Soto Ambengan Pak Sadi — Restaurant in Surabaya

Soto Ambengan Pak Sadi holds a prominent reputation among the array of soto restaurants in Surabaya. The soto served here is undeniably flavorful, although it didn't quite reach the level of the absolute best soto I've ever had.

Nevertheless, it was a satisfying dining experience that prompted me to return to the establishment not once, but twice. This is one of the proper place to bring friends or family that come visiting.

On my most recent visit, I opted for the classic Soto Ayam, complemented by an additional serving of Brutu, which happens to be one of my favorite parts of the chicken.🍑

The combination of tender chicken, aromatic broth, and the added richness of the Brutu created a delightful interplay of flavors that truly enhanced the overall soto experience.

Despite not being the pinnacle of soto perfection, Soto Ambengan Pak Sadi remains a reliable choice for those seeking a delicious bowl of soto...

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Soto is one of many soup-based Indonesian dishes. The Lamongan style, which Pak Sadi serves, is usually bright-to-dark yellow in color, with quite a light soup. Inside the soup, there is usually pieces of chicken, vermicelli, egg, and also the crushed keropok.

I have eaten many soto and I think Pak Sadi serves one of the best soto in town. The soto served has generous slices of chicken. What I like most is actually his crushed keropok. Unlike other stalls, Pak Sadi has his crushed keropok mixed with some seasoning (maybe garlic if I am not wrong), which makes it more fragrant. On the downside, it may be quite pricey - as it is around 24.000 per bowl of soto (without rice, if I...