This place is quite popular among locals, but personally, I think it’s not everyone’s cup of tea. Here are some impressions from my visit: 🍜 Food Taste & Texture • The overall taste might not suit everyone’s preference. • The broth tastes more like a light clear soup (sop) rather than the rich, savory bakso broth that most people expect — it feels mild and less meaty in flavor. • The noodles for bakso are small, yellow, and not chewy at all. For mie ayam, the noodles are very thick and dense, which can feel quite heavy. • If you want to try, I suggest going for the mixed bakso bowl. Personally, I prefer the soft (halus) meatballs, since the coarse (kasar) ones were quite tough and lacked a meaty taste — more like siomay, though I honestly prefer actual siomay. ⸻ 🍌 Dessert Handling • If you order es pisang ijo, make sure to ask them to serve it later. I ordered bakso and pisang ijo together, and both came at the same time — so the ice melted before I could finish my meal. ⸻ 🚫 Policy • Note that outside food or drinks are not allowed. If you bring any, they’ll charge a Rp 20,000 penalty fee.

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We ordered view menu like meatball,ice pisang ijo,pisang goreng,fried red rice,juice For me the most recomended one only fried meatball,for ice pisang ijo stadart taste and too flour.their service for me not welcome

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The authentic bakso from Makassar that you really can’t find anywhere else, definitely a must-try when visiting the city. I ordered the Bakso Ati Raja mix, which came with bakso ati raja, boiled nyuknyang, and fried nyuknyang. The taste is consistently good and never changes over the years. I also tried their pisang ijo, but for me it was nothing special, I didn’t really enjoy the texture of the skin. Their jalangkote was not bad though. Service was fairly quick and the prices are worth it. However, I have to say that while most of the staff were okay, a few of them came across as a bit unfriendly. They also serve a takeaway package that you can bring home as a souvenir, which is a nice touch if you want to share the taste of Makassar with friends or family.

Must visit when you stay in Makassar. Delicious. Great vibes. Swift service.

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must try fried meatball (bakso goreng), crispy outside but soft inside. a lot of waitress but only few that really work, the rest just chatting with colleague without care about customer 👎🏻 open concept resto (without AC) & a bit dark.

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