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Bakmi Kadin

Javanese style soft-fried noodles. Don't miss the popular wedang bajigur, a local beverages made from warm coconut milk with subtle ginger flavour and garnished with diced coconut and kolang-kaling. Local kroncong street quartet often performs in the area.

Address: Jl. Bintaran Kulon 3
Price: Rp18,000-20,000

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