Bakmi Sui-Sen has been one of my family's favorite restaurants for years. Whenever we're in Pasar Baru, there's a good chance we'll end up having lunch here. We've been coming since I was in high school, and it's one of those places that never really leaves our rotation. I always keep my order simple with their Bakmi Babi Panggang. The noodles have a nice springy texture and are coated in a savory sauce that's flavorful without being too oily. The roasted pork is tender, slightly caramelized, and has a wonderful balance of sweet and savory flavors. It's a comforting bowl that never disappoints. Meanwhile, my mom almost always orders either the Locupan or the Nasi Campur. The Locupan features silky rice sheets in a light, comforting broth, while the Nasi Campur comes with a generous assortment of roasted pork and classic toppings, making it a satisfying meal with plenty of variety. One of the reasons we keep coming back is the consistency. The food has tasted just as good over the years, and it's become part of our family's tradition whenever we visit Pasar Baru. Sometimes the best restaurants aren't the newest or trendiest—they're the ones filled with memories. And for us, Bakmi Sui-Sen is definitely one of those places. 🍜❤️

An overrated local noodle shop. We had better at other bakmi places in the nearby area. Its taste was bland. Quite disappointing to come here.

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Bakmi Sui-Sen located at Plaza Metro Atom Pasar Baru Jl.Gereja Ayam. You can park on the side of the street there will be attendant will assist. Dining area is spacious , clean and neat ( no aircon ) One of legend noodle in Pasar Baru Order Bakmi Babi and Pangsit Kuah Note : Not Halal

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Ah, there are so much things to be said about this place. It was our family’s one-stop noodle shop since forever ‘til 2019—before we were just too lazy to go out for grocery shopping on Saturday morning. Glad I still have the chance to enjoy the delicious bakmi as it was! I also enjoyed their nasi campur back then but for now, bakmi ayam is just enough to me for its flavor that you might expect for a traditional chinese noodle. A little bit oily, chicken is also tasty. Must try for their condiments: bakso goreng and pangsit goreng! A little bit personal but we met the owner when we took the elevator together. He was pretty nice and told us a little joke when my parents greeted him (he’s too familiar as we often ate at his shop). Outside the restaurant, turn left and turn right. There are lots of traditional snacks you can buy. I personally love talam ubi sold at this market.

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Old classic bakmi restaurant that’s been there for a long time, still very good.