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Honaji Ramen Central IX is a japanese in Suan Luang, Bangkok — Trust Score 80.2/100 based on 117 verified Google reviews (63% real-reviewer ratio).

Honaji Ramen Central IX

📍 Suan Luang, Bangkok🍱 JapaneseUpdated 15d ago
80
Trust Score
Excellent
Rating
41
Volume
25
Local Gd
10
Authority
4
4.1
117 reviews
AI Verified · 82% realTop 24% in Japanese
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Quality trend
Improving
1+ year ago
4.00
30 reviews
3-12 months
4.43
37 reviews
Last 3 months
4.58
12 reviews
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Usually very busy right now
Community rating
4.2★★★★783 votes
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Delicious / Tasty×33Spicy×8Affordable×6Fresh ingredients×3Authentic×1Fast service×1Expensive×1Generous portions×1

What Google Reviewers Say About Honaji Ramen Central IX

5Emmy Than

I want ramen and spicy food at the same time so I tried the spicy tonkatsu ramen. YES! It truly is spicy. Im satisfied! The store makes you feel like you are having a meal in Japan :)

5John Jensen

The Nagoya Miso Kakuni ramen was great. At 180 THB, it’s very good value. The included pork, veggies and soup tasted very good. I’ll definitely be back again.

5Ana Nekrasova

Extremely tasty ramen for surprisingly low price. Definitely worth to come - menu is quite wide and all we tried in a few days was amazing

About Honaji Ramen Central IX

Location
 135 Rama IX Rd, Suan Luang, Bangkok 10310, Thailand
Cuisine
Japanese
Trust Score
80.2/100 — Highly credible reviews

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