1. The food: imho the bakso itself taste good but just like the other bakso (nothing really special since the price make me thought they filling it with cheese or beef etc). I don’t really recommend the ‘gorengan bakso’ since the price start from 3-5K/each but the taste…I couldn’t describe it(just contain and taste like usual dough). The good thing about bakso malang Enggal in here was their broth, it’s authentic, rich flavors and refreshing. I understand the price for their es cendol quite high but for “es jeruk” it’s just to pricey 😅 2. The service: as for the service just average 3. The atmosphere: for you who like to eat in fast food places/not looking for a place to chill, relax or ‘nongki2’ just to eat, I think this place suit your taste. They also have 2nd floor Overall the taste would be so so if you guys ever tasted the “real” bakso malang (of course in Malang) and the price just too pricey for bakso and in Pamulang but if you guys really curious it’s worth to try. They should reconsider either change the price or level up the taste

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I thought this resto has the same menu as Bakso Malang Enggal in Serpong BSD ( mie yamin, fried rice, wonton, iga soup etc). It turns out they only provide bakso...well.

The food is great, obviously made from quality ingredients. Customers are free to choose different fried meatballs, dumplings and rolls served in covered trays, buffet style. When you reach the noodles section, you can also choose various steamed meatballs and tofu. Your dish is ready to go when hot steaming stock is,ladled into your bowl. But not before you've chosen your condiments and toppings. Drinks are available behind the cashier. Once paid, you can choose your table, available on two floors. You simply can't go wrong here because the food is delicious. My only complaint is the lack of a visible menu and price list.

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