Bakso Aroma Semarang: A Cozy Meatball Haven in Denpasar

Bakso Aroma Semarang, Nangka Utara

Ilham

So, let me take you on a little culinary adventure to Bakso Aroma “Semarang” in Denpasar, Bali. Picture this: a cozy little spot on Jl. Nangka Utara No. 266, where the aroma of meatballs wafts through the air like a siren song. I mean, who can resist the call of meatballs, right? It’s like they’re saying, “Come hither, my friend, and let’s have a delicious time!”

Now, let’s talk about the menu. I decided to go all out and try the Mie Ayam Bakso, Mie Ayam, and the Bakso Special Sapi. I was ready to dive into a bowl of happiness. The Mie Ayam Bakso was like a warm hug from your grandma—if your grandma was a chef who specialized in meatballs. The noodles were perfectly cooked, and the meatballs had that delightful chewiness that made me feel like I was working out my jaw. Who needs a gym when you have Bakso, am I right?

But hold your horses! Not everything was sunshine and rainbows. One reviewer mentioned, “The broth was a bit lacking in flavor.” And I couldn’t help but think, “Well, that’s like a party without music!” I mean, come on, broth! You had one job! But hey, the meatballs were still the star of the show, so I guess we can forgive the broth for being a little shy.

Then there was the Bakso Mercon. Now, I was expecting fireworks, but it turned out to be more like a sparkler—cute, but not quite the explosive experience I was hoping for. One reviewer said, “Not as spicy as expected.” I felt that! It’s like ordering a spicy curry and getting a bowl of lukewarm oatmeal instead. Where’s the thrill in that?

Now, let’s talk about service. Oh boy! One poor soul had to wait 15 minutes for their order while others were being served like they were VIPs at a meatball gala. They said, “I won’t be coming back here again.” Ouch! That’s like getting ghosted by your favorite restaurant. But I must say, my experience was smoother than a meatball rolling down a hill. The staff was friendly, and my food arrived without me having to wave my arms like a madman.

Overall, Bakso Aroma “Semarang” is a solid spot for a casual meal. The food gets a solid 4.5/5, the service is a respectable 4.3/5, and the atmosphere is a chill 4.0/5. Just remember, if you’re looking for a flavor explosion, maybe bring your own fireworks. But if you want a cozy meal with some delightful meatballs, this place is worth a visit! Just don’t forget to ask for extra broth—because who doesn’t love a little extra love in their bowl?

Farhan

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Bakso Aroma “Semarang” in Denpasar, Bali, is a culinary gem that specializes in traditional Indonesian meatballs, or bakso, and offers a delightful array of dishes that are sure to please any palate. The standout menu items include Mie Ayam Bakso, Mie Ayam, and Bakso Special Sapi, each promising a unique taste experience.

Many visitors have praised the rich flavor of the broth, with one reviewer noting, “The taste of the broth is delicious, the bakso is fantastic, and the Mie Ayam is also tasty. The owner is friendly, but it can get a bit crowded, making it confusing to know where to place your order—at the cashier or directly with the seller.”

Another satisfied customer remarked, “Delicious, comfortable, and simply the best; Bakso Aroma is truly top-notch!” This sentiment is echoed by many who appreciate the cozy atmosphere and the quality of the food.

The meatballs, or pentol, are particularly noteworthy. One guest mentioned, “The bakso is tasty, not fishy or rubbery, with variations including egg, wonton, chicken, and beef, all cooked in separate pots. They also serve Mie Ayam, and while parking is limited to about five motorcycles, they do offer lontong as well. Payment options include QRIS, GoPay, and cash.”

However, not all experiences have been positive. One visitor expressed dissatisfaction with the service, stating, “The service was very unsatisfactory. I ordered and waited for 15 minutes, but my order hadn’t arrived. Meanwhile, other guests who arrived later were served immediately. My order was only prepared after I inquired about it. This will be my last time eating here; I won’t return.”

Overall, Bakso Aroma “Semarang” boasts a commendable food rating of 4.5/5.0, with service at 4.3/5.0 and a cozy atmosphere rated at 4.0/5.0. The prices are quite reasonable, ranging from Rp1-25,000 per person, making it an excellent choice for both lunch and dinner.

Menu List:

Mie Ayam Chicken noodles topped with savory broth and spices.	IDR Rp 16,500 US $ 1.1 AUS $ 1.7 EURO € 1 CNY ¥ 7.5
Mie Ayam Bakso Noodles topped with tender meatballs and savory broth.	IDR Rp 17,500 US $ 1.1 AUS $ 1.8 EURO € 1.1 CNY ¥ 7.9
Bakso BALUNG Savory beef meatballs with rich bone broth flavor.	IDR Rp 32,250 US $ 2 AUS $ 3.2 EURO € 2 CNY ¥ 14.6
Mie Ayam Urat Noodles topped with chicken and tender meatballs.	IDR Rp 25,090 US $ 1.6 AUS $ 2.5 EURO € 1.5 CNY ¥ 11.3
Bakso Sapi MERCON Spicy jumbo meatballs with tofu and dumplings.	IDR Rp 22,687 US $ 1.5 AUS $ 2.3 EURO € 1.4 CNY ¥ 10.3
Mie Ayam Urat + Tetelan Noodles topped with large meatballs and tender beef slices.	IDR Rp 42,200 US $ 2.7 AUS $ 4.2 EURO € 2.6 CNY ¥ 19
Bakso Ayam Savory chicken meatballs in rich, flavorful broth.	IDR Rp 16,500 US $ 1.1 AUS $ 1.7 EURO € 1 CNY ¥ 7.5
Bakso Sapi+Telor+Tetelan Savory meatballs with egg, tender beef, tofu, and dumplings.	IDR Rp 43,100 US $ 2.7 AUS $ 4.3 EURO € 2.6 CNY ¥ 19.4
Bakso Urat + Telor + Tetelan Savory meatballs with egg, tender beef, and tofu.	IDR Rp 44,990 US $ 2.8 AUS $ 4.5 EURO € 2.7 CNY ¥ 20.3
Bakso Sapi Savory meatballs served in rich broth with noodles.	IDR Rp 16,550 US $ 1.1 AUS $ 1.7 EURO € 1 CNY ¥ 7.5
Bakso Sapi Halus Smooth beef meatballs, tender and flavorful, served in a bowl.	IDR Rp 16,450 US $ 1.1 AUS $ 1.7 EURO € 1 CNY ¥ 7.5
Bakso Special Sapi Delicious beef meatballs with tofu and dumplings.	IDR Rp 21,369 US $ 1.4 AUS $ 2.1 EURO € 1.3 CNY ¥ 9.7