Ramen 38 Sanpachi • Mayfair
- Mayfair, Jl. Sukajadi No.228 Lt.1, Pasteur, Bandung Utara, Kota Bandung, Jawa Barat 40153, Indonesia
Today · 11 am–10 pm
- Sunday: 11 am–10 pm
- Monday: 11 am–10 pm
- Tuesday: 11 am–10 pm
- Wednesday: 11 am–10 pm
- Thursday: 11 am–10 pm
- Friday: 11 am–10 pm
- Saturday: 11 am–10 pm
- +62 22 2036838
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Best japanese lunch set in town! Complete with miso soup, pickle, and dessert. Their chahan is also very tasty and smoky. I love their ramen too.
View on GoogleLove their gyoza most! Recommended! You can order pork/chicken
View on GoogleStrategic area Comfort food for kids and adults Definately will come here soon again!
View on GoogleSanpachi has been existed since a decade ago or more than that. The reason of course bcs they always maintain the good quality of the food. Located on the 2nd floor of mayfair building, it's easy to reach from downtown of bdg. For ramen lovers, their tonkotsu is one of the best in town. I like yakimeshi here, it's a simple dish without much spices. Maybe you can reach more visitors (especially for those who don't know there is authentic ramen here) by posting some advertisement or inviting food blogger to review sanpachi.
View on GoogleI went in with low expectations, but the tonkotsu ramen that I ordered failed to meet even that low level of expectation. The tonkotsu broth, which had zero thickness and richness that you would expect from an authentic tonkotsu ramen, tasted even worse than the instant tonkotsu ramen that you can buy in Japanese convenient stores. The noodle, too, was clearly not freshly made. The kuro ramen, which my partner ordered, was not any better. Had the price been more economical, the poor quality of the ramen served at this restaurant could have been forgiven. However, the tonkotsu ramen costs 81k here. And, with that price, the topping is limited to one slice of chashu. Egg is not included. To be honest, I feel cheated. I do not expect Fukuoka-quality tonkotsu in Bandung, but this just is not proper tonkotsu ramen by any measure (anyone who says otherwise, you can safely assume, has not tried authentic Hakata ramen). If you are craving ramen, I suggest that you just grab a Japanese cup noodle from the nearby Papaya Supermarket. At least you'd be paying significantly less.
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