TL;DR
Between October 5 and 11, 2026, Nex Carlos reviewed 2 restaurants in Banten province. The #1 recommendation is Bakso Padhe Junior in Tangerang, known for its unique fried Mie Ayam Wonogiri and affordable prices. The standout places attracted a combined total of 2,086,400 views on YouTube.
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Key takeaways
- Nex Carlos reviewed 2 restaurants in 2 cities within Banten province.
- Bakso Padhe Junior in Tangerang is the top pick with 1,106,246 views and a 68/100 score.
- Both places offer affordable Mie Ayam dishes priced under Rp 25,000.
- Mie Ayam Wonogiri at Bakso Padhe Junior is cooked then fried again with a special seasoning.
- Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang in Tangerang Selatan is halal certified and offers homemade toppings.
This week, Nex Carlos explored two budget-friendly Mie Ayam spots in Banten province, highlighting unique local takes on this popular Indonesian chicken noodle dish. Both places offer affordable meals under Rp 25,000 and have attracted significant YouTube attention, making them worth a visit for fans of Indonesian street food.
1. Bakso Padhe Junior — Tangerang

Bakso Padhe Junior in Tangerang stands out for its distinctive Mie Ayam Wonogiri, where the chicken noodles are fully cooked then fried again with a special seasoning, adding a crispy texture and rich flavor. This spot also serves various types of fried bakso (meatballs), offering an innovative twist on traditional Indonesian street food. With an enak level rated 2 out of 3 (Badabest!), affordable prices under Rp 25,000, and strong popularity (1,106,246 YouTube views), it scored 68 out of 100 in Nex Carlos’ ranking. Its unique preparation and value make it the tastiest and best-value choice this week.
2. Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang — Tangerang Selatan

Located in front of the Dahlia Loka complex in Tangerang Selatan, Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang offers a halal-certified menu featuring classic Mie Ayam with homemade toppings, including a special kangkung (water spinach) variant. Although it scored lower overall with a 10 out of 100, it maintains a solid like rate of 70% and affordability under Rp 25,000. Its certification and homemade elements appeal to those seeking guaranteed halal options in the area.
Highlights
Bakso Padhe Junior leads in tastiness, best value, and YouTube popularity with over 1.1 million views. Both reviewed restaurants serve Mie Ayam dishes priced below Rp 25,000, making them accessible choices for affordable Indonesian comfort food in Banten province.
Full ranking
| # | Place | Location | Enak level | Price | YouTube | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bakso Padhe Junior · Mie Ayam Wonogiri dan Bakso | Tangerang, Banten | 💥 Badabest! | Murah (< Rp 25k) | 1.1M views · 0.62% 👍 | 68 |
| 2 | Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang · Mie Ayam | Tangerang Selatan, Banten | 🔥 Enak | Murah (< Rp 25k) | 980K views · 0.7% 👍 | 10 |
Highlights
- TastiestBakso Padhe JuniorTangerang · 💥 Badabest!
- Best valueBakso Padhe JuniorTangerang · Murah (< Rp 25k)
- Most popular on YouTubeBakso Padhe JuniorTangerang · 1.1M views
Frequently asked questions
What did Nex Carlos recommend this week?
Nex Carlos recommended two Mie Ayam restaurants in Banten: Bakso Padhe Junior in Tangerang and Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang in Tangerang Selatan.
Which Nex Carlos pick this week is the cheapest?
Both Bakso Padhe Junior and Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang offer dishes priced under Rp 25,000, making them very affordable.
What is unique about Bakso Padhe Junior’s Mie Ayam?
Bakso Padhe Junior’s Mie Ayam Wonogiri is cooked fully then fried again with a special seasoning, creating a unique texture and flavor.
Is there a halal-certified option among this week’s picks?
Yes, Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang in Tangerang Selatan is halal-certified.
This week’s Nex Carlos recommendations highlight affordable and innovative Mie Ayam options in Banten province. Bakso Padhe Junior in Tangerang impresses with its creative fried chicken noodles and fried bakso, earning top marks for taste and value. Meanwhile, Mie Ayam Nyang-Nyang offers a halal-certified alternative with homemade toppings, catering to a diverse audience. Both spots are well worth trying for fans of Indonesian street food.
How we rank
The 0–100 score is computed from data: 45% enak level (Nex Carlos' on-camera verdict: 1 = Enak/tasty, 2 = Badabest!, 3 = Ga Ada Obat/"no cure", his highest praise), 25% YouTube views, 10% like rate and 20% price (cheaper scores higher). Views, likes and prices are compared among places in the same period.
Video sources
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