I'm sorry to say this, but this gudeg truly lives up to its name—Adem Ayem. Unfortunately, it also tasted a bit too "calm" for my liking ✌🏼(i thought it’ll be different from Jkt’s branch) The prices are quite high by Solo standards. I assume their targeted customers are domestic tourists and international visitors. For example, a glass of teh krampul costs Rp27k. That said, taste is subjective, and it simply didn't suit my palate. The place itself is nice, and the servers are okay, but overall it just didnt fit me

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One of the legendary restaurants in Solo, they serve quite big variety of meals both local and Chinese/ oriental, also beverages. Super delicious, fast and efficient. We love the Fish sweet and sour and all of their drinks! Will come bacm try their legendary chicken!

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I love gudeg & krecek Not Sweet and this is the one that I love. Perfect.

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Saw many great reviews and I decided to try, it did not disappoint. Give it a try when you're in Solo. This restaurant has opened since 1969 and is one of the legendary eateries in the city. The menu varieties are great, big portions, simple presentation, and really tasty food. My dad even requested a takeaway portion to eat later at home. So satisfying. The staff is friendly, and the order came out quickly.

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Legendary! The crispy fried chicken was so nice, perfect pair with its sambal. It look simple, you might see similar dish anywhere in indonesia but this one is a bit exceptional. They use free range chicken but the meat is sweet and tender, braised and fried perfectly (dry crispy and not oily). The spices is not very complex, really reflecting the humbleness and simplicity of Solo. Reminds me that anything simple demands extra effort to deliver it perfectly. This place is a must when visiting solo.