I was a bit shocked to see the low rating and the few reviews for this place. Honestly, the taste is pretty good! Their soto ayam is solid, and you even get the option to have it mixed or served separately, plus you can add extras like eggs or chicken feet. Flavor-wise and portion-wise, it’s quite satisfying, especially since they’re generous with the koya, which is a big plus. Maybe the downside is that the place is a bit small and can get pretty hot, and parking is a bit tricky if you’re driving. You might have to park across the street at the Alfamart. But overall, it’s worth a try!

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I used to buy here often when they were still selling on the roadside in front of the guru mughni mosque because the taste was ok and the person was friendly too. But once they moved to a kiosk, the person became really grumpy. Even the employees or whoever they are are just as grumpy. So I'm kinda reluctant to go there now even though the soto tastes ok.

My regular spot for lunch and dinner after office hours. Pak De to the rescue when I don't know what else to eat. Always delicious and comfort food. You can request more koya and add lime, so it's savory and salty, awesome 🤤 whether you order soto ayam or soto daging it's always good! Pak De or Bu De or the nephews/nieces (the staff 😂) are always nice and communicative, asking what you want to add, what's missing. For street food standards they're also clean. Even my director eats Pak De's soto 👌

I used to be a regular here while waiting for someone to get off work, back when it was still on the roadside, the food was good and cheap, but it's different after moving to the kiosk, the seller became snide and grumpy, orders are often wrong, the food is quite expensive, it's a shame, there needs to be some improvement pakdhe

Cramped place.... The seller has a sour face, not friendly at all.... The food is just ordinary... Just a lot of powdered broth, barely any chicken.... Plain tea 2rbu, at other places it's free boss.... So stingy