I found this place because my friend wanted to try mie bangladesh, so we googled it and came across this place. First impression to the place was that it had a spacious parking space, and the place was right after the u-turn, honestly a plus for me! When we got out of the car, we were a bit skeptical because there was no other customer there, and at first glance it was a bit dirty. The paint on the walls were coming off. And their music was LOUD. They have an indoor and outdoor area, it was pretty hot so we went to the indoor area (absolutely do not go there 😭) it reeks of wet carpet—super unpleasant so we got out immediately lol... also the speaker inside the room was also super LOUD 😔 After we got out and sat we ordered their mie bangladesh and omega egg pudding(?), the food came out pretty fast and smelled really good! The soup in my opinion tasted very good, just the right amount of spice. The downside was that the noodle didn't really taste like anything, despite the soup being good. The broth just didn't get absorbed by the noodle. I honestly was a bit disappointed by that. This was I think my second time trying out mie Bangladesh, and my first time was better tbh. I think they need to cook it longer because if I'm being honest, I expect mie Bangladesh to have those slightly overcooked noodle texture with thick soup, this one doesn't. It just didn't really hit 💔💔 the other place I tried before also gave me kerupuk singkong that was BOMB, this one they didn't have any... (i didn't ask but it also wasn't on the menu) I didn't go to the bathroom so I can't tell you what it looks like. I personally wouldn't really recommend going here judging from the ambiance and the taste of the food... Some improvements can be made, lower the volume of the music, check the indoor area, provide kerupuk, cook the noodles a bit longer to make sure the noodle absorbs the broth taste, and make the soup thicker!

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Happened to stop by after playing billiards. For food I ordered the nasgor paloh, yeah it tasted okay, my friend ordered the mie bangladesh and said it was okay too. What felt pretty pricey was definitely the drinks though, iced teh tarik for 19k and the glass is a fancy glass 💔. I mean, even if we're talking about 'originality', teh tarik usually comes in those smaller-sized beer glasses, you know. Overall people who hang out mostly drink, right, so if there's no evaluation of the drinks, it's gonna be quiet, that's my input.

The Mie Bangladesh is really delicious, the Sumatran spices really come through, the broth is pretty tasty. Too bad the coffee is lacking. Nice and comfortable atmosphere Friendly and fast service Spacious and secure parking