Search locations or food
OR
Sign up
Pallubasa | Traditional Soup From Makassar, Indonesia | TasteAtlas

Pallubasa

Pallubasa is a traditional dish originating from Makassar, South Sulawesi. It can be classified as a thick soup or a thin stew. It's made with a combination of beef or water buffalo meat and offal, along with the broth and various spices. The creamy broth is a result of the addition of sautéed grated coconut to the dish.


Once prepared, pallubasa is typically served with a big plate of rice and the fiery hot sambal sauce on the side.

Serve with

Side Dish

Burasa

Burasa is a traditional rice cake hailing from the Bugis Muslim community in Makassar. The rice cake is made from rice that's cooked in coconut milk. It seems simple, ... Read more

Sauce

Sambal

This quintessential Southeast Asian condiment is usually made only with spicy chili peppers and salt. It is occasionally adapted with lime juice, onions, sugar, ginger,... Read more

WHERE TO EAT The best Pallubasa in the world (according to food experts)

1
Recommended by Akbar Raf
The taste is so good with raw egg yolk

Konro

3.6
South Sulawesi, Indonesia

Coto Makassar

4.2
Makassar, Indonesia

Sop saudara

n/a
Makassar, Indonesia

Burasa

n/a
Makassar, Indonesia

Ratings

n/a
Like
100%
Indifferent
0%
Don't like
0%
Ate it? Rate it
Wanna try?
Add to list