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Planet Bakso Sambal Bakar
160A Jln Teck Whye, Singapore 681160
Planet Bakso Sambal Bakar serves Indonesian cuisine in Choa Chu Kang, located at 160A Jln Teck Whye. The restaurant specializes in bakso and sambal bakar dishes, drawing regular visitors to the neighbourhood spot.
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STAMPEDE Score
Moderate confidenceScore: 80 / 100
Based on 5 data points · Updated 3 months ago
Editor’s Note
Last updated 3 Aug 2026
Our take: Planet Bakso Sambal Bakar offers a taste of authentic Indonesian grilled meats and bakso, with several reviewers highlighting the quality of dishes like the Iga Bakar (grilled ribs) and oxtail.
The Bakso Kosong, with its nine beef balls, also receives praise for its flavour.
We note the consistent mention of the sambal's spiciness; it's a key feature, but diners should be aware that the 'sambal merah' is particularly potent.
While some found the ayam goreng and ikan goreng to be tough, the overall sentiment points to a satisfying and authentic experience, especially for those seeking genuine Indonesian flavours.
The $32.30 price for Iga Bakar, Empal Bakar, and Bakso Kosong suggests a reasonable value for the portions and quality.
We'd recommend arriving for an early dinner, around 5:30pm, to secure a table as the coffee shop can get busy quickly.
Signature
Iga Bakar (grilled ribs)
Best time
early dinner (before 5:30pm)
Wait time
can be long during peak hours
Price
$$ ($15-25/person)
Score: 80 · 5 sources
What customers say
Planet Bakso Sambal Bakar is lauded for its authentic Indonesian flavors, particularly the bakso, ribs, and oxtail, which many consider a hidden gem for Indonesian cuisine in Singapore.
While the grilled meats and bakso soup receive high praise for taste and value, some customers find the ayam goreng and ikan goreng to be tough.
A recurring theme is the extreme spiciness of the sambal, which is a highlight for spice lovers but a warning for others.
Google Reviews
Tried this place for the first time. Didn't look at the reviews first. I just winged it. Had the ayam goreng and ikan goreng. Both were a bit on the tough side. I'm not sure if it's because it's not…
First time i visited this new "tik tok viral" Planet Bakso malay eatery stall at Jalan Teck Whye coffee shop. On 31 January 2025 Friday night, which I assumed 2 days of Chinese New year public holiday…
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