pretty small, so it's possible you won't get a table if you go on a weekend afternoon. Plan accordingly and call ahead of time to check that they're open if you're like me and don't live in the area. -
Russell W.
I'm no Indonesian food expert. The extent of my experience with the cuisine has occurred in Dutch kitchens. I've been to this restaurant a few times... And I'm considering moving to Indonesia for chicken satay. The chicken satay at this restaurant is addictive for me. The restaurant is small, with only a handful of tables. So groups would do best to avoid their peak hours.
I find myself having to talk myself out of driving the hour to this restaurant. Luckily for me, I visit a doctor in the area city. I never knew delicious food could trick me into doing semi annual checkups. This chicken satay has me the healthiest I've ever been!