Nasi Goreng Awih

3 Irwandy Hartono - 6 months ago

If I was coming at night, maybe I will get better rice.
I ate it around 16.15 p.m.
It taste like my rice was the one on the top stack that got dried because of the wind. It was dry and hard, luckily not all of it were dry rice, still it doesn't feel good to eat dry rice.
The seasoning and the pork is good.
I would like to eat it again with the good rice, I believe the taste would be great since it was cooked traditionally with charcoal ????

4 Christine Monica - 4 years ago

I ordered the fried rice one. It's cooked with the pork like we called samcan. At first, I thought the samcan was only a tiny bit. But, it was quite much inside the rice. For pork lovers it's a perfect menu. I also tried the kwetiau siram ones, the taste was nicer bcause it was served hot. The one that I'd like to try once more time if i go there. The place is just so so.

5 Christianus Santosa - a year ago

Nasi goreng awih, is one of the delicious pork fried rice in bandung. U can add additional topping for its fried rice, such as pork belly, pork ear and others. The price for its basic pork fried rice is Rp. 25000. Its quite cheap. (So sorry for the photo, already eat it when suddenly remember to post its photo)

3 gallant jeremy - 3 years ago

Its hidden place in Sadewa Street in Main Pajajaran street. It is a street with different kind of hawkers stalls, simply try the nasi goreng kwetiau, n order avocado juice mix with some milk n chocolate (alpuket negro). However hygiene is a big questions here ????

3 Ryan Christian - a year ago

Good food. But the price a bit jacked up. I'm from jakarta with B car plate number. I was charged at 35.000 rupiah for the fried rice mean while on the menu only written 25.000 rupiah. Not recommended for tourist I guess.

5 erick hilmansyah - 2 years ago

My personal best item here from the menu is Nasi Goreng. It perfectly cooked and taste good as well. Their pickle compliments well the dish. To my Muslim friend: do note that this place sell mainly non-halal food. Pro-tip: nearby, just across the street there's a stall that sell Orange Juice, Coconut Water with shredded coconut meat too, but my favorite is Alpukat Negro ???? (basically translated Black Avocado since i am guessing they mixed it with some sort of coffee or chocolate syrup)

5 Rheine Adithia - a year ago

Recommended food in bandung, their fried rice with pig ear is the best combination for a late night dinner. Use their pickled chilli to accompany your menu. They sell pig with soy sauce too,, but if you never tried the ear, try the ear first.

This food is non halal