Jogja's culinary restaurant review (klenger meat ball)

Hey, guys, how are you? Always be healthy and safe during a pandemic like this. On this occasion I want to show you something interesting. The interesting thing is about one of the culinary foods in jogja. Before that, all Indonesian people should know that jogja is a city of special privileges. Where there are so many wonderful tourist destinations, students' cities, even jogja's culinary delicates are special. Thus, this afternoon friends and I had a farewell by eating together at jogja's culinary meatballs.

The culinary bar we went to was a bakso klenger. As its name goes, in this teahouse, there are many types of meatballs, from small, medium, large, to super jumbo size. As you can see below:

Apart from its unique shape it's also famous for its heat. For spicy lovers it will be especially rewarding to visit this place. For the meatball menu here also provides a full complement of meatballs, there is a full meatball, a little meatball, egg stuffing, chili-hot meatballs, and an entire meatball stuffing of those. If you come to this place it's guaranteed to be satisfied.

As for the order we all initially wanted to order 2 kg of meatballs with egg stuffing and chili. However, since the menu ran out we had individual meatballs, some ordered klenger meat balls.

The reason the country is called the klenger meatballs by its owners is the meatball itself is the meatball, and the klenger is something excessive, therefore the three 2 words join the sense of being an overfed meatball. For that reason it sells meatballs that are over bigs.

Visitors come here from different areas as well, since this is one of the culinary stalls in jogja, it is only natural that many of the visitors want to taste it and come directly to it. In addition, it was highlighted by one of the Indonesian TV stations on the black and white program in trans 7.

If you want to have any desire to visit this place please go to jogja. You can get here by using a Google map, or you can wonder to the locals, calm down earthling! Jogja's people are friendly. This is where my post ends this time, may it be of great comfort and benefit to you. That's it and thank you.