Konro Karebosi

5 Pei Lin - 5 months ago

Stewed and baked beef ribs are served here.
I ordered the baked beef rib, it was dipped in peanut sauce, and served together with the stew (the soup only, without meat). The beef was tender, and perfectly matched with the peanut sauce.
I ate a portion of baked beef rib, a plate of white rice, and a bottle of mineral water, my total spend was Rp80.200.
Believe me, if you visit Makassar, you should try Konro, it is extremely delicious!!!

1 Syaif muhami shidiq (Kukirakira) - 2 months ago

Stewed baked beef, i dont know but it taste like a rubber, after waiting for more than 1 hr 30 mins, and get that kind of konro bakar, its just dissapointing, the staff are not friendly, i mean they didnt even flinch when we call them, we must go directly to their face to talk to them, there is queueing number, but we ask them how to get that, they just said a numbers whitout us knowing what it means, such overated

5 elmo rinaldi - 8 months ago

The best konro in Makassar! My fav is iga bakar. Good price and very tasty broth and peanut sauce! Do not come at lunch time to avoid crowded.

4 Jason Ryandi Assana - 6 months ago

Plenty of parking spaces.

Good grilled ribs with peanut sauce.
However this place is dirty and not as hygienic as you can see there are cockroaches.

5 Hendy Setiawan - 4 months ago

The best konro i've ever taste, very soft ribs with rich of spices flavour within soup. Recommended? For sure!

3 Tyassari Kusumaningsih - a week ago

The food was actually good, but the manners of the waiters quite rude. The place felt so hot, overall this place is overrated.

4 Jeffrey Haribowo - a year ago

My first Konro, ever. There are two types of Konro (beef ribs), soup and grilled. The grilled one is served with generous peanut sauce topping.

I don't have any comparison with other establishment for now, but I'll consider coming back.