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04/10/2026
Tumpeng doesn’t exactly make a quiet entrance 🇮🇩
Yellow rice at the centre, a full spread of Indonesian favourites around it and plenty for everyone at the table to share.
It’s made for birthdays, family gatherings and the kind of celebrations where the food becomes part of the memory.
Prepared to order at Bali Satay House.
Send us a DM to plan yours.
Or head over to our Tumpeng page on our website
#ᴍᴀᴅᴇᴛᴏᴏʀᴅᴇʀ
22/09/2026
A table can hold more than dinner and ours certainly did 🇮🇩
Our latest Island Night took us to Sulawesi.
The evening brought a menu inspired by Sulawesi, alongside live music, Indonesian dance and a special Indian-Indonesian cultural collaboration.
Then you guys brought the room to life 🔥
Thank you to everyone who made the night what it was.
Island Nights continues. Which part of Indonesia would you like us to explore next?
16/09/2026
Three days at CelebrASIA, London’s largest South East Asian festival 🇮🇩❤️
Big queues, woks going non-stop and a lot of Indonesian food leaving our stall.
We came to Battersea to do what we do best: cook fresh, serve proper Indonesian food and show people what Bali Satay House is about.
Seeing familiar faces, meeting new ones and watching people come back for another plate made the whole weekend worth it.
Thank you to everyone who stopped by, ate with us and showed us some love.
Three busy days. A lot of food. A lot of memories.
High Barnet to Battersea 🇮🇩
And we’re only getting started.
09/09/2026
Our Island Nights journey continues. Next stop: Sulawesi. 🇮🇩
After evenings celebrating Bali, Java, Sumatra and Lombok, our most recent stop was East Nusa Tenggara in eastern Indonesia. If you missed that one, this is your next chance to join us.
On Friday 18 September, Sulawesi takes centre stage at Bali Satay House for an evening of food, music and culture.
On the night, there’ll be:
- A three-course Sulawesi feast
- Live music
- Traditional dance
- A fashion show
- Free entry into the evening’s raffle
Monica will also be joining us for a special Indian dance performance 💃
Starters will come to your table first, followed by a staff-served buffet for the main course, with dessert afterwards.
FRIDAY 18 SEPTEMBER · 7PM
£48 PER PERSON
Bali Satay House · High Barnet
All food is halal.
Places are limited and a deposit is required.
To book, use the link in our bio, choose “Sulawesi Evening” and select your party size.
If you’ve joined us for an Island Night before, we’d love to welcome you back. If this will be your first, Sulawesi is a good one to start with.
LondonEvents
08/09/2026
Our Island Nights journey continues. Next stop: Sulawesi 🇮🇩
After evenings celebrating Bali, Java, Sumatra and Lombok, our most recent stop was East Nusa Tenggara in eastern Indonesia. If you missed that one, this is your next chance to join us.
On Friday 18 September, Sulawesi takes centre stage at Bali Satay House for an evening of food, music and culture.
On the night, there’ll be:
- A three-course Sulawesi feast
- Live music
- Traditional dance
- A fashion show
- Free entry into the evening’s raffle
Monica will also be joining us for a special Indian dance performance.
Starters will come to your table first, followed by a staff-served buffet for the main course, with dessert afterwards.
FRIDAY 18 SEPTEMBER · 7PM
£48 PER PERSON
Bali Satay House · High Barnet
Free parking outside · 8-minute walk from High Barnet station
All food is halal.
Places are limited and a deposit is required.
To book, use the link in our bio, choose “Sulawesi Evening” and select your party size.
If you’ve joined us for an Island Night before, we’d love to welcome you back. If this will be your first, Sulawesi is a good one to start with.
LondonEvents
06/09/2026
Satay, satay, satay.
We’re called Bali Satay House for a reason 😂
Our chicken satay, generously covered in peanut sauce, with sambal on the side for when you fancy a little extra heat.
If it’s your first time with us, this is exactly where we’d start.
📍 Bali Satay House, High Barnet
Book a table through the link in our bio.
05/09/2026
Okay, Battersea, we’re coming back! 🇮🇩
Last time at CelebrASIA, we barely had time to look up. The queue kept moving, the pans kept sizzling and somehow, three days disappeared very quickly.
