Bakmi Djowo Pendopo

5 Rini Hastuti - a year ago

A Bakmi Jawa place hidden inside a small alley. Accessible only on foot or motorcycle. A great place to eat bakmi jawa. My favorites are bakmi godhog jawa and teh teko gula batu. The bakmi godhog jawa is served hot with savory broth and generous slices of chicken, cabbages, tomatoes, and an egg. It does take time to prepare the food since they only have one stove to cook one order at a time. That's how a traditional bakmi jawa is cooked.Expect around 30 minutes of waiting until your order is served. Spacious and comfortable eating area, nicely decorated, friendly and prompt service, reasonable price. Highly recommended.

5 Aoife Sorcha - 2 months ago

Amazing food, nice vibe and lovely staff!
My friend and I came here one evening and although is is hidden down a small alleyway and was relatively quiet when we arrived, the service was extremely fast and the food was incredible! The Magelangan goreng (mixed fried rice and noodles) was so good we ordered an extra portion and so was the bakmi goreng (fried noodles). Prices were perfectly reasonable and I would recommend this to anyone looking for a relaxed evening meal with good quality food and prices.

3 Ezra Natalyn - a month ago

Acceptable but not really special. Thanks anyway

5 Mikael - 3 weeks ago

Family friendly restaurant, located inside a small alley, so if you bring your own car, you need to park a bit further down the road. Motorcycle can just go inside rightaway. The alley, although small, is well lit. Once you get to the restaurant, you’ll be surprised, because you wouldn’t expect to find this kind of place hidden inside a small alley.

Sitting area is spacious, and staffs were super friendly. Price starts from 23K, i would really really recommend getting the Fried Rice (Nasi Goreng). I would even say it’s one of the best, that I habe ever tasted. It has this smokey charcoally aroma and taste infused to it. As for the noodle, I liked the Noodle Soup (Bakmi Godog), although some members of our group didnt. Fried Noodle (Bakmi Goreng) was also delicious, altough i think they could be dryer. 10/10 would come back.

2 T B - 2 years ago

Went at 5 20 PM to avoid the crowd, just me and another family of four. Took 25-30 minutes for them to serve a single bowl of bakmi with an empty restaurant... Can't imagine being here when it's busy. Noodles were good but not really worth the wait.

Also next to some houses with a really sad looking python in a cage and a crying whining husky :(

5 Julanita Linasari - 11 months ago

New experience to find a small yet comfy space to eat javanese noodle. Even though we have to wait a long time to enjoy our meals being cooked, but its worth the wait

5 Derta Irang Jaya - 11 months ago

the taste is very good. It represent original Bakmi Jawa flavor. The place is spacious, Clean, and cozy