Bakso Widodo Monjok: A Must-Try Culinary Gem in Mataram
Jl. Hoscokroaminoto No 12, Cemara | |
4.5 out of 5 (252 reviews) | |
Rp. 25.000 – 50.000 US $ 1.5 – 3 AUS $ 2.5 – 5 € 1.5 – 3 CNY ¥ 240 – 480 |
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Opening hours: 09:30-21:30 , Closed Days: | |
Bakso & soto | |
Popular Menu: Bakso Campur, Bakso Puyuh, Bakso Urat. | |
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Bakso Widodo Monjok, Selaparang
Hana
Hey there, fellow foodies! If you ever find yourself in Mataram, you absolutely have to check out Bakso Widodo located at Jl. Hoscokroaminoto No 12, Cemara. Seriously, this place is a gem! I recently dropped by for dinner and let me tell you, it was a total treat. The food? A solid 5.0/5.0! The service? Another 5.0/5.0! The atmosphere? Pretty chill with a 4.7/5.0 vibe. You can dine in and the prices are super reasonable—around Rp25,000-50,000 for dinner and just Rp1-25,000 for lunch.
I went all out and ordered a few dishes: Bakso Campur, Bakso Puyuh, and Bakso Urat. Every single one was delicious! I even heard someone say, “I ordered the coarse meatball but they gave me the mixed meatball,” and honestly, it was so tasty! Plus, the staff were friendly and punctual, which is always a bonus. It’s no wonder this place is a go-to for anyone craving bakso. Many locals say it’s the best bakso in Mataram, right up there with Rumah Bakso and H. Anang, and the prices are just right!
One reviewer mentioned, “Located on the main street of a busy road in the City Center of Lombok, this culinary spot is worth a visit. They have very soft meatballs and homemade glass noodles that give their meatballs a unique signature. A bowl of meatballs costs IDR 18k. They only have one meatball menu, but plenty of drink options. When I visited, there were some available seats at a long shared table. The service was great; we didn’t have to wait long for our food. And the GPS was spot on, making it easy to find. Just a heads up, parking is limited since it’s right on the main street, but the parking attendant is super helpful.
Another fan said, “Comfort food! The best meatball in Mataram! The taste of the meatball was so rich; it would be even more delicious with some condiments like sauce, ketchup, and vinegar all at once.”
And one more review caught my eye: “A very well-known bakso stall in town. Came here based on friends’ recommendation. This bakso eatery offers bakso halus, bakso telur, and bakso urat.”
Honestly, I was a bit hesitant to go in at first, but after trying a small piece of meat offered by one of the staff, I was sold! It was my first time eating bakso, and after trying more on other islands like Sumba and Flores, I can confidently say that Bakso Widodo has the best bakso around. It’s simply delicious!
So, if you’re in Mataram, don’t miss out on Bakso Widodo. I know I’ll be back for more!
Dewi
Bakso Widodo, located at Jl. Hoscokroaminoto No 12 in Cemara, is a culinary gem that offers a delightful experience for meatball enthusiasts. The restaurant specializes in a variety of bakso dishes, with their standout offerings being Bakso Campur, Bakso Puyuh, and Bakso Urat. Each dish is a testament to the rich flavors and textures that Indonesian cuisine has to offer.
One visitor aptly described their experience as “delicious with the cheapest price,” highlighting the affordability that Bakso Widodo provides without compromising on taste. The menu is simple yet satisfying, making it an ideal spot for a quick meal. Another patron noted, “yum! very simple and tasty dish. Portions are small, just like their prices. If you eat a lot just order more after finishing your dish!” This sentiment captures the essence of Bakso Widodo, where diners can enjoy a casual dining experience and easily indulge in multiple servings.
For many, Bakso Widodo is not just a restaurant but a nostalgic place. One customer shared, “Bakso is a national dish here in Indonesia. Bakso or meatball is traditionally served with yellow and white noodles along with some vegetables. In Lombok, every bakso stall has several side dishes to enjoy with your bakso. You can add fried peanuts, lontong (rice cake), or kerupuk (chips). The sauces are also a bit different from those in Java; they use tomato sauce instead of the regular tomato-chili sauce found in Java.” This reflection on the cultural significance of bakso adds depth to the dining experience, making it a must-visit for both locals and tourists alike.
With a perfect score of 5.0 for both food and service, and an inviting atmosphere rated at 4.7, Bakso Widodo is a place where you can enjoy a hearty meal without breaking the bank. Whether you’re stopping by for lunch, with prices ranging from Rp1-25,000, or for dinner, where the cost is between Rp25,000-50,000 per person, this establishment promises a fulfilling culinary adventure.
Menu List:
Bakso Tanpa Mie
Delicious meatballs served without noodles, rich in flavor. |
IDR Rp 26,000 US $ 1.7 AUS $ 2.6 EURO € 1.6 CNY ¥ 11.7 |
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Bakso Halus
Smooth meatballs in savory broth, a comforting Indonesian dish. |
IDR Rp 26,000 US $ 1.7 AUS $ 2.6 EURO € 1.6 CNY ¥ 11.7 |
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Bakso Campur
Mixed meatballs with noodles, vegetables, and savory broth. |
IDR Rp 26,000 US $ 1.7 AUS $ 2.6 EURO € 1.6 CNY ¥ 11.7 |
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Bakso Puyuh
Quail meatballs served in savory broth, a delightful treat. |
IDR Rp 26,000 US $ 1.7 AUS $ 2.6 EURO € 1.6 CNY ¥ 11.7 |
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Bakso Urat.
Bakso Urat: Savory meatballs with tender beef tendon inside. |
IDR Rp 26,000 US $ 1.7 AUS $ 2.6 EURO € 1.6 CNY ¥ 11.7 |
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