Salted Egg Fish Meatball "AHAN" — Restaurant in Pontianak

Honestly I don't really like bakso ikan (fish meat balls) all that much. My review here is more on behalf of my wife's tastes. She thinks this place is great. I can't speak to whether or not the bakso ikan is good but she likes it a lot. I can speak to service and price, and both are good. Standard Indonesian service, standard good prices as well. Places is often busy, which would indicate others seem to like it at least as much as my wife.

If I had to give a negative I would say check-out takes a bit longer than I prefer because they sell all sorts of snacks and extra stuff at the register, so it always takes a good couple minutes for people's final bill to be tallied. It's a minor...

We plan to do a quick bite there. Its an unique meatball food stall since they served a capsicum-covered meatball, bitter melon-covered meatball, a baby corn, mushrooms, and salty egg which normally we didnt find inside a meatball bowl. The other interesting thing was we cant find a tomato and chilli sauce which normally known as meatball/bakso companion. But they put a spicy garlic sauce there. This stall is not for me, but still its an unique local food. Will I be back here someday? Yeah, why not. Its...

Used to be better when the sister n brother team was still in charge serving their customers. Sadly, with most estbalished businesses, the running of the place is given to its employees n the quality of the food n services are declining. I personally think the baksos contain more flour than fish paste. I ordered a takeway this morning n only the girl in front is doing the work, other staffs are more concern with the cellphones. I used to frequent this place, but not anymore after...