The resto now housed both the noodle shop and another that specialises in rice. Ordered tempong ayam with nasi jeruk. It was the first time i had nasi jeruk (aka rice with shredded kefir lime leaves i think and some other condiments). Taste was good and really refreshing to me as i never had before. Also has mie ayam. Noodle texture was on point, its full of umami. Just one point : both the nasi tempong (with rice, fried chicken, tempe, tofu, blanched vege) and the mie ayam which is only plain noodle and minced chicken cost 30k each 🤣 I mean if you are hungry go for the rice. Perhaps noodle is much more expensive to made hence the big disparity in the serving/accompaniment vs the price.

+1

We tried the mie ayam (salty) and mie yamien (sweet) They taste decent and pricing is alright. Pickled veg (acar) was given and its still fresh. Condiment is complete and sanitary. Overall a place to go if you are craving for bakmi ayam in Bali (Bandung version)

+3

Wonderful taste of noodles. Fresh. A little small in the size (I think,but maybe that’s just me). The table is clean also the condiments on the table. Service was nice and pleasant. Alot to choose from on the menus. Not so many drinks to choose from. Not 5 stars because the toilet was broken and not usable, there’s a sign for it in on the door (I just assume that this has been a problem for sometime). This have to be fix. And a little inconvenient w/parking. PS: no pork here, since they’re muslim. FYI.

+1

Awful service. Absolutely awful. Average food and small portions, all the staff are completely clueless. Don’t like to leave such a negative review but would advise anyone to avoid.

Loved the noodles here. Super wholesome food and light on the wallet. Great option to grab a local meal around here. Definitely try out their cream of coconut drink, it delicious!!