Jakarta - Dammam

We ordered, 1. ‘Bakso Beef Noodle Soup’ Spicy 2. ‘Nasi Goreng with Beef Chicken’ SR. 20 3. ‘Ayam Geprek’ SR. 15 4. ‘Mie Goreng’ SR. 20 The ‘Bakso’ can be compared to a Vietnamese Pho but has its differences. This version comes with a giant meatball that is stuffed with Chilli or Sambal as its known locally that really gives the soup a ton of flavour. The tender cuts of beef are mouth watering but the meat used in the meatball might take some getting used to. I have eaten beef balls before so this was a welcome change. Make sure to order the spicy version and you won’t find this on the menu so please make sure to ask them for it. The ‘Mixed Nasi Goreng’ with beef and chicken is pricey at SR. 20 and doesn’t offer much in terms of qty. It also lacks salt and it is important you add the sweet soy and vinegar to enhance the flavours. This makes a huge difference and compliments this rice dish. The ‘Ayam Geprik’ is deep fried chicken served with some spicy sambal and served with a side of plain rice. We asked not to have any rice since we had the Nasi. This chicken was fried well and the sambal really is king here. Great fried chicken flavour topped with Sambal would be perfect with some sticky rice and intend on going back to try it once more. The ‘Mie Goreng’ too was a little bland and yet again, its the sweet soy and vinegar that saves this noodle dish from being a failure. I would avoid ordering this though since the rice is much better! Don’t forget to order a cold iced tea.

We ordered, 1. ‘Bakso Beef Noodle Soup’ Spicy 2. ‘Nasi Goreng with Beef Chicken’ SR. 20 3. ‘Ayam Geprek’ SR. 15 4. ‘Mie Goreng’ SR. 20 The ‘Bakso’ can be compared to a Vietnamese Pho but has its differences. This version comes with a giant meatball that is stuffed with Chilli or Sambal as its known locally that really gives the soup a ton of flavour. The tender cuts of beef are mouth watering but the meat used in the meatball might take some getting used to. I have eaten beef balls before so this was a welcome change. Make sure to order the spicy version and you won’t find this on the menu so please make sure to ask them for it. The ‘Mixed Nasi Goreng’ with beef and chicken is pricey at SR. 20 and doesn’t offer much in terms of qty. It also lacks salt and it is important you add the sweet soy and vinegar to enhance the flavours. This makes a huge difference and compliments this rice dish. The ‘Ayam Geprik’ is deep fried chicken served with some spicy sambal and served with a side of plain rice. We asked not to have any rice since we had the Nasi. This chicken was fried well and the sambal really is king here. Great fried chicken flavour topped with Sambal would be perfect with some sticky rice and intend on going back to try it once more. The ‘Mie Goreng’ too was a little bland and yet again, its the sweet soy and vinegar that saves this noodle dish from being a failure. I would avoid ordering this though since the rice is much better! Don’t forget to order a cold iced tea.

One of Indonesian Restaurant in Eastern Province Saudia. They open morning 8 am to 11 pm daily. They have some Indonesia foods like as Mie Ayam , Baso, Sop Iga, and Nasi Campur, and sometimes gorengan or snack (kue) traditional Indonesia. Price ok not costly, Location ok easily to find and parking area also ok. In weekend sometimes full customer. If we missed Indonesia country, we come and eat here, enough for us. Alkhamdulillah here still find Indonesia restaurant and indonesia shop too. Lets come and enjoy it

One of our favourite Indonesian cafe in Dammam...even though the place is small and only accommodate single/ bachelor customers for dine in, but families still enjoy having take out food...our favourite is Bakso Iga and Es Teh ...if we can come early enough from opening time we may get some gorengan tempe or tahu ...but mostly sold out... Mie Pangsit seems to be people favourite too...because it is always sold out whenever we come...

Indonesian restaurant in jalawiyah area, good taste of food and unexpensive prices