Bakso Ikan Asli 'Alie' — Restaurant in Jakarta

One of the best fish bakso experience, period ! The bakso are freshly made everyday. You should definitely try the kwetiauw yam to go along with bakso of your selection. There are selections of bakso to go with the soup. I normally chosen the fried stuff because i just loved that fried food goes into soup (i know doesn't make sense but it works). It usually sold out after lunch time so you better prepare your timing to come. Yes, it's just that great. If you don't like kwetiauw they also served rice. I like they have both chilli sauce and cut chilli readily on the table. For the drinks try the unique jeruk nipis (kit kia) juice. Most restaurant served fresh orange juice but this is different kind of orange and its equally refreshing. This are the best seafood bakso in Jakarta. Bar none. Full stop. Always coming back for more with this...

My friend said this stall is a famous fishball soup restaurant at pontianak. So we tried their fishball soup and their 'kwetiau'. For the fishball soup you can pick the topping that you want, price based on how many toppings that you choose. I choose seaweed, fishball, and siomay this time, it cost around 35k for 1 bowl.

Taste so good and yummy! Please come to this stall before 2pm cause it is usually sold...

Finding side street parking space during lunch hours can be challenging but it's worth the efforts. The broth is simply outstanding and that makes whatever you put inside delicious. It's halal and the place has air conditioning, so it's comfortable even for large groups. Fish meatballs have chewy texture so itay be not everyone. The other options, no complaint at all. Would definitely come...