By the name, you've probably knew that this street vendor serve you with catfish as their main dish along with chili sauce. It's Traditional Indonesian food. They also serve you 'nasi uduk', 'pecel ayam', 'pecel bebek', and 'indomie'. With nice ice tea or orange juice drinks, you'll get your stomach full with a very modest and friendly price. Because it's street vendor, don't get too much expectation for the comfortable eating here. I don't mind. Just enjoy your food. Very delicious.

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Nice sambal

Overall, for a pecel lele place, this is quite good and worth trying. I ordered the fried chicken thigh and asked for it to be fried extra crispy. The seasoning was good and the chicken was tasty. But the best part for me was the chicken skin satay! It was fried until crispy, very addictive, and surprisingly not oily. The nasi uduk was okay. They have two types of sambal — spicy and non-spicy. The spicy one is genuinely spicy even though you only get a small portion. A little dip doesn’t feel too spicy, but if you take a lot, it definitely has a kick and can make you cough. 😂 The prices are also reasonable. One thing to note: since the place is by the roadside, there were quite a lot of mosquitoes, especially during the current dry season. Better bring some mosquito repellent (Autan) and apply it to your legs to avoid getting bitten. Overall, tasty food, especially the crispy chicken skin satay, and good value for the price!