About this place
A quirky drink and Indonesian food joint, Indo (formerly Pochi Tea Station) piques your appetite and your imagination. Choosing the drink is only the beginning: choosing what goes at the bottom is the real challenge. The atmosphere is like no other: neon-green walls, Asian music videos, and plenty of board games to choose from. Also features the best and biggest Peanut Butter and Banana sandwich you'll find for $3.
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nathan (Nathan Borror) says...
If there was a rating for consistent hours it would be a 1. I live across the street and constantly see people trying to go to Indo but realizing it's closed. I love the food but never know when it's open.
April 27, 2008 at 4:46 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
emilyhadley (Emily Hadley) says...
Steadily becoming less and less what I have loved... went last night and my once-favorite Nasi Kusing now has plain white rice, not the moist, fragrant lemongrass rice.
The sauce, pickle, tofu, and tempeh portions have continued to shrink geometrically, so we ended up with half a plate of dry rice and peanuts after rationing out the pieces of tofu and trying to scrape up the last bits of moisture.
If I am not going to get them again, the only way to get over how delicious mom's recipes were may be to stop going. However, if you never went to Pochi before the ownership change, you might be perfectly happy with the food... I think I will give it one more shot and ask for extra of everything but the rice.
At least they do have a few vegetarian and vegan options, and it is locally owned!
March 28, 2008 at 10:33 a.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
emilyhadley (Emily Hadley) says...
Pochi Tea Station has been my favorite restaurant in Lawrence since the day it opened. I am so sad to say that they seemed to have stopped putting tofu in the recipes, as all the vegan dishes I love are mysteriously missing those big triangles of juicy tofu that mom was so generous with. The potatoes in the kari (aka curry) are missing as well, leaving the entrees as large, expensive sides of rice, a few veggies, and sauce. Saya tidak mengerti!! Let us know if anyone spots the tofu truck delivering so we can go back! Otherwise I will be in my kitchen, trying to conjure the magical flavor of the Pochi kari sauce.
June 27, 2006 at 1:54 p.m. ( permalink | suggest removal )
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