Place: small, a bit dark, japanese restaurant in Soi 39. You can see the kitchen, and the staff shouts a warm "welcome" in japanese everytime a customer comes in. Menu: in japanese, thai, and english, large choice or Ramen, as well as many other side dishes. Food: excellent, really. Probably the best ramen I've had so far, lot of meat... More

So many good ramen restaurants in Bangkok, this one manages to stand out. I would give it 5 stars except sometimes their meat is too fatty. More

One of the best original japanese ramen in Bangkok. The taste is like i had in Japan. But this original "tonkatsu" ramen is a bit oily and salty that someone may don't like it. More

Bankara is one of the 'nearest thing to the original' ramen shop in Bangkok. You walk in to the shop, and with the atmosphere, you starts to feels like walking into Japan. There are Japanese customers, Japanese chefs in the kitchen, Japanese-written signs...and Japanese-speaking staff. I ordered Shashu Tonkotsu Ramen. Tonkotsu, or pork soup, ramen is my favourite Japanse ramen... More

sometime my freind and me go to Soi 39 for very good and very cheap noodle soup almost taste same Thai style but taste not same but very good and we like very much. this place close to soi 38 so we go many times both place to eat together. very good food and not expensive and people nice to... More

My husband and our 2 teenagers had a nice lunch here. The food was tasty and the soup bowls were huge. I loved the condiments on the table. Lots of choices on the menu. More

Without a doubt the best ramen in Bangkok. Love the fatty pork belly here... drooling as I type this. You will feel like you are in Japan in this restaurant as most of the customers are Japanese. The quality of the food is very high - Japanese standard. The ramen is expensive by Bangkok standards but not by Japanese ones,... More

Initially I was intending on hitting up the katsu joint just nextdoor when Bankara caught my eye. I usually eat ramen on soi 33 1/2 so was definitely curious to see if this would serve as a nice alternative. I'm glad I did since this is definitely spot I save for those days when I need some comfort-food. I will... More

Atmosphere: This casual place is a bit of a time machine. The Japanese greetings and attention give you a peaceful feeling. Gourmet: Besides their original ramen (160baht) they offer the classics like Syouyu, Miso, Shiou and Tonkatsu. They also have donburi and gyouza (dumplings) for 80baht. The different sauces, ginger and fresh garlic on your table add to the experience... More