Priangan Indonesian Food Restaurant & Catering - Restaurant Bakso Indonesia

It's not bad because I miss Indonesian food, the staff are Indonesian, and the portions are big.

Eating packaged bakwan with tofu in the middle of the desert is truly an experience in itself.

Rest area if you are indonesian people, there is alot indonesian cuisine here like bakso and soto nasi goreng and etc

Price around 20 riyal

Enough to satisfy your appetite if you miss Indonesian cuisine at this Priangan restaurant.
The room is quite spacious, there are lots of tables and chairs available beside the recliners and you can sit comfortably.mainstay menus apart from meatballs, soto, meat satay, mixed rice, bakwan & stuffed tofu, mpek-mpek, fried catfish, etc.
Parking is clearly spacious because the rest area can accommodate many buses of Umrah pilgrims. There are also women's toilets & sinks inside the restaurant, for men they are available on the outside.

Visited this place on my way to Madinah. Mpek-mpek is recommended. The Bakso is quite good. But Mie ayam is too oily & salty

Yesterday I tried the beef soup, it was delicious, abundant meat, complete with cabbage and koya, added chips too. The taste is authentic because the people are native to Indonesia (yesterday they were in Bandung). When you really get tired of eating Arabic food, keep coming here

This restaurant sells a variety of coffee, pop noodles, meatballs and soup. The standard price for black coffee is 3 SAR and milk coffee is 5 SAR.

The taste of the beef soup is delicious, the meat is abundant. It's just that the chili sauce isn't spicy enough. A portion of 20 riyals.