Bakwan Mulia " Chinese Food " non halal — Restaurant in Malang

“Alright, so I checked out this Chinese joint that’s all about the basics – meatballs and noodles, baby! Picture this: beef meatballs swimming in a broth that’s just the right amount of savory goodness. Located in a no-frills shop house, it’s a no-nonsense kind of place where all they serve up is meatballs and noodles.

Now, let’s talk vibe. Service? Meh, let’s just say they’re not winning any awards for friendliness – a bit on the rude side, if you ask me. And don’t forget about the sneaky little 10% food tax they tack on top of your bill – just a heads up.

But hey, let’s get back to the food. The beef meatballs are decent, and the noodles do the job, but it’s nothing to write home about. Overall, I’d give it a solid 3 out of 5 – it’s alright if you’re in the area and craving some quick Chinese grub, but don’t expect anything mind-blowing. #BasicBites...

No wonder many say the taste of various bakwan in this place is one of the best in Malang. I bought bakwan, siomay (fried and steamed), intestine and fried meatball. Everything is delicious, especially the bakwan. Likewise the intestines, the texture feels chewy but fresh and clean so it doesn't smell at all. Unfortunately in the mass pandemic, they don't serve dine-in so we had to take away. Only the atmosphere of the place is a bit messy and less organized. But attention!!...

If I wasn’t told by friends about this place, I won’t be able to find it and convinced to try it. It is a non-halal meatball place, very” small place to eat. Amazingly very tasteful broth. The way you order the food is by picking which type of meatball you want and the price is counted by number of piece you have. They serve eithee friend or...