Bakso Solo Samrat Dewi Sri: A Hidden Gem for Meatball Lovers in Bali

Bakso Solo Samrat, Dewi Sri

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If you’re in Bali and craving some seriously good Indonesian comfort food, you HAVE to check out BAKSO SOLO SAMRAT DEWI SRI on Jl. Dewi Sri. This place is a hidden gem for meatball lovers!

First off, let’s talk about the menu. Their Bakso Biasa is a must-try, and if you’re feeling adventurous, go for the Bakso Urat Granat—it’s packed with flavor! And don’t skip the Pangsit either; it’s the perfect sidekick to your meatballs.

One of the reviews I came across said, “My favorite bakso!! If you do know what to eat, just come here! The meatball & broth are so delicious. Must try dessert is Pisang Ijo.” Seriously, if that doesn’t make your mouth water, I don’t know what will! Plus, the restaurant is fully air-conditioned, and they even have a second floor for extra seating.

Now, not every review was glowing. One diner mentioned, “Service is okay but the food did not meet my expectation. Taste is just so so including the es jeruk.” But hey, every place has its off days, right? The majority seem to rave about the food!

Another happy customer said, “Yummy Indonesia noodle with huge meatball. Always good taste.” And I couldn’t agree more! The bakso here is rich and super tasty, with a variety of meatball options that will leave you wanting more. You get a big bowl that’s just finger-licking good, and they have all the condiments on the table—lemon, sambal, and sweet ketchup—to customize your meal just the way you like it.

With prices ranging from Rp25,000-75,000 per person, it’s a steal for the quality you get. The drinks, like the fresh-pressed es jeruk, are refreshing, and the staff is friendly. Plus, the place is clean, with parking right out front and a tidy toilet—always a plus!

Overall, I’d say BAKSO SOLO SAMRAT DEWI SRI is a solid choice for a casual meal. The atmosphere is chill, and it’s perfect for a laid-back dinner or lunch. I can’t wait to go back and try more of their menu!

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So, let me take you on a little culinary adventure to a place that’s got more meatballs than a spaghetti western – BAKSO SOLO SAMRAT DEWI SRI in Bali! Seriously, if you’re a meatball lover, this is your holy grail. Located at Jl. Dewi Sri No.45A, Legian, Kec. Kuta, Kabupaten Badung, Bali, this spot is like the Disneyland for meatball enthusiasts.

Now, let’s talk about the menu. I dove right into their Bakso Biasa, which is basically the classic meatball. And let me tell you, it was so flavorful that I almost started singing “I Will Survive” to my taste buds. The meat was so tasty that I could hear it whispering sweet nothings to me. And the meatball sauce? Oh boy, it was like a warm hug on a cold day – soupy, delicious, and just the right amount of slurp-worthy.

Next up, I tried the Pangsit. Now, if you’ve never had these little dumplings, you’re missing out on life. They were crispy on the outside and filled with goodness on the inside. I mean, who doesn’t love a little crunch with their meat? It’s like the universe decided to throw a party in my mouth, and everyone was invited!

But wait, there’s more! I couldn’t resist the Bakso Urat Granat. This one was like the superhero of meatballs – packed with flavor and a little bit of a crunch. I felt like I was eating a meatball that had just graduated from culinary school. It was top-notch, and I could practically hear the meatballs cheering for each other in the broth.

Speaking of broth, it was so good that I considered asking for a straw. I mean, who needs a fancy cocktail when you can sip on this liquid gold? The service was pretty good too, and they were fast – like, “I just blinked and my food was here” fast. Although, I did notice a few areas that could use a little tidying up. But hey, who cares about a few crumbs when you’ve got meatballs that could make a grown man cry?

Overall, BAKSO SOLO SAMRAT DEWI SRI is a must-visit if you’re in Bali. With food ratings of 5.0/5.0, service at 4.7/5.0, and an atmosphere that’s just chill enough to enjoy your meatball feast, you can’t go wrong. Plus, with prices ranging from Rp25,000 to Rp75,000 per person, it’s a steal! So grab your friends, your appetite, and maybe a bib (because things might get messy), and head over to this meatball paradise. Trust me, your taste buds will thank you!

Menu List:

Bakso Biasa Savory meatballs served in warm, flavorful broth.	IDR Rp 53,000 US $ 3.3 AUS $ 5.2 EURO € 3.2 CNY ¥ 23.9
Bakso Urat Bakso Urat: Savory meatballs with tender beef tendon inside.	IDR Rp 53,000 US $ 3.3 AUS $ 5.2 EURO € 3.2 CNY ¥ 23.9
Bakso Puyuh Quail meatballs served in savory broth, a delightful treat.	IDR Rp 53,000 US $ 3.3 AUS $ 5.2 EURO € 3.2 CNY ¥ 23.9
Bakso Tenes Bakso Tenes: Savory meatballs in rich, flavorful broth.	IDR Rp 55,000 US $ 3.5 AUS $ 5.4 EURO € 3.3 CNY ¥ 24.8
Bakso Urat Granat Granat tendon meatballs, savory, tender, and bursting with flavor.	IDR Rp 57,500 US $ 3.6 AUS $ 5.7 EURO € 3.5 CNY ¥ 25.9
Bakso Isi Daging Meat-filled meatballs, savory and satisfying Indonesian delight.	IDR Rp 58,500 US $ 3.7 AUS $ 5.8 EURO € 3.5 CNY ¥ 26.4
Bakso Tenes Rusuk Bakso Tenes Rusuk: Savory meatballs with tender rib flavor.	IDR Rp 89,000 US $ 5.6 AUS $ 8.8 EURO € 5.3 CNY ¥ 40.1
Bakso Biasa Rusuk Bakso Biasa Rusuk: Savory meatballs with tender beef ribs.	IDR Rp 86,000 US $ 5.4 AUS $ 8.5 EURO € 5.2 CNY ¥ 38.7
Bakso Urat Rusuk Tender meatball soup with rib cartilage, rich and flavorful.	IDR Rp 86,000 US $ 5.4 AUS $ 8.5 EURO € 5.2 CNY ¥ 38.7
Bakso Puyuh Rusuk Quail meatballs with tender ribs, savory and flavorful delight.	IDR Rp 86,000 US $ 5.4 AUS $ 8.5 EURO € 5.2 CNY ¥ 38.7
Nasi Putih Steamed rice, a staple, versatile, and comforting dish.	IDR Rp 11,000 US $ 0.7 AUS $ 1.1 EURO € 0.7 CNY ¥ 5
Pangsit Dumplings filled with savory meat and vegetables, deliciously steamed.	IDR Rp 8,000 US $ 0.5 AUS $ 0.8 EURO € 0.5 CNY ¥ 3.6