Dapoer winong - in Pasuruhan, Magelang Regency, Central Java, Indonesia

Atmosphere: Clean, comfortable, cool, and rustic. Price: Standard Taste: Delicious Service: Friendly Parking: Ample parking Facilities: Complete, with restrooms, a prayer room, sinks, and Sundanese music.

A small but cozy restaurant. The service is friendly and fast. The food and drinks we ordered were all delicious. We found the prices affordable, except for the catfish, which was still young. The place is clean, shady, and full of trees. When we arrived, the restaurant felt like it was ours, as we were the only three people dining there.

Tried this place because of the reviews on Google. It's tucked away in an alley but close to the main road. Using maps is also accurate. The food is delicious, delicious, and served hot. Unfortunately, some menu items were out of stock. The prices are quite reasonable for the portions. The rib soup is recommended, the meat is tender. The cool atmosphere is perfect for relaxing with the family. There's also a prayer room. Some parts of the place are still under construction, as the restaurant has only been open for a few months.

I like the place.. the AC is natural, hahaha, the atmosphere is serene, aesthetic, and very classic.. live music would be even better. But yesterday it was under construction. I'll come here again next time.

Recommended! A hidden gem worth trying more than once. Here's why: 1. Cheap and cheerful, yet delicious, so worth it! Let's review them one by one. >>> The rib soup is delicious, tender, and perfectly salty. The broth is refreshing and the portion is filling (I'll definitely repurchase if I come here). >>> The grilled ribs are also tender, with thick meat, the spices are absorbed, so good. Plus, the chili sauce is really spicy. >>> The scrambled vegetables were delicious, and it tasted like home-cooked food. >>> Every set menu includes fresh vegetables (cucumber, green beans, carrots), which is great because I love vegetables, so it's a complete package. >>> The fried chicken is tender, not tough, so it's great. >>> The tempeh mendongan is delicious, large pieces and a generous portion. Love it, it can feed a lot of people. >>> The kwetiaw tends to be sweet, but you can request spicier flavor. >>> The stir-fried tempeh is a generous portion for this cheap price. It also tends to be sweet with soy sauce. >>> The crispy mushrooms are delicious, a bit salty in my opinion. >> My drink was beras kencur (rice with ginger). Perhaps you could have chopped the ginger, so the rice flavor would be more dominant. For those who don't like sweet, it's okay. Okay. 2. The semi-outdoor area has a gazebo, long wooden tables and chairs, is spacious, comfortable, clean, and kid-friendly, with toys (swings and a mini playground). The Javanese joglo atmosphere is very romantic. 3. There's a stage for events/weddings, a buffet area, a prayer room, and clean restrooms. 4. There's a handwashing station and tissues near the dining area, so thoughtful. 5. The entrance to the village alley is limited to one car's width, but once you arrive, the parking area is spacious.

The place is a bit tucked away in the village but easily accessible, with plenty of seating and a gazebo. It was surprisingly quiet, even though it was a weekend. The food and drinks were quite tasty and reasonably priced. I ordered the spiced chocolate, afraid it might be a bit strange, but it turned out to be delicious and warming.

The food is not disappointing, the prices are relatively affordable for a restaurant. The atmosphere is cool, there are lots of trees, and the place is cozy. The place is tucked away and relatively new, so it seems like many people don't know about it yet. But in my opinion, it's worth it.

This was my first visit to RM Dapoer Winong during the Magelang Regency Islamic Education Working Group (KKG PAI) event, which was attended by representatives from the sub-district KKG PAI Chairs. The meeting agenda included the presentation of the results of the provincial coordination meeting, as well as technical guidelines and implementation of MAPSI XXV in Kudus Regency.