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Non halal, a bit pricey for traditional chinese diner, with prices vary at Rp 40k to 60k per item. Taste is just normal, but Nasi Goreng is a bit bitter because overcooked / burnt. Go for the noodles instead. 2023, updated Apr 2025.
1 fotoNon halal, a bit pricey for traditional chinese diner, with prices vary at Rp 40k to 60k per item. Taste is just normal, but Nasi Goreng is a bit bitter because overcooked / burnt. Go for the noodles instead. 2023, updated Apr 2025.
Some great food if you like non halal food (pork)
This makan place has been standing for 20 over years. One of my childhood comfort foods, even until today. I am amazed at the consistency they served here - feels like a well preserved time capsule. Go ahead and try their various “bakso” paired with noodle! Love love love! The soup is also another bomb. Savoury from all the seasoning, and sweet from the cabbage in ‘em. Other than those, they also cook Chinese Tio Ciu styled foods ✨
The mie keriting (curly noodles) are unforgettable, Top notch! Consistent taste for more than 20 years. Not a fancy restaurant, but meaningful in every way. Very recommended.
It was my first time trying the restaurant when we went to BSD Area.. The restaurant is pretty hard to be seen in a glance. The way i could see the restaurant was because we drove slowly. In terms of taste, it tastes pretty good like chinese food in general. But, the seasoning is too weak for my taste. It could use a little more spice. However, if you would like to taste an old chinese food restaurant around BSD, this could be your choice. By the way, they produce non Halal food. The menu we tried are Nasi Goreng and Kwetiau Goreng