Place is not so hard to find, just about 3 minutes walk from Thamrin Plaza. Lots of place for car to park, too, since it's quite deserted (which is totally not concerning at night). The place feels like a regular food shop; lively, cooking, feel at home kind. First floor might be quite noisy when it's cooking but the vibe is comfy. Dunno about second floor but supposedly it has cubicles. Music is only acoustics with mostly Japanese instruments. The food is not bad. A bit pricey even not with genuine ingredients, but it's passable. Food selection is not bad. The egg is supposed to be half-boiled-ish, but it came out nearly boiled when it arrived. Such a shame. All in all, not bad for a one-time try. Might go back again someday.

+2

For the vegan food the fried rice is super delicious, i like it a lot, fot the ramen maybe the taste is so so, the Vegetable smells so strong on the ramen soup, recommend to eat here, the price is not really expensive because the portion is big, on the second floor the place is like we eat ramen at japan 👍

+3

The place is unique because it is designed like a Japanese restaurant, especially on the 2nd floor. The food is delicious and lots of types, only the price is a little expensive 😅

+3

The food have good tasted. The portion is big. The place lil bit hot

I had a disappointing experience with the ramen at this restaurant. I ordered the ramen with enoki mushrooms (Rp. 9,000), but I found the portion of enoki to be too small for the price. Additionally, they charged extra for the egg, bringing my total for the ramen to Rp. 74,000. This felt excessive, especially since the dish consisted of basic ramen, unpalatable vegetarian meat, minimal vegetables, seaweed, enoki, and the egg. The naturi fried rice is really good tho. However, the overall experience was marred by the unpleasant environment, as the room was filled with mosquitoes and cleanliness was lacking. The service was also frustratingly slow; I waited an hour for my food.