PÒ Noodle Bar

4 Renata Purba - 6 months ago

I only ordered dim sum here and it tastes good. My friends ordered dry and broth noodle, all were good. But nothing spectacular that make us want to go back there. The ambience is Cantonese style with dim lit atmosphere. Personally I don't like the place with poor light. You pay for around 100k for a bowl of noodle and ice tea.

4 Yew Wai K - 2 months ago

Decent place for no fuss, quick and fairly affordable noodles. It’s interior and ambience brings a unique vibe. Came here for dinner on a Sunday and it was rather empty, no queue needed

4 Agista Jung - 5 months ago

We had an iftar here, I ordered the dry noodle (Ja Mian) Mamu (hot and spicy) and Teh Susu. I won’t complain about the noodles because it’s still to my liking though for me it’s quite saltier that I expected. Spiciness is okay, heat kicks in, toppings are royal and good. Portion-wise is okay, not too much, not less either. We also had Sibijibi Sukiaw and BS Sukiaw. Both are good. Crispiness extent to what I had expected, filling is good, taste delicious ????????

What is the thing not to my liking? Its Teh Susu, I don’t like too aromatic drinks. For me it’s not just sweet but too aromatic. I couldn’t enjoy the spice on the drinks.

Ambience is good, service is excellent. Though the place is quite small and the lights are too dim. Would I recommend it to you? 8/10 recommended ????????

4 Fajriah Julianti - 3 months ago

The noodle was good but a bit hard to chew. The broth was not as expected, too salty for me and a bit sour. The beef was soooo good and contains a bit fat. Great bitee

The dumpling was also soo yummy (bcs of the fat also)

5 Anzel Elazar - 6 months ago

Tried the You Mian, I think the menu has been updated since the last time I was here. The taste was good and I loved the broth. The portion was very reasonable but the price was a bit on the expensive side (70k for the beef You Mian) imo.

For the place, however, the vibe and atmosphere were are very lovely! Will go back again and recommend this to my friends

4 Talitha Kirana - 2 months ago

the place looks small from the front, but its actually quite spacious inside. the waiter was very helpful and friendly! i did not remember the name of the menu that I ordered, but the i bought their dry spicy noodle. it tasted a bit like mala, but less spicy. they provided garlic oil too, if you like the noodle to be more savory. i love the noodle texture, it's chewy but soft. the beef is also perfectly cooked u0026 tender.

i did not really like their dimsum, thought that it would be a bit spicy since it has jalapeno in it, but it tasted more tangy and sour. personally, i think the sauce also does not help the taste.

3 Ami Savitri - 6 months ago

I came here around 1 PM on a Wednesday... BUT since Jakarta was still in PPKM level 3, the place was pretty much empty (although next door coffee shop is quite busy ????). I don't know if it's the time of the day, or maybe that's how it is nowadays. Since it was pretty empty, I could choose any seat I want, and the service was quite fast.

FOOD WISE
I ordered the Mámù Mian; or noodle with spicy (mala flavor) broth. If you ever taste Mie Sedaap the Red Curry flavor, that is how this broth remind me of ????. Add the garlic oil or chili oil if you want. I like spicy broth so this one fits me nicely. Not sure about the bean crust though, since I thought it would be crispy.

I also ordered B.S. Suikiaw. This was the one that I didn't like very much. It was VERY OILY, like I ate it and all those oils dropped from the suikiaw and my mouth ????

So I guess around 4 stars for the noodle but 2 stars for the suikiaw. Which is why I could only rate it 3-stars at the moment. Oh yes, the place is rather small from the outside so you couldn't really park here. You must park on the side of the street

PS: Noodle + Suikiaw + Tea u003d around Rp. 148K (include tax and service)