From 11–13 September, Bali Satay House will be back at Battersea Power Station, serving our Indonesian food as part of three days celebrating Southeast Asian food, music and culture.
Swipe through for a little glimpse of last time.
Sate is definitely coming back with us. The rest of this year’s menu? We’ll show you very soon 👀
And yes, everything we serve will be halal.
If you’re heading to CelebrASIA, look out for the Bali Satay House sign and come over to say hello, especially if you joined that queue last time.
📍 Battersea Power Station
📅 11–13 September
Bring the person who always wants to order one more thing. We’ll see you at Battersea.
celebrASIA
03/09/2026
Maybe you’ve had Indonesian food a hundred times.
Maybe you couldn’t name a single dish.
Either way, come hungry. 🇮🇩
Order something you’ve never tried before, share a few dishes around the table and see where it takes you.
That’s a pretty normal evening here.
We’re a small family-run Indonesian restaurant in High Barnet, cooking the food we grew up with for people who already love it, and plenty who are discovering it for the first time.
So if you’ve passed us before, heard about us or just been meaning to try something different, maybe this is your sign.
📍 Bali Satay House, High Barnet
🚗 Free parking outside
All Halal
Come and see what we’re about.
Book a table through the link in our bio.
21/08/2026
If Indonesian food is new to you, Mie Goreng is a pretty good place to start. 🇮🇩
It’s warm, savoury, comforting and full of flavour, but still familiar enough that you’re not staring at the menu wondering what on earth you’ve just committed to.
Ours is cooked fresh to order with wok-fried noodles, vegetables, egg, chicken satay, sambal and prawn crackers. A little sweet, a little savoury, a bit of heat on the side, and very easy to get along with.
So if you’ve been meaning to try us but haven’t known where to begin, start here. We’ll happily help you work your way through the rest of the menu afterwards.
📍 Bali Satay House, High Barnet
Dine in, take away, or book a table through the link in our bio.
20/08/2026
You could walk straight past. But inside, Indonesia is waiting. 🇮🇩
At Bali Satay House, Island Nights are our way of travelling through Indonesia without leaving High Barnet, one region, one story, one evening at a time.
Next stop: East Nusa Tenggara.
For this chapter, we’re journeying through Flores, Sumba, Timor and Alor, bringing together the food, music and traditions of the region as part of our Indonesian Independence celebrations.
For one night, the restaurant changes rhythm.
A three-course feast arrives at the table.
Live music fills the room, led by .onstage, who’ll also be guiding the evening along the way.
Traditional dance takes the floor, including returning as one of the dancers bringing the night to life.
And the stories, colours and culture of East Nusa Tenggara unfold around you.
Thursday 27 August · 7pm
£48 per person · Deposit required
📍 Bali Satay House, High Barnet
Four islands. One night. Another chapter of Island Nights.
Places are limited.
Message us or use the booking link in our bio to reserve your place.
Address
4-5 Western Parade, Great North Road
Barnet
EN5 1AD
To get to Western Parade in Barnet, you can take the Northern Line on the London Underground and get off at High Barnet station. From there, you can either walk or take a bus towards Western Parade.
If you are driving, you can take the A1 and turn onto Western Parade. There is limited street parking available in the area.
Please note that these directions are for informational purposes only and do not indicate any specific destination.
Opening Hours
| Wednesday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 10pm |
| Thursday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 10pm |
| Friday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 10pm |
| Saturday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 10pm |
| Sunday |
12pm - 3pm |
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6pm - 10pm |
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What people say
Bali Satay House is a must-visit restaurant for anyone looking to experience the authentic flavours and spices of Indonesia in Barnet. The restaurant offers a wide range of Indonesian dishes that are sure to tantalize your taste buds. The master chef, Ricky, ensures that every dish is identically appetising while always maintaining a smile on his face. This happy chef creates happy food, which leads to happy customers. The lunchtime menu is available from Wednesday to Friday between 12:00-3:00, and the dinner time menu is available from Tuesday-Sunday between 18:00-22:00 & Wednesday-Sunday between 12:00-3:00. Bali Satay House's location on Western Parade makes it easily accessible for anyone in the area. Overall, Bali Satay House provides an excellent dining experience with delicious food and friendly service that will leave you wanting more.