May 4, 2008 | CUISINE, INDONESIAN CUISINE, JAKARTA, West Jakarta
It has been so long since we last visited Soto Rendi, which, in my opinion, is the best soto madura I’ve ever tasted in Jakarta. We returned last week to savor the soto once again. From what we heard, Soto Rendi has expanded and opened a second (bigger) branch near Kampus Anggrek Binus. We tried to look for it but couldn’t find it. So we decided to visit the old one instead. Located in Kompleks Sandang, the place is very very cramped. We were lucky to find two empty seats inside. We ordered the usual bowl of Soto Ayam Nasi Campur (rice topped with all the soto inggredients & drenched in chicken broth) at 8K per bowl, a very reasonable price, although it has increased since our last visit almost two years ago. The ingredients were not as generous as I remembered, but the taste is still every bit as good as the last time, especially when you add a dash of lemon & some sambal. Soto Rendi was even reviewed by Laksmi Pamuntjak in her newest edition of Jakarta Good Food Guide.
Depot Soto Ayam Madura
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Jl. Kompleks Sandang No.D8
Kemanggisan – West Jakarta
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Looks delicious Jen.
8K is considered way too cheap if you’d say it’s the best in Jkt. Soto Medan here is at least more than 10k (prawn soto).
ahh soto sandang..i miss it, terakhir makan di sini waktu lagi sibuk2nya skripsi >
oo soto sandang tuh namanya soto rendi 😛 kalo tempat yg gedean letaknya sejajar ma anggrek, tpi suka tutup. kadang buka, kadang tutup. tergantung mood dia :p
waaa soto sandangg !! hahaha.. emang mak nyuus ni soto.. ^^ soto paling terkenal bgt di binus.. paling disayangkan tempat nya yg kecil bgt.. tp mang fengshui nya dia bgs dsitu x yah, mkny ga pindah”.. wkwkwk.. 😀
alo Jen, mumpung inget, ngomong2 soal soto ayam, cobain deh Soto Pak Sadli (sadli pake ‘L’ karena ada tiruannya di Gading ga pake ‘L’) di daerah Wolter Monginsidi, enak banget! Sup nya authentic!
Eh, soto Madura itu pakai ayam ya? Setau gue di Surabaya (dulu di kantor pos besar, gak tau masih ada atau gak), soto Madura itu pakai daging jerohan, babat, paru, even otak.
ohh sotoku tercinta… jd pengen makan ah besok.. wkwwkwkw.. cm tempatnya itu ga nahan booo.. bis makan bs lepek2..
Bikin ngiler aja nih.. Jadi pengen coba, dimana sih komplek sandang? Kalo dari arah kebayoran lama sebelum binus or sesudahnya? thx
@eta: kompleks sandang itu masuknya paling gampang dari jl. KH Syadan. dari Kampus Binus lama, di seblah indomaret ada jalan kecil masuk aja ke situ trus belok kiri. bukanya sore-malem 🙂
Wah Soto Maduranya ayam yah…
Da pernah coba soto Madura Haji Ngatidjo, jalan Biak, Roxy? Mantap loh