Bakso Son Hajisony — Restaurant in Jakarta

I never like bakso and oh boy how this place reminded me that I was wrong.

The Bakso used, I think, Arabian herbs and it was wonderful, sorry, MAGNIFICENT!! If only I live nearby I'd pick this food twice a week.

They don't have Yamin in the menu, but they'll happily hand the kecap manis so you can brew your own Yamin.

Now the place. Surely the food is unique and I wish lots of people get a taste of it... However... As far as I can see, they're mostly live locally so anyone outside the norm, whilst no harm will afflicted, but get ready for a bit of a state. My wife not wearing hijab and slightly looks out of norm, she told me, she'd feel people staring every now and then.

Welp, if you can't or won't visit the place, I encourage you to order online so you can have a different...

Bakso Son Hajisony offers a delightful culinary experience, primarily centered around its signature dish: bakso.

The satisfyingly chewy texture ("kenyal") of the bakso, a characteristic that truly sets it apart. This texture adds significantly to the overall enjoyment, providing a pleasant mouthfeel with each bite.

The flavor profile of the meatballs is also frequently praised, suggesting a well-balanced blend of meat and spices, creating a savory and umami-rich taste.

Beyond bakso, the menu extends to include frozen meatballs, pempek, and tekwan, providing a broader selection for diners. The "urat" (tendon) bakso is a standout offering, often recommended by patrons.

The broth served alongside the bakso is another crucial element contributing to the...

One of my favorite kind of bakso. I was so happy that they have branch in Jakarta. We ordered 2 portions of bakso and 1 portion of mie ayam. The mie ayam was soooo good, i like the flavour of the chicken and the acar or pickle things blend naturally good in my bowl yet the soup in my bakso bowl was not my type, i prefer the soup from frozen pack i had. they put much nutmeg on the soup. I prefer mildly broth soup for bakso. 1 portion of bakso costed 23k and for 1 mie ayam polos they costed 16k. They sells frozen bakso, pempek, tekwan etc as well. The parking lot were spacious. They don't have air conditioner, so if you come in the middle of the noon, you'll easily get sweating. The location is easy to get and they...