On Saturday, September 11, 2018, my friends and I decided to take a walk and look for Acehnese noodles around Benhil, Jakarta. At first it was just a joke after JNE sent a package for buyers at store.makemac.com. But because we really enjoyed this food, it was written on the blog.
Mie Aceh Seulawah
Mie Aceh Seulawah restaurant is located in the Bendungan Hilir area, South Jakarta. You can easily find this place with the help of Google Maps. From the side of the road it looks quite small but inside it is quite relieved, there are about 10 dining tables. Once inside, I was greeted by a number of servants and the cashier desk who had a payment card via debit card.
Can safely discharge, let's eat a lot ... 😆
Starting from looking at the menu, of course there are some typical Acehnese foods that you certainly know. Namely Aceh fried rice, Mie Aceh, Timpan cake or pull tea which makes it pulled. Even so, at that time, we chose fried Acehnese noodles and sauteed Acehnese noodles (sort of fried but still there is a little gravy if in Java it's noodles). Drink tea and water.
Food comes, it looks like a picture for one portion of stir-fried Acehnese noodles with a custom order does not order for me. So if you order Acehnese noodles in this place and get a more red or thick look, it means that the Acehnese flavor is more and more spicy. When compared to Acehnese noodles that I have eaten from other shops, both in Jakarta and Yogyakarta, Mie Aceh Seulawah is more kicking the flavor of herbs and spices. Wening, who was born and raised in Aceh, also spells out (affirms) that.
After eating Acehnese noodles, there were those who were still hungry. Continue to order cane cake with added chocolate as a sweetener at the top and this we call the second round. Not bad, the cake cane still wants to be everywhere too, right. So I didn't give any assessment for this menu, it was good, huh. After eating, I went to the cashier and paid for 2 main meals, 2 drinks and 1 cane cake. About a hundred thousand fewer and in my opinion this is relatively cheap. Considering that in other Aceh noodle stalls we usually go to, the price is slightly more expensive even without the addition of cane cakes.