I was craving bakso and so glad we found this place. Really tasty, especially the ‘Mie Ayam Bakso’ - the meatballs here were really good. Really tasty broth! As Westerners, this was more of a local place, but that’s what we love as it’s usually better food. I would definitely come here again. I feel that the staff warmed to us upon leaving as we complimented their amazing food.

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A real, authentic Indonesian Warung experience. The Mie Ayam Bakso Telur was a highlight: delicious, deep flavoured broth mixed with some v. slurpable egg noodles, sweet & spicy chicken and a coated egg. A few spoons of the house sambal on top was *chefs kiss* 👨🏻‍🍳 Personally I would leave out the Bakso (beef paste mixed with tapioca starch moulded into a ball) next time, but glad I tried it! Oh and the iced tea came in a cool glass. Will definitely be going back there to eat!

Dont expect what you expecting. This is more for local to have their meal there. If you are a tourist and cant speak malayu but you would like to try. You should make your way here. Very local taste other then cafe restaurants which are expensive. This is truly worth. Although is ulu ulu, just grab bike to nearby with spa around. There is pool next time it too.

Such a great place for local Indonesian food. Everything tasted fresh, full of flavor, and truly authentic. You can really feel the care that goes into the food 🥘 easily one of the best local meals I’ve had 😍🙌🏻

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Visited the place three years ago with a local friend. Revisited today and it’s lovely as always. Would def go again.