Bakso Kota Cak Man - Jember

Variety bakso (meat ball) you can choose at a clean and tidy canteen

The restaurant uses the buffet system; you pick your food and the cashier will tell you how many meatballs you 've taken (or hidden under that lontong lol). Usually you can opt to pay right away. Else, when there 's a lotta people, the cashier will take notes on how many dishes ordered, then you 'd pay later. Service could theoretically be a lot slower when the place is packed, but if you 're on you 're own, you could expect fast service. After taking your food, you can choose to either sit in a normal tried-and-true table and chair, or one of padded lifted sections of the restaurant, lesehan-style. In terms of cleanliness... it 's a restaurant; it 's already clean with all the food amenities, like soy sauce and sambals, ready at the table. Taste is surprisingly mediocre for a full-blown meatball restaurant. I don 't find anything special about the broth nor the meatball; they just taste good. What it lacks in taste is in its buffet variety. There are common ones like fried dumplings (pangsits) and also 'exotic ' ones like shrimps, which aren 't usually common in meatballs. But in all honesty, they 're all average too.

One of my current fave places, cozy place, not so expensive. many choices for the type of bakso. wise choose

Nice taste for meatball.. One of recommended place to eat

For those who new to this kind of place, bring extra money.