Bakso Bejo Myeongdong

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Good food. Very Indonesian set up with Indonesian songs. Waiting time a bit long, altho they serve you drink first so it’s okay. Price is really good, value for money. Waiter is very nice and friendly. They also sell Indonesian snacks and cold drinks including famous Teh Botol Sosro and many other - all are good choices ? love this snack corner. The location a bit confusing at first as it’s on the 2nd floor ? will come back to try their fried chicken.

Such a gem! Nice food. Taste good. Last day in Seoul before leave for Incheon city. We had our final lunch here for something different. Kid you not, this is such a great place with good food. Very tasty and you can tell it’s not very Korean but Indonesian authentic. By the way, extra point or bonus ?? the kid who serves the food, I guess he is Indonesian descend or mixed Korean? Idk, very cute boy! ?

Got some dinner by eating Indonesian meatballs in Myeongdong ? The place is on the second floor and spacious enough for the customers. The parking space is none because in a small way. Not only meatballs but also crispy chicken, jengkol, and other Indonesian food! Maybe if you are bored of eating Korean food you may try this ??

Initially wanted to go to the restaurant next door, but it was full.. So i decided to come to Bakso Bejo.. Located on the second floor,not a lot of people around when i came (but a lot more when i left) Ordered nasi ayam bakar, and teh panas.. It was good! Authentic indonesian taste.. Price wise, is also affordable 10,000krw for the nasi and 2,000krw for the hot tea..

Indonesian cuisine is more than just food; it’s a connection to home. These dishes, with their rich flavors and comforting aromas, offer a taste of Indonesia’s diverse culture and traditions. Finding or preparing them abroad provides a heartwarming remedy for homesickness, bringing back memories of shared meals and the warmth of loved ones.