Food was great, service is also quick and responsive, even though the price is expensive for local dishes. The Soto got a lot of chunk of chicken meat. It also had a half piece of boiled egg, and some garnish of celery leaves to bring the mild and earthy flavor. The Rawon also got a bunch of meat. It also has earthy and nutty flavors from the broth. If you want some acidic taste on both dishes, you can ask the waiter some sliced limes. The place itself is pretty cramped to each table. Some people bring their suitcases and other stuff that block your way to your desired table. That would be a bit trouble for people who use wheelchairs. Some tables are near the drink station. The downside is you’ll hear a loud voice from their coffee machine or juice blender if someone order juice and coffee beverages. It’s a good place for waiting for your train, although the price point is not worth the price.

Rich flavors but would really love if the noodle size a lil bit bigger than this bihun size

Good place to eat while you are waiting for your train in gubeng baru station. They serve indonesian foods like rawon, soto ayam, nasi goreng, mie goreng, bakso, and aome snacks such as french fries, fried tofu or tempe, bakwan, etc. The drinks are also vary, they have coffee, tea, juices, and soft drinks. It's my second time here and I ordered the same food as my first time 😁. I ordered nasi goreng special. It tasted different 😂😅 The first one was much better.

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Piece of advice for you: avoid this place if you want to find good n tasty food. Affordable foods are not here. Worst is, they do not put price tag on some foods on their menu list, and surprise you pay gargantuan at the casheer. By gargantuan, it means 2.5 times of price you pay for food on train (fried rice on train was 35K, here 85K-see the bill I post here). And that is insane! That pricy beef fried rice is not special at all. Instead the beef, which served from the tail part, mixed with carcoal (residue from the grill I guess), stiff and challenge your jaw to chew it. And bonus: some fat, that I suppose is not part of a cattle tail, is there too. If you wonder why I ate here, this is my second time in this station. I just jumped out my early morning train where I holed in for 7 hours straight and the least of food I could stuff myself before while I have to prepare for my next train to Jakarta. Meaning no chance to find more appropriate food (and food court) that serve rice, my primary food item. So, even if you are foreigners whose advantage over currency rate, just find other places [Indonesia] the oxtail fried rice I ate here is not as special as its fancy price 😓. Worse, the price of this fancy food is not listed in the menu list. This cafe is clearly not a destination for those on a tight budget, nor for those looking for taste. Including for tourists. So, if you are indeed hungry and need to eat, look elsewhere. Or at least, ask the waiter first. Although I doubt you will get good service here.

You don't come here because you're hungry; you come here because you want to do it for your train. Food is pretty expensive as expected, and it tastes pretty bad actually. It's not even good, and the staff are not very friendly at all.