Maru-san Ramen

Very good Ramen although a bit pricy for Palembang standards. What i like: the broth flavor and they are very generous about the chashu slices. Chicken Nanban is a must try. What i dont like: feel a little bit cramped. Service is a bit slow due to many visitors and limited staffs.

Tiny space japanese ramen restaurant in town, the medium level of ramen was a little bit hard to chew, maybe I should prefer tender or well cooked level. The taste is okay. Unfortunately the air conditioner not working well so it's not such a comfortable dining experience.

What an experience! Tried this local ramen shop in town and instantly became my favorite go-to ramen. Ordered three main dishes, Torikara Ramen, Spicy Miso Ramen, Truffle Tiger Don, very tempeted to order Gyoza and Takoyaki so we got one (came with some sort of chilli oil as condiment, was bomb 👌🏻). We enjoyed every spoon of it, both ramen had this rich and creamy broth, a bit bold to my liking but tasted very good overall! The place is neat and clean, the staffs very much friendly and accomodating. Will sure be back for more! Good job!

The best ramen in Palembang period. One of the best ramen I’ve had in Indo for sure.

Super delicious! I ordered spicy miso ramen, nicely thick broth, just perfect amount of spice, and the noodle is on point!

The Ramen is good! The place is very small though!

Pretty yummy ramen and the ambience is cozy and comfortable even though the area is tiny.

Been to Maru-san quite a few times now as by far this is one of the best tasting ramen I’ve had in Indonesia. But last night the dinner was just slightly lacking. The black garlic oil in our ramen wasn’t cooked quite enough (unlike usual) so it’s missing that deep roasty slightly bitter garlic flavour it needs. We did like most of the new items from the menu, but the crying tiger beef rice bowl was quite lacking. I am guessing they brined the meat? It had a very weird pastrami like notes. The meat fiber was kinda tough and it’s pretty smokey. The tepid warm rice also didn’t help. Otherwise, we still really enjoyed our dinner. Noodles were still as good as usual. The soup is nice rich, thick and flavourful. And the karaage as i’ve always said, it’s the best karaage in palembang. (Everyone who said that their karaage is lacking, probably never tasted real karaage as most karaage sold world wide is actually closer to tatsutaage which has a crispier texture, their version is more true to its origin). Edit: their front of house staffs are always really nice. Very attentive and polite as how it should be, really adds to the overall experience ^^