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62 Street Food - Authentic Indonesian Flavors in Rowland Heights, CA

62 Street Food, nestled inside 168 Market in Rowland Heights, offers authentic Indonesian home-style dishes that capture rich, bold flavors. Known for its generous portions and quick service, this spot highlights specialties like mie goreng, chicken sate with peanut sauce, and the unique #20 dish, praised for its wok-seared seasoning. While some find certain dishes slightly salty, the overall quality and flavorful profiles make it a standout among local Indonesian eateries. The vibrant, peppery noodles and diverse regional recipes reflect genuine culinary tradition. Clean surroundings and fair prices complete a satisfying experience for those seeking hearty, comforting meals with a genuine street food vibe.

62 Street Food at a glance

  • Address 19725 Colima Rd UNIT 103, Rowland Heights, CA 91748, United States
  • Phone +1 909-655-6262
  • Restaurant type Indonesian restaurant , Restaurant .
  • Popular for Popular for lunch , Popular for dinner , Good for solo dining .

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62 Street Food: Reviews & Ratings

Kyle
5

Food here is very good! Nice wok flavor and seasoning, the #20 is special Indonesian food.

Elizabeth Chan
5

Located inside 168 market. I arrived at the opening hour do service was quick. Will definitely try other things when I'm in the area. Good food and portions. Ordered 2 items- The tripe fried rice and the fried crispy tofu in peanut sauce. Cost close to $40 but the leftovers were enough for 1-2 more meals.

DUCC DUCC
4

The food here is delicious but a little too salty to my liking. The beef gravy was also too watery, i feel like it would have been better served in a bowl. For the price point ($15 per dish) i was still left very full regardless. I would come here again, as its one of the few Indonesian food places in the area.

Shanelle S
4

Food court Indonesian food located inside the Chinese market. Grabbed lunch here with my dad on a Saturday around noon and we got the Batagor, chicken sate, and fried egg noodle (mie goreng). You order at the counter and pay, then either take your food to-go or eat there. There’s a 30 min limit for sitting at the tables. All of the food portions were generous and tasty. They call out your order as it’s ready. The mie goreng was my favorite, as the noodle texture was chewy and there was a strong peppery flavor. The sate comes with your choice of rice cakes or white rice and a container of peanut sauce. The Batagor also comes with a container of peanut sauce and a chili vinegar sauce.

Esteban Tellez
5

Great Indonesian food. Home style cooking from different regions of the country. Prices are fair and the place is always clean. Highly recommended

Big Fish Dive Club
4

Situated inside of 168 Chinese supermarkets with its own set of clean seats and tables. The stir fried thin rice noodles were good, as were the fried stuffed tofu. This is a good place to taste some basic Indonesian dishes besides nasi gorings.

pbflex
5

This Indonesian restaurant is really good. Their stir fry noodles and noodle soups are delicious! The portions are big , the noodles are fresh and chewy. I highly recommend this place.

Location

  • 62 Street Food
    62 Street Food
    19725 Colima Rd UNIT 103, Rowland Heights, CA 91748, United States Hotline: +1 909-655-6262

Located in the heart of Rowland Heights, 62 Street Food offers a compelling taste of authentic Indonesian street cuisine. Nestled inside the bustling 168 Market, this food court gem serves up generous portions bursting with bold, home-style flavors from various regions of Indonesia. From the moment you order at the counter, the experience feels casual yet satisfying, perfect for a quick lunch or a flavorful takeaway.

The standout dishes highlight the brand’s strength in wok-seared, well-seasoned fare. The mie goreng impresses with its chewy noodles and a vibrant peppery kick, while the chicken sate pairs perfectly with your choice of rice and a rich, creamy peanut sauce that’s both comforting and authentic. Another must-try is their Batagor, served alongside a tangy chili vinegar and peanut sauce, delivering a delightful crunch and complexity of flavor.

What truly sets 62 Street Food apart is the consistent quality combined with fair pricing, making each dish a hearty meal that often leaves enough for seconds. The #20 special Indonesian dish comes highly recommended and showcases the diversity and depth of flavors unique to Indonesian street food culture. While some may find occasional seasoning a bit salty or textures varying, the overall home-cooked essence and vibrant flavors keep diners coming back.

The atmosphere is simple and efficient, with a 30-minute seating limit encouraging a quick turnover in the lively food court setting. Service is prompt and friendly, which complements the fresh, robust dishes that highlight Indonesian roots and culinary traditions. For those exploring Indonesian cuisine or craving a flavorful, affordable meal in Rowland Heights, 62 Street Food stands out as a worthwhile dining destination.

Business Information

  • Accessibility
    • Has wheelchair-accessible car park
    • Has wheelchair-accessible entrance
    • Has wheelchair-accessible seating
    • Has wheelchair-accessible toilet
  • Service options
    • Offers delivery
    • Offers takeaway
    • Serves dine-in
  • Payments
    • Accepts credit cards