Warung Jaya Mbak Tia(Halal food) — Restaurant in Busan

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely loved our visit! The staff were super friendly always smiling, checking in, and treating us like VIPs at a fine dining restaurant. They were also wonderful with children, often offering free drinks to our kids, which we really appreciated.

The food? Delicious and satisfying. Full of flavor, well-prepared, and clearly made with passion.

Now, to address some of the overly negative reviews claiming the food isn’t “authentic” or “doesn’t taste like home”: This is Korea, not your backyard warung in Indonesia where ingredients are plucked straight from the garden. Expecting a carbon copy of your hometown dish overseas is unrealistic. If you want something that tastes exactly like what your grandma made then by all means, go back to your country, eat it there, and leave your review there. Some people forget they’re guests in another country and act like entitled food critics. Appreciate the effort, or move along.

Highly recommended for families, spice-lovers, and anyone who enjoys great service and hearty Indonesian...

Makanan Halal Indonesia di sekitaran Busan yang enak ya warung Mbak Tia ini. Variasinya macem2, ada bakso, nasgor, tempe tepung, pisang goreng, bahkan cendol/dawet pun ada. Sumpah deh bakalan nyesel kalo ke Busan ga mampir sini😊😊

If you look for halal foods that are also delicious, you must visit Warung Jaya Mbak Tia. Mbak Tia is the owner of the restaurant. She is an Indonesian who already lived in Korea since around 2004/2005. This place is very cozy and definitely all the foods served in this restaurant is very tasty. For you South East Asian people, especially Indonesia or Malaysia, you will enjoy this place and reminding you of your hometown. For others, you can try the special homemade Rendang recipe. Rendang was appointed as the most delicious food in the world. You should...

Pros: Nicely designed place. Service was fast. Food was fine, since we cannot eat too much spicy food (yes, even indonesian "little spicy" is too much for us). I loved chicken crispy especially. Cons: I wish they had menu in English. The customer like me who is not familiar with Indonesian cuisine will definitely be confused. Also, having one more A/C would make the place very comfy in the hot summer of Korea. Reminder: Food is served in European style (or Indonesian style) with little of everything. Central Asians should consider ordering more food if they are hungry. :D Most meals are around 8000 won each. Most expensive one in the menu is 12000 won. Anyway, thank you for the halal food where it is not easy...