IPPUDO Bangsar Shopping Centre

Evita Dwirasanti

I think it's difficult to find Japanese noodles much like Japan. We still don't have Tsurutontan in Malaysia that is by far the very best noodle eating place eventhough its Udon rather than Ramen with 2 hr ques at Haneda Airport terminal which people await beforetheir flight arriving earlier at the airport simply for this cafe. But Ippudo in BSC has been very good though just 2 slices of meats which I think ought to be at the very least 3-5 slices like Singapore, the ramen broth will be lighter and feels healthier to consume. Overall the costs are high nonetheless it will be Bangsar. The salmon salad had been therefore refreshing and another special dish is their 'meats bun'. Also their fried rice that i never purchase as a selection amongst a Japanese menus made me starving to use as it looked also it did taste so excellent. The only real place I'll purchase Japanese fried rice! Insane!

Foodie Gurme

I was looking towards enjoying a Mother's Time lunch with my hubby as of this restaurant. I was not to the joint in Malaysia before although I have already been to the main one in Japan. Nevertheless, my expertise was below par. We both purchased aramen each and had asked for plain normal water. The waiter educated us that the cafe fees RM3.30 for 'Ippudo drinking drinking water' which we assumed was water in bottles. We clarified that people just wanted tap or filtration system water. We were after that told that whatever drinking water we order - whether warm or cool or iced, we'd incur the same cost - ie RM3.30. We thought it had been ridiculous to cover so much for drinking water and made a decision to order GREEN TEA EXTRACT instead which expenses about RM5.50 per pot. We afterwards observed that some other patrons who ordered drinking water were served normal water in glasses. Nothing at all fancy. Just basic ole normal water. Not Evian, Not really San Pellegrino. Simply "Ippudo NORMAL WATER". I would not go back to this establishment because as a issue of principle, I really do not support companies who elect to rip their clients off by charging them exorbitant charges for water. I'd accept (begrudgingly, without doubt) the very least charge for drinking water. But any other thing more than RM1.50 is daylight robbery considering my analysis which shows that it could cost these establishments only RM2.30 for 1,000 litres of water! Imagine the profit-margins these greedy businessmen are usually making! Food itself has been alright, nothing extraordinary. I've had much better ramen. The pork bun had been decent and was most likely the highlight of my encounter. I will certainly not be heading back to aid them and would request you to consider seeking elsewhere for the ramen or Japanese meals fix until they reconsider their charges for plain drinking water.