Mad Ronin Petitenget

4 Neoseanner (Steven Sean) - 2 months ago

Mad ronin, one of good ramen place in bali. Soup tastes above average, ingredients are great , gyoza taste average , the soy sauce for gyoza tastes a bit off. The ramen noodle a little bit flour-y? Place looks comfy with some retro decorations. Two arcade machine is playable inside. Price is average , a little bit more expensive. Not the first option to buy ramen , but would come again sometimes. Also , won't buy the gyoza again.

4 Meike Dwi Setiawati Kuncoro - 6 months ago

Came here at 11 am waited a bit until it was opened. The place wasn't so big. I bet if there were many people we would need to queue for a while. I tried the hell tonkotsu and it was great. The broth was tasty and they also gave a generous portion of sliced pork although for me the pork wasn't so tender. They give free egg on Wednesdays. In my opinion it's a bit too pricey, far more expensive than those ramen restaurants in Jakarta. However, it still worths trying.

1 Sisca Oktavia - 9 months ago

Here’s my first come and last visit here,

Not welcoming at all, the staff only give us the menu and then bye. They only answered I asked something.

When they serve the food, we didn’t have the chopsticks and we asked to the cashier girl but the amazing thing, she give us like 3-5 pairs chopsticks while just the two of us sitting on the table?

Very disappointed with this kind of place and I think we deserved a good food, good service and same price with other ramen place.

5 Brian Blas - 3 months ago

Love the vibe of this place. Samurai themed skateboard decor, hand painted artwork on the walls, tufted tiger rug, painted brick and vertical subway tiles everywhere. There were even Wakizashi door handles at the front of the restaurant. Good Lo-Fi hip hop music played the entire time we were there, and there were a couple of free to play 16 bit arcade games. The place seems to be the personal expression of an owner who loves japanese street aesthetic and a simple, good tasting bowl of ramen.

Now for the food... We had the "Tonkotsu Black Garlic" and "Tonkotsu Classic" ramen, as well as a side of Karaage. Everything tasted as it should and was cooked perfectly. The Karaage was juicy inside and crispy outside, ramen had a great full bodied broth and a little more umami and salty kick in the black garlic version. The noodles were firm, and the ingredients were all in proportion. We loved the black garlic bowl for the novelty, but the classic was more familiar and arguably just as delicious.

4 Karima Duhita - 10 months ago

a nice interior ramen place in Petitenget. they don't have plenty of seats but the decoration and the ambience is really nice.

went here for dinner, and ordered the classic and garlic one + gyoza. they didnt blew me away, it was an okay. the meat was not tender, a little hard to chew. personally we like the garlic better because it has more kick to it

the gyoza came really late after we finish our ramen. extra points for friendly service tho

not my favorite place to eat ramen but definitely a must try for those who havent tried!

4 Donny Juhari - 5 months ago

The broth and noodle are good, although not the best experience of Ramen in Bali for me. Also why the dark vibe at the premises? Parking space is not too spacious and located in the crowded street.

4 Immanuel Ambhara - 6 months ago

Good ramen, I like the classic tonkotsu better than the black garlic one. There is a game arcade that you can play while waiting for your food. Btw it's an indoor restaurant with cool air conditioner (an important thing in Bali!).