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A soto gerabah place with a very pleasant vibe. Located in a rice field area where visiting when the rice fields are at their greenest makes it even more refreshing to the eyes. There are 2 dining areas available: the gazebo area and the new building area. To order, simply go to the entrance on the right and someone will be there to assist you. Just state how many food and drink items you want. For the soto, there are already small and jumbo sizes available, so it is toddler-friendly. The jumbo portion is just right for women. After ordering, you will be given a table number. For fried snacks, pick them up to the left of the entrance. Please remember what fried snacks you take and how many, because they are not written down but mentioned when you pay. Payment is made after you finish eating. From my perspective, there are a few things that need improvement in this restaurant: Perhaps after customers finish and leave, the waiters could clean the tables immediately so they don't just clear away empty glasses, plates, and bowls. When I arrived, there were several tables with no tableware left but they looked very dirty. Consequently, a lot of ants started swarming in. This could be used as an evaluation. Parking is right on the roadside, the parking attendant is very kind, extremely helpful, and doesn't just collect money. Overall, highly recommended for those wanting to try coming here.

favorite every weekend, the soto is delicious, the fried snacks are good, all the iced drinks are good. the place is comfortable, the service is fast 🫶🏻❤️

just a suggestion for visitors to be more aware of the situation because this is a public place. Let's not make other arriving customers feel uncomfortable, awkward, or disturbed by what other patrons are doing. Especially if you bring a large family entourage like in this photo. Parents or any adults should be wiser in guiding children, especially if they behave out of control. Running here and there, screaming while joking around while nearby there are other customers eating who might also want to relax and be quiet. Don't let these children be left as if they are in their own home. This is a public place. Please respect each other's ethics and manners. Do not normalize the phrase "kids will be kids". It would be much better to guide children and educate them about rules and ethics, especially when in public places. Do not just let them run wild.