Bakmi Jogja Bengawan

4 Andi Satyagir - 5 days ago

Authentic jogja noodle place, seeves bakmi, bihun, etc with 3 different style of serving (godhok, goreng, nyemek). Place has a vintage classic indo-dutch ambient to it, and the servants have a javanese accent (and occasionally uses javanese) even though the place is obviously in the middle of Bandung. Food was nice and comforting, portion is okay-ish, price for meals around Rp20-30k. Parking for cars are on the side of the road. One flaw i think of the place is the fact that they have an angklung ornament, which sometimes is played by toddlers which can be a bit noisy.

5 Albert Pranata - a month ago

One of the best Jogja noodle (bakmi Jogja) restaurants in Bandung. The atmosphere and the building really support the atmosphere of Yogyakarta. Also supported by Javanese sinden and staff who are fluent in Javanese Kromo language. For the price it is quite affordable, but it is difficult to park a car. Must-try menus: Bakmi godhog, nyemek, fried bananas (pisang goreng), and tea pots of rock sugar (teh poci gula batu).

5 Yudi Yusanto Susanto - 6 months ago

The place is quite big and the food is great! Recommended to those who want to eat with afforable price.

5 zalika azani - a year ago

I've always loved to eating mi jogja in here. Mi nyemek are highly recomended, you should try! ???? By the way the photos uploaded during the pandemic, so we ate in the car

4 Ines Kurniasari - a year ago

A top notch authentic Bakmie Jogja I've ever taste in Bandung with very reasonable price!!! The drinks and side dishes are remarkable too. The place itself is cozy and traditional, makes you want to spend a lot of time here, really. If only we can understand Javanese cause we had a difficult time communicating with the staffs, using more Indonesian for non Javanese costumers maybe?

4 Natassya Anza - 2 years ago

This is actually the 3rd most delicious Bakmi Jogja I've ever taste right after the OG Bakmi Jogja Pak Pele and Bakmi Jogja Berkah Roso (in Depok). The taste is quite good. The noodle is a bit smaller than the usual bakmi Jogja. The eggs' not blends into the broth which makes it a bit "empty", it also use kampong chicken there. Overall I love the taste of this Bakmi Godhog. And the ambience makes you feel like you're in Jogja, the people serves you in java traditional clothes and they actually speak Javanese!
Good food u0026 great vibe u003d happy me!

5 Brigita Advenia - 7 months ago

All of food that serves here taste delicious! Bakmie goreng and nasi goreng are very recommended to try.