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Kedai Ucok Durian

Liburan ke Medan, tak lengkap jika belum mencoba durian di Kedai Ucok atau Pak Zainal Abidin. Kedainya terletak di Jalan KH Wahid Hasyim No 30-32 dan sudah terkenal di kalangan artis ibu kota hingga pejabat negara. Saking terkenalnya, Presiden Joko Widodo juga pernah mampir ke sini. Warung yang memiliki tagline ‘Belum ke Medan kalau tidak mampir ke Ucok Durian’ ini tak hanya menawarkan durian kupas, tapi juga pancake, durian beku, serta es krim durian. Rasanya nikmat dengan kualitas buah yang terbaik.

2. Mie Sop Methodist

Mie Sop ini juga dikenal dengan nama Bakso Methodist. Disebut demikian karena kuliner Medan ini dulunya berada di samping kampus Universitas Methodist Indonesia. Seporsi bakso kuliner legendaris Medan ini terdiri dari bola daging, mie kuning, bihun, kwetiau, kecambah, jeroan serta irisan daging. Belum lagi kaldunya yang bearoma sedap. Porsinya memang besar, tapi kamu bisa memesan setengah. Makin penasaran kan? Langsung saja datang ke Jalan T. Cik Ditiro.

3. Martabak Piring Murni

Sudah bosan dengan martabak biasa? Kamu wajib coba martabak piring yang cukup legendaris di Medan. Letaknya di Jalan Surabaya No. 39. Sesuai dengan namanya, camilan ini dicetak menggunakan piring di atas tungku arang. Kamu bisa memesan martabak tipis atau tebal dengan topping keju, meses, serta cokelat. Bungkusnya pun unik dengan menggunakan daun pisang. Soal rasa tak perlu diragukan lagi.

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Soto Medan Sinar Pagi

Belum ke Medan namanya kalau tak mencicipi sedapnya soto berkuah santan di RM Sinar Pagi. Tidak kalah tua dengan dua restoran sebelumnya, rumah makan yang berdiri sejak 1962 ini adalah tempat sarapan yang sangat populer. Tak hanya di kalangan warga lokal, tetapi juga para pelancong.

Semangkuk soto berkuah santan panas dengan irisan daging, pas disantap dengan nasi panas. Bumbunya yang kaya menjadi salah satu alasan kenapa warung soto ini tetap laris setelah puluhan tahun. Rumah Makan Sinar Pagi yang beralamat di Jalan Sei Deli No 2D ini buka dari pukul 07.00 WIB hingga pukul 15.00 WIB.

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