Lomie Lian Hoa

4 Christian Hardy - a week ago

Quite expensive, medium portion, and tastes good. I tried "Lomie Polos" and "Nasi Tim", both tastes good, but quite pricey (each around 50K Rupiah). Services were satisfying. The place was not too big, clean, and quite comfortable. Must try and good place to eat for lomie lover.

Last visit on: 25 September 2022, 11:20 AM

5 Bayu Ubay - 9 months ago

They have good selection of fried fritters and delicious noodle with sweet thick broth and regular dry noodle also. The service was polite and quick, typical of a family run shop. Parking was easy on the side of the street.

4 F Jeanne - 6 months ago

One of the early lomie shop. The noodle serves in thick soup. The best lomie so far. It also serves baso goreng ( fried meatball), pork satay, etc. It's a little pricey.

5 denys ignatius - a month ago

You will love the taste of their noodle beside their lomie of course.. the best side dish is lumpia shanghai and baso goreng. If you like non fried side dish you can try baso tahu and siomay, taste good.

A lil bit pricey but it is worth with the taste!!

You can park your car/motorcycle beside the street if you're lucky you can park right in the front of their restaurant

Their interior vibe is chinese-indonesian vintage haha a lil bit old and coule bring back memories of your childhood

3 Setiawaty Lukman - 3 years ago

Located at Jalan Astana Anyar Bandung, in the typical old building. Served the sweet noodle with brown thick soup. Also available pig organ with soy sauce and delicious fried pork meat ball. Try the Nasi Tim (steam rice with minced pork). Quicked served.

4 pianized - 5 years ago

Decent chicken meat used. Chilli sauce is pretty pretty hot. Apart from lo mie (noodle in sticky broth), they serve standard soup/dry noodles.

3 Taurus Leo - 3 years ago

This noodle shop has been in business for very long time and it's quite popular especially on Sunday.

They offer Yamien, Lomie, Nasi Tim and etc.

Tried the lomie but don't really like it, the soup flavor was toward salty and personally I prefer sweet lomie.

But the Yamien Asin is quite good and flavorful, though a bit greasy too much eating will feel bloated. They also offer ngohiong (sunday only), baso goreng, kekian goreng etc. Baso goreng here is standard, I can't recommend it, but kekian goreng is quite special because it's so crispy.

Their pricing is a bit expensive, maybe because they already in business for long time.

Portion is standard, enough to fill the stomach. Restaurant is clean and service was fast, except on weekends.

I ate here twice, but I don't think I will come back here soon to eat again.