Discover the Taste of Indonesia in Sydney CBD.
Explore Indonesian restaurants, grocery stores, shops, and local services through a cultural food trail designed to celebrate community, flavour, and the future vision of Indonesian Town in Sydney.
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What is Food Trail Maps?
Explore Indonesian Spots
Discover restaurants, grocery stores, cafés, and services across New South Wales through one curated cultural trail.
Follow the Physical Map
Pick up a printed Food Trail map with QR codes and connect your journey from the street to the digital platform.
Collect Progress & Rewards
Upload eligible receipts, collect stamps, and track your prize claim status as you support Indonesian merchants.
Discover Participating Merchants
RestaurantEligibleAroma of Indonesia
03-04, 151 Clarence St, Barrack Pl, Sydney NSW 2000
Aroma of Indonesia offers a more refined dining stop for Indonesian flavours in the CBD. Try dishes such as beef rendang set, Indonesian nasi lemak, nasi goreng, or other comforting plates served in a polished city setting.
RestaurantEligibleAyam Penyet Ria Australia
Next to Cali Press Cafe, 397 Kent St, Sydney NSW 2000
Ayam Penyet Ria is all about the penyet experience: smashed chicken, ribs, or duck served with rice and sambal. Choose from flavours like balado, bawang, matah, or ijo for a satisfying Indonesian meal in the CBD.
RestaurantEligibleDapur Sate
4/1 Little Pier St, Haymarket NSW 2000
Dapur Sate is a great stop for exploring Indonesia's satay traditions. From sate ayam Madura and sate kambing Tegal to sate maranggi, sate lilit Bali, and sate taichan, it offers a fun way to taste regional variety in one place.
RestaurantEligibleD'Penyetz and D'Cendol
Shop 8/339 Sussex St, Sydney NSW 2000
D'penyetz and D'cendol is a great stop for crispy smashed chicken, sambal, and a refreshing Indonesian dessert drink. Try ayam penyet with your preferred chilli style, then cool down with es cendol before collecting your food trail stamp.
CaféEligibleDutch Smuggler
10 Bridge St, Sydney NSW 2000
A convenient CBD coffee stop with an Indonesian touch, Dutch Smuggler serves specialty coffee alongside popular café bites such as the mie goreng toastie and beef rendang toastie. Perfect for a quick lunch break or an easy stamp along the trail.
CaféEligibleDutch Smuggler
200 George St, Sydney NSW 2000
Dutch Smuggler brings specialty coffee together with playful Indonesian-inspired café bites. Drop by for coffee made with Indonesian beans, or try its popular mie goreng toastie and beef rendang toastie for a quick CBD bite with a familiar twist.
A Trail That Brings Communities Together
Food Trail Maps celebrates Indonesian flavours, merchants, and communities across New South Wales — connecting culture, commerce, and the shared vision of Indonesian Town in Sydney.
Be Part of the Food Trail Movement
Whether you are exploring for the first time or collecting stamps for rewards, the trail welcomes everyone who wants to taste, support, and celebrate Indonesian culture in NSW.
