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Bakso Raja & Mie Ayam

A simple, white corrugated metal building with a green "Bakso Raja & Mie Ayam" sign, and a lime green scooter parked on concrete steps under a blue sky.
A simple, empty dining room with white walls, a dark green lower section, and light brown wooden tables set with condiments, a wall fan, and a small TV.
Home Where to Eat Stall & street food Bakso Raja & Mie Ayam
Expect to spend from $2 per person
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Traditional Foodies

Cuisine

Indonesian & Sumbanese Fast Food

Signature Item

Bakso

Bakso Raja & Mie Ayam, located just a few blocks from Grapari Telkomsel Waikabubak, is renowned for its famous giant meatballs. The name “Raja,” meaning “king,” aptly describes the size of these meatballs, which are significantly larger than typical ones. Enhanced with extra chili, the dish is exceptionally spicy. The stall provides small tables and chairs for customers to enjoy their meals, creating a casual and communal dining experience. It is celebrated for its affordable prices, quick service, and relaxed, local atmosphere. The stall’s prominent signage makes it a recognizable culinary gem.

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