the mother who sells is grumpy. the service is veeeery loooong. sorry, the noodles are not good. back in 2012 it was still okay, now it's bland, just B, lacking flavor. but because we appreciate food and haven't eaten since morning, we clearly devoured it. it's a shame the mother is grumpy and very slow, and doesn't cook in order either. it's like she doesn't have the intention, the appearance is messy. I happened to see the mother moving noodles from 1 place to another when it was ready to serve, visible from the cart glass. Very bad :( expensive for the taste and portion like that :( @20k

Just bought fried and soup noodles, large portion, lots of chicken meat. Affordable price, the taste is very worth it for that price. It's a pity that for my tongue the food is a little less salty. But the rest is recommended. The broth is great

Sorry for giving 2 stars because I only like the atmosphere under the Janti flyover The Javanese noodles have absolutely no Javanese taste, the yellow noodles are just right but the seasoning has no taste, even after adding salt and pepper it still doesn't add flavor, the pickles provided on the mat are swarmed by weaver ants The service is also not friendly, no smile, the guy who fries it seems unfriendly

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The atmosphere is nice under the Janti bridge, unfortunately at 11 pm when I wanted to order fried rice it was sold out so I bought fried noodles. For the food, it tastes good and the price is also cheap, fried noodles and 2 iced teas cost only 24k The service is also fast, not too long, so it's suitable for those who are in a hurry to be hungry The place is spacious, clean, there are tables and chairs and also lesehan (floor seating)

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Returning from Malioboro, getting off at the Transjogja stop under the South Janti bridge, my relative invited me to snack. He said he wanted to taste Javanese noodles, so finally the choice was to eat here. We can sit on the floor or sit on chairs relaxingly. Pak Dhe's Javanese noodles, besides noodles (fried/boiled), also have cap cay, fried rice/boiled/magelangan. Cooking doesn't use a gas stove but a charcoal stove. Not long after, the order of 2 boiled noodles and 1 fried came. The taste is quite solid, the seasoning is felt, eaten with pickles, it's even more delicious. Coincidentally, not far away there is a ronde seller, so I ordered it because earlier in Malioboro I wanted to try it but it was crowded so it failed. And my relative felt satisfied being able to taste Javanese boiled noodles and ronde at once. When paying, the price is relatively cheap (14k) when compared to Jakarta, 1 portion is more than 20k.

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