Grace Mulyani
The location is entered from the north gate. The pempek is available ready to eat, fried, or frozen. In addition to pempek, there are otak-otak, fukian, and fried taro (uyen). Then the choice of cuko is Palembang cuko (black) and Bangka cuko (red). Especially on weekends, they sell mie celor. But I haven't tried it. The pempek doesn't smell fishy at all. I like the round / adaan ones the most. It tastes savory, the chewiness is just right, and it doesn't taste like flour. For the cuko, I like the Bangka one. The taste is more unique, fresher. It's delicious mixed with unfried pempek. If you come here, you must try it. Order small mixed ones (can also mix uyen) for 10 for 65k. You can eat there, but there are only 2 small tables. It's better to take it away.
