Mie Naripan
A Bandung noodle shop with a long history, serving classic dry and soup noodle dishes since 1965.
Before you go
Menu items, prices and hours can change. Check directly with the restaurant before visiting.
Based on the original Sasak Tour visit. Reconfirm the current hours, menu and group seating before visiting.
A long-running Bandung noodle shop
The original source dates Mie Naripan to 1965 and focuses on its old-fashioned setting, springy noodles and Chinese Indonesian food heritage. Its appeal lies in a familiar local noodle-shop meal, rather than a new restaurant designed around a fashionable interior.
Sweet or savoury yamien
Yamien Asin is the savoury option, while Yamien Manis adds a sweeter seasoning. The source also lists soup noodles, bihun, bakso and pangsit. Confirm whether your chosen bowl uses chicken or pork: the restaurant is described as non-halal in the original guide.
Recommended dishes
Sweet or savoury yamien, noodle soup, bihun, bakso and wontons.
Hours & contact from the original guide
Daily 08:00–21:00. Dining note: This restaurant serves pork and is not halal. Reconfirm these details directly before visiting.
Photo gallery · 17 photos
Photographs from the original Sasak Tour guide. Restaurant interiors, menus and dishes may have changed since these images were taken.
Location & contact information
Jl. Naripan No. 108, Kebon Pisang, Sumur Bandung 40112.