Malada

A cream-colored restaurant building with outdoor seating under a metal roof and blue tarp, a street with a scooter, and green trees under a clear blue sky in Waikabubak.
A white bowl of bakso soup with meatballs, noodles, green vegetables, and fried shallots, on a wooden table next to yellow crackers.
Home Where to Eat Restaurant Malada
Expect to spend from $2 per person
Open
Closed

Best For

Street Foodies

Cuisine

Indonesian & Sumbanese Fast Food

Signature Item

Bakso

Malada, located directly across from Bank NTT, is a standout establishment in Waikabubak city known for its specialty in meatballs. Established in 1985, it is one of the oldest restaurants in the area. Malada exclusively offers a variety of meatballs, including beef tendon, regular, and meatballs with egg. Operating daily from 9 AM to 5 PM, the restaurant provides outdoor seating, allowing it to accommodate many customers despite its modest size. There’s a local belief that the authentic flavor of their meatballs is best savored on-site rather than as a takeaway. Additionally, the owner, Mas Amin, permits some vegetable vendors to operate in front of the restaurant.

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