Bakso Embak

A somewhat hidden meatball and chicken noodle restaurant, the food is quite delicious and the prices are relatively affordable. It's perfect for locals craving meatballs or chicken noodles.

A friend recommended trying these meatballs. Location: This place is tucked away in an alley. It's quite far from the main road. But if you want to get there quickly, you can take the small alley from Lagon. The place is quite small, with a maximum capacity of about 10 people (less, or more). Food: I happened to want to try the recommended Rib Meatballs, but they were sold out. I think the ribs sell out really fast. So I ordered the Meatballs with Bones. There are a lot of bones 😭. The Meatballs with Bones are filled with quail eggs, beef tendons, tendons, chili sauce, and small meatballs. The meatballs are delicious, typically soft but dense! The meaty aroma is very pronounced. The broth is a little less savory, but the sauce is quite spicy. Parking: Parking is available for both motorcycles and cars, and it's quite spacious. Overall, these meatballs are delicious and affordable. The meatballs I bought were 14 thousand rupiah, and they had a lot of filling. The only downside is that it's located in an alley, so only people around know about it. Go ahead and try it, it's a must-try. It's delicious! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Very satisfied, for those who want meatball ribs, you can try it... go to the stall, Emba...

Wagelaseh, the meatballs are so delicious! They're large, like meatballs with young, inside are small meatballs, skin, and green chilies. The broth is delicious too. It's really good for the price, and it's very affordable. Even though it's located in an alley, it's still worth it! There's also a place to sit on the floor.

The meatballs are terrible... So I'm confused if I want meatballs... Eh, sis, she's not trading, aka she's going home