Kaledo Stereo - Palu

Authentic meals typical of the city of palu, is one has to try when they visit. casual dining arrangement, usually quite sweaty by warm temperatures of the city... read more Authentic meals typical of the city of palu, is one has to try when they visit. casual dining arrangement, usually quite sweaty by warm temperatures of the city adds excitement to eat kaledo. Culinary lovers, heavy eaters can geduld in consideration when the patrons are packaged during lunch and evening meal as waiting snake and seat availability limits. tastefully it was actually a great experience.

Bone soup are very fresh and taste amazing! please come before 7 for the best experience. or you will miss the bone. read more Bone soup are very fresh and taste amazing! please come before 7 for the best experience. or you will miss the bone.

Very delicious. If you don't know what's Kaledo. It's a soup that has tom yum like taste. The place was okay and value for money was worth it. Just upgrade the... read more Very delicious. If you don't know what's Kaledo. It's a soup that has tom yum like taste. The place was okay and value for money was worth it. Just upgrade the place and it'll be beyond awesome

A good place to try Kaledo, a famous traditional food in Palu. The place was clean and serving was fast. Kaledo taste was unique, as this is my first experience... read more A good place to try Kaledo, a famous traditional food in Palu. The place was clean and serving was fast. Kaledo taste was unique, as this is my first experience, spicy sour beef soup. Cost us around 160k for three person.

This is a native cuisine. Palu indigenous food. Kaledo stands for KAki LEmbu DOnggala (Donggalan bull leg . Its a meat-bone soup, generally a femur bone with it... read more This is a native cuisine. Palu indigenous food. Kaledo stands for KAki LEmbu DOnggala (Donggalan bull leg . Its a meat-bone soup, generally a femur bone with its bone marrow. Served with steamed rice. An extra salt, spicy condiments, chopped lime fruit available on the desks. Less than 5 bucks include drinks. Taste good, but I prefer Konro soup of Makassar :