We ordered Tipat Kuah, which came with rice cake (Tipat), chicken, a bit of bean sprouts, sambal (not too spicy), one boiled egg, and a light soup — which I assume was chicken broth. Personally, I wasn’t a big fan of the soup since it lacked flavor, but the Tipat Kuah itself was decent. We also tried the Indomie Tipat, a combination of fried noodles (Indomie) with Tipat, topped with a spicy peanut sauce. It was a bit spicy but still manageable. My boyfriend says the Indomie Tipat is the best! If you're planning to visit, I’d recommend coming before 12 PM or after 1 PM to avoid the crowd. They have a parking area for motorbikes right in front of the warung and a fairly spacious car park behind it.

+2

Its definitely a place worth to try! Fully local and different taste than in other indonesian kitchen. We liked the vibe so much and the waiter helped us picking up the best options!

Almost 1 and half hour just wait for the menu has been order. Some of the client also just go back after. Its to slowly. Just advise. All must be prepared and look foward for how to managed. That's not only for me. Others table also said like that even they just first time to come only for try the menu. Success for the next ...

Food was delicious and boba tea was awesome♥️ the host is so friendly🙏🏻

Good