Bakso Kubur Cina

Romli Usep

5.0

I'm the main one who place this put on website. For factors that I think it isn't fair for me personally to become the only 1 who appreciated its yummyness! The meats in the Bakso will melt in the mouth area! The soup is indeed beefy andyou will keep in mind them permanently. I lie you not really! Do attempt their Sate! The bottom nuts gravy can make you jump and have for additional bowl. Btw, it is a concealed treasure. A magic formula place where only specific people will come and revel in the savory foods and felt as if you step into little indonesian village. Round the place is an outdated chinese graveyard. But believe me, they don't really hurt you. Simply enjoy your food k!

Windy Dyah Pramesti

5.0

This restaurant is quite uniquely situated, right next to a Chinese cemetery using its parking lot among grave stones. Or even put off, don't allow it deter you. The meals offered is satay that is Indonesian style that is different sufficiently from the Malay styleand perhaps a welcome change. The roast poultry rice can be very good while some cuts are much better than others (like any place in Malaysia, good fortune of the draw). Extremely friendly service. The name on the establishment isn't Bakso (an area dish) or Kubur CIna (Chinese grave) but it's descriptive.