Ulil Amri Nasiruddin
May 28, 2026"More on the expensive side for Bakso. But still good value for money and delicious too."
, Indonesia
Experience casual dining with a variety of meatballs and traditional sides at Bakso Kak Boy in Makassar. Outdoor seating, delivery, and takeout options available.
4.7 / 5
Guest rating
449
Reviews
Bakso Restaurant
Cuisine
Rp 25,000 to Rp 50,000
Price level
Opens at 8:00 AM
Bakso Kak Boy is a bakso restaurant located on Jl. Sungai Lariang in Makassar, Indonesia. It offers a casual and trendy atmosphere favored by college students and tourists seeking a quick bite or lunch option. The restaurant serves a range of popular meatball dishes accompanied by flavorful broths and traditional Indonesian sides.
Visitors can expect a casual dining experience with outdoor seating and table service. The place is often busy, particularly during lunch hours, so a wait may be necessary. Payment is accepted in cash only, and parking is available though it may require a fee.
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When Bakso Kak Boy is open during the week.
Opens at 8:00 AM
What recent guests say after dining at Bakso Kak Boy.
Based on 449 guest reviews
Ulil Amri Nasiruddin
May 28, 2026"More on the expensive side for Bakso. But still good value for money and delicious too."
Chris G
May 13, 2026"Typical roadside bakso stall. My only complain is that it's too salty to my liking. Ordered bakso campur. Didn't like the bakso kasar. Next time, will only order bakso halus."
Aleaa _ Andi A. Wahditiya
May 11, 2026"Everyone has their own taste. I think kak Boy's meatballs have a very good flavour. With its clear gravy, the rough meatballs and fried dumplings are favorites. It's always very crowded, so you have to scramble and queue for a seat with other diners. The service is fast."
Common questions about Bakso Kak Boy help plan your visit and set expectations.
Opening hours vary and are not specified; it is advisable to check locally before planning a visit.
Delivery and takeout services are available alongside dine-in options.
The location does not have wheelchair accessible entrances, seating, or parking.
Popular choices include Bakso Kasar, Bakso Campur, Bakso Halus, and traditional sides such as Buras & Kacang.
Paid parking options are available on-site and on nearby streets.
The restaurant accepts cash payments only.
Visitors typically spend around 20 minutes per visit.
The venue offers seating suitable for families, including children, although space can be limited during busy times.