Ramen Bankara (avenue K)

I felt like I was in Japan in a traditional house that boiled ramen by Japanese cook. The raven is so incredible and super tasty!!! But you need to know what kind of rags you want to eat, as some of them have strong and rich taste. The bowl per serving is large and I can even finish it

Known for his fat pig broth. After I tried both Bankara and Tonkotsu wheels, I prefer them personally, as I find that the broth is much more tasteful. My decision is that if you just like it beautiful, go to Bankara; if you have an exotic taste buds, Tonkotsu ramen is what you are looking for. If you are not on a tight budget, go for the with kakuni (braised pork). It brings the best out of the court. The surrounding area here is much quieter and more comfortable than the other branch located in a popular shopping center in KL.

Portion is good. Food tastes nice.The ramen is a little oily to me. Get free dessert but I'm not keen on the taste.

Non-Halalal This place is my favorite to walk place when I feel like eating Japanese meal and pork. Absolutely love the food option here, especially your delicious Bratpork. I would always go for her signature Kakuni Bankara Ramen if I were looking for noodles, or Buta Kakuni Don with Onsen Tamago and additional Kakuni if I stayed for rice. It's a sinful and happy meal for me, and I'd be over if I'm in KL for more than a day. Staff are really friendly, and it is located on Avenue K, easy access via LRT.

Clean ambience Japanese style restaurant. His half occupied when I reached 12.20 on the weekend, almost the whole house at 1:00. The staff that served me is kind. I ordered Kakuni Bankara (Rm 38), the broth is oily and heavy. In a heavy taste person, so in ok, when eating with the rams and the scalings will taste soup less greasy. The kakuni (brake pig bell) is so good! But note that it comes with fat. So healthy eaters could consider choosing other type of ramen. The Menma (Bamboo shoot) is also delicious and crispy. Chashu not nice. My pane doesn't taste fresh. The part of my bowl is very full. But why don't all rams come with egg? Ni Tamago is classified as additional topping with rm 3.50 cost. When I finished the rams, I realized that the broth was very salty! For the first time, I can't stop the Ramenbrühe! So, yes, it's salty broth, even I as a heavy taster kept the broth to drink 2 sips. Done my green tea pretty fast because of the broth. I thought they usually offer free refill green tea, but no one comes to refill for me... the small cup green tea is rm 5 before taxes... not always refill