Mokkori Silom Ramen in Bangkok: fotos, bewertungen

Über

Mokkori Silom Ramen in Bangkok is a mid-priced Japanese restaurant with an inviting atmosphere and a commendable 4.5-star rating on Google. This popular eatery offers a variety of dishes suitable for lunch and dinner, including beef, pork, seafood, and vegan options. Their ramen, known for its delightful flavors and textures, is a particular favorite among diners.

The menu extends to an excellent Shio soup, soy sauce boiled pork, and fried liver. Smaller dishes, like the croquettes with a delicious dipping sauce and the standout kimchi with rice, are also available and satisfying.

The decor adds to the charm with memorabilia of Thai movie stars, the owners, and Thai fighting fishes, while newspapers in Thai, English, and Japanese offer some reading material.

Mokkori Silom Ramen welcomes families with a children's menu and caters to various needs with options for food delivery, takeaway, reservations, and payments by credit card. Enjoy a relaxing meal with an alcoholic beverage or a hearty bowl of ramen in this friendly and cozy setting.

Preis

$$$$ 300 - 400 THB

Mahlzeiten

Lunch, Dinner

Küchen

Japanese

Dienstleistungen

Delivery, Takeaway, Reservations available

Angebot

Serving alcohol

Bezahlung

Payment by credit card

4.4

basierend auf 1.806 bewertungen

Google

4.5/5 922 bewertungen

Facebook

4.3/5 884 bewertungen

darrenjay jay

Essen: 5
Dienstleistung: 5
Atmosphäre: 5

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THAI SANPO FUJII

Essen: 5
Dienstleistung: 5
Atmosphäre: 5

ラーメン居酒屋なのでラーメン以外のサイドオーダー類がとても充実している。ご主人は俳優業を兼任でタイのＣＭや映画にも出演している……けれども本業はこちら。日本各地のＢ級グルメの再現に熱心な店で、地方各都市の名物料理が揃っている。店内の装飾もなかなか笑える。

Rich Akers

Essen: 5
Dienstleistung: 5
Atmosphäre: 5

Check out this incredible bowl of ramen. You ever seen chashu like this? Pork this thick should be in a rap video. Char-grilled chashu, juicy smokey, and rich. Egg noodles just this side of al-dente, perfectly chewy but nowhere near chalky. The shoyu miso broth was... Shoyu-y and miso-y in even proportion. Sorry, I'm no ramen expert. I just looked for the thumbs up sign and pointed confidently and I was not disappointed. I can tell you it was both light and filling. Tangy, savory, and deeply satisfying. The restaurant is owned and operated by Suzuki Norio who left a life as a sarariman in Japan to become an actor and chef. The walls of this wood paneled noodle house are covered in autographed photos of Suzuki-san with actors such as the late Michael Clarke Duncan and Game of Thrones actor Michiel Huisman, and inexplicably, cartoons of the actor/chef as a tomato or an octopus. In his own words: “Dreams Aren’t Meant for Looking at” This ramen isn't either.