Welcome to mA'minne Ex Daeng Tata, a hidden gem nestled in the bustling streets of South Jakarta. Located at Jl. KH Abdullah Syafei No.33, this restaurant draws inspiration from the rich culinary traditions of Makassar, offering a delightful array of authentic dishes that are sure to tantalize the palate.

As I stepped into mA'minne Ex Daeng Tata, I was immediately enveloped by the vibrant aromas of grilled meats and spices wafting through the air. The ambiance, while lively and filled with chatter due to its proximity to the main road, adds a charming local vibe, reminiscent of a traditional food market in Indonesia.

The menu is a true testament to the depth of Makassar cuisine, featuring specialties like the renowned Coto Makassar, a flavorful soup rich in peanuts and spices that is both comforting and bold. Diners have shared their love for the Tata Ribs, meticulously seasoned and grilled, highlighted by reviews proclaiming them as “legendary.” The accompanying Nasi Goreng Merah Spesial, while delicious, could use a little more zest, according to some patrons, but it certainly delivers the essence of authentic Indonesian fried rice.

Another standout dish is the Sop Konro, a beef rib soup that has garnered applause for its perfect broth consistency—not too heavy, not too light, but just right for a cozy meal that warms the soul. Customers rave about the tenderness of the meat, which falls off the bone, making it a must-try for any meat lover.

Despite the occasional feedback about the need for decor updates and cleanliness, the genuine warmth of the staff shines through, with many patrons noting the fast service and friendly demeanor of the waitstaff. In particular, one staff member's ability to communicate in English adds a welcoming touch for those unfamiliar with the local language.

As for dessert, make sure to indulge in their iced green banana, a refreshing finish to your meal. The combination of flavors and textures at mA'minne Ex Daeng Tata makes it a remarkable dining experience that celebrates the essence of Indonesian culinary culture.

With its reasonable prices, generous portions, and a menu that combines tradition with local flair, mA'minne Ex Daeng Tata is not merely a restaurant; it’s a culinary journey worth embarking on. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this eatery is undoubtedly a destination for anyone seeking a genuine taste of Makassar in the heart of Jakarta.