A traditional meatball restaurant with a very cozy atmosphere, kid-friendly, wheel-chair accessible, and indeed halal dishes. Located some 12 kilometers north of Yogyakarta, it opens early at 07.00 am, makes everyone easy to have breakfast here. To sum up, it is a must visit culinary destination

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The location is quite tucked away from the main road, but relatively easy to find (thanks, Google Maps and the directions provided by the restaurants along the way). At a very affordable price the taste of the food is ok. Can be used to hold large events (family events, reunions with old friends, birthdays, etc.), supported by a large parking area, a dining area that is also roomy, divided into several areas, making it quite comfortable.

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The foods and drinks are delicious, perfect service and affordable price. There are facility for kids to play like mini padicab and swinger. Nice place for family time

I went to this place with my parents who use wheelchairs. The meatballs taste excellent. I recommend ordering bakso urat. Only I have difficulty pushing the wheelchair when I will take my father to the toilet. I need to walk in a sandy way that makes it so heavy. Moreover, it was raining that day. After all the place is recommended for anyone who loves meatballs.

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A vast and popular children-friendly family restaurant in Ngemplak District, Sleman Regency, Yogyakarta Special Region. I had lunch with my wife enjoying a complete special meatball soup, a tendon meatball soup with meat chops, an iced lemon tea, an iced coffee mix, and fried snacks, ... all were perfect (5/5). There are outdoor tables and joglo buildings (with high chairs and carpets). A playground and free rides for kids. Clean restrooms and musholla (moslem prayer place). Spacious parking lots for motorbikes and cars. Minuses: no free WiFi.

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