Harington

★ 2 a month ago

The fried noodles were quite delicious! And we order for mie ayam baso sapi Its written on the menu chicken noodles with beef meatballs, but they gave me mie ayam with chicken balls ! The martabak was too oily, and I don't recommend the martabak. We couldn't use the restroom because she said was broken! But when my wife went to come inside looks was fine! Sorry, I'm writing this as input to improve quality and hygiene, so that Indonesia's image remains elegant and high-quality internationally. Please keep Indonesia cool and polite, and humble even though you get input, keep smiling and be positive, not aggressive. It could be good leadership for you business management 😊

miranda chan

★ 4 3 months ago

Authentic Indonesian dishes can be found here. The place is tiny and hidden but the ladies served up the most comforting dishes. We had meat ball rice noodle soup (the meat balls were so tender), cabbage fritters and Ayam Geprek with an iced tea, totalling 655 lira! What a gem.

Ahistha Bhownath

★ 5 2 months ago

We stumbled upon this cozy nook in the wall eatery a few streets down from our hotel. The staff were very friendly and the food amazing!!! Just watch your spice level because Indonesian food can get hot. The price point and serving sizes are the best value for money that we found in Istanbul.