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Revisiting a legendary Ayam Geprek spot near Surabaya's ITS University, famous for its unlimited rice and iced tea. Is it still the "god-tier" student canteen it once was? This review dives into the still-crispy chicken, the famously intense spice levels (be warned!), and the now-bland soup. While prices have crept up, the promise of all-you-can-eat rice makes it a nostalgic and filling meal. Find out if the value is still there for this old favorite.
Every time I return to Surabaya, my DNA automatically navigates me to this chopped chicken rice place next to ITS University. For no other reason than that grand promise from back in the day:"Nasi sepuasnya" (all-you-can-eat rice)! No matter how long it's been since graduation, my stomach always saves a spot for it. But coming back this time, my feelings are a bit mixed...
Alright, here are the key points for my friends who want to reminisce/take on the challenge:

Step into a unique Surabaya noodle shop that feels like a Javanese palace drama! Set in a stunning retro Art Deco building, this spot offers a memorable cultural experience where servers greet you in formal Javanese. While the ambiance is a major draw, the food shines too. Don't miss their highly-praised Bakso (meatball soup), but be warned about the fiery sambal! It's a culinary adventure worth checking out, just be prepared for the lunch rush.

Is Surabaya's famous Domicile Kitchen Lounge worth the hype? This spot is a winner for its romantic lounge atmosphere and stylish, photo-worthy backyard, making it perfect for dates. While dishes like the Black Ink Fettuccine are hits, the food quality can be a "mystery box." This honest review weighs the amazing vibe against inconsistent dishes and high prices, giving you essential tips on what to order, how to book, and whether it's the right choice for your night out.

The Michelin-starred Putien has landed in Surabaya, but does it live up to the hype? This honest review explores the hits and misses of the new hotspot. While signature dishes like the Sweet & Sour Pork with Lychee and Lor Mee are definite must-tries, the experience isn't flawless. Get the lowdown on the steep prices, small portions, and chaotic service that might not match its prestigious reputation. This guide helps you decide if it's a must-visit.

Craving comfort food in Surabaya? This humble stall serves "god-tier" chicken soup that will heal your soul without hurting your wallet. For just 8,000 Rupiah, get a bowl of crystal-clear, slow-cooked broth packed with authentic Solo flavor and incredibly tender chicken. This cash-only, no-frills spot is all about the taste. While the setting is basic and hot, the delicious soup makes it a must-try for an authentic street food adventure.