Top Restaurants in Solo
Central Java, Indonesia Food Guide: 10 Indonesian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Solo
Discover Restaurants offering the best Indonesian food in Solo, Central Java, Indonesia including Serabi Notosuman Ny. Lidia, Soto Gading, RM Adem Ayem, Bebek Goreng H. Slamet (Asli), Cafe Tiga Tjeret, Susu Segar Shi Jack, VIEN'S Selat Segar & Sup Matahari, Timlo Sastro, Warung Selat Mbak Lies, Bakso Alex
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10. Bakso Alex
Overall Ratings
4 based on 88 reviews
Reviewed By Jamal A
This rest has many branches in Solo. The food is great, drinks great, prices very affordable. The Bakso comes in different options.. From the basic to the complete version of the Bakso soup. Basically Bakso is the meaty beefy meatballs in soup with noodles and some veg. Portions are nice and small but if you want more can also ask for other round. Service is fast. This is a local type shop w fans..not air cond,
9. Warung Selat Mbak Lies
Overall Ratings
4 based on 250 reviews
Reviewed By himawanwidyandaru
Place so unique with all the javanese antique decoration, located in the alleyway and quite a hidden gem. Selat solo is very unique and its influence by dutch and java cuisine. Broth is kinda sweet for me, but can be balanced with addition of sambal
8. Timlo Sastro
Overall Ratings
4 based on 252 reviews
The restaurant serves only timlo, a traditional cuisine from Solo, with various ingredients. It's a kind of clear soup, but no vegetables in it. Guests may choose the ingredients, all of them are from chicken: egg, liver, traditional sausage named sosis s
Reviewed By Sari_S_Ariwibowo
It used to be one of the best timlo (clear soup with sliced spiced boiled eggs, egg rolls-better known as Sosis Solo or Solo Sausage, chicken gizzard) I've ever tasted. However, the extremely foul smelling dumpster across the road really plays a role in ruining the taste.They've opened a new branch that might fare better, but I sincerely hope that they do something with the dumpster. The eatery has become an iconic place to eat in this city.
7. VIEN'S Selat Segar & Sup Matahari
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By ArgyaN1
Went there on Saturday evening and there were only several empty seats. Small parking space but it is fine. Ordered Selat Solo and Sup Matahari. Selat solo was sweet but tolerable for non-Javanese people; standard portion that might made you ask for second dish. Rich and tender. Sup matahari was good, but not as intriguing as the Selat.
6. Susu Segar Shi Jack
Overall Ratings
4 based on 119 reviews
Reviewed By Karlina W
I'm not Milk lover , but here the only place i could enjoy drinking Milk.. Original fresh Milk was not too sweet and not too smell.. It Just perfect.. Street musician sang their song and the Waitress started dancing.. My husband and i love the ambience.. Solo's Milk is shi Jack..
5. Cafe Tiga Tjeret
Overall Ratings
4 based on 431 reviews
Reviewed By ysp_lelyana
This cafe is unique. serve the guests angkringan, the typical of local food. Nice place for hanging out with friends and family. The food is average. Too bad my rice was too hard.
4. Bebek Goreng H. Slamet (Asli)
Overall Ratings
4 based on 104 reviews
Reviewed By AChen88
This is the best outlet to enjoy authentic fried duck of Mr. H. Slamet (Asli) , the taste of sambal and meat quality are superb.
3. RM Adem Ayem
Overall Ratings
4 based on 230 reviews
Reviewed By Solodam J
This restaurant is the place that we always choose for the Gudeg. Gudeg is a traditional Javanese cuisine speciality of Yogyakarta and Central Java. It is made from unripe jack fruit stewed for several hours with palm sugar, coconut milk and some additional spices. But this restaurant also offers other menu. There is enough choices for vegetarian. Good service.
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2. Soto Gading
Overall Ratings
4 based on 364 reviews
Reviewed By anki53
Soto ayam Gading is your typical Javanese clear soto: light and bland. It was very tasteless, so you need to add a spoonful of salt, a dash of soysauce, and a heap of sambal to actually taste anythingVarious side dishes were available to accompany your soto: quail egg satay, fried tofu, sweet chicken satay, sosis solo, etc. Enjoy everything because it's dirt cheap!
1. Serabi Notosuman Ny. Lidia
Overall Ratings
4 based on 122 reviews
Reviewed By Stickman1
The reviewers who liked this place should try Serabi Notosuman Ny. Handayani, in the orange building diagonally across the road, and see if they can taste the difference. Our family usually buy from Ny. Handayaniâs, but on our latest visit it was closed so we tried Ny. Lydiaâs. All six of our family found the taste lacked the home-made freshness of Ny. Handayani, although here you can watch the kitchen staff making the serabi.
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