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Marugame Udon is a udon specialized restaurant based in Takamatsu, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, and it has branches in several countries, including South Korea, the United States, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Malaysia.<\/p>\n

I still remember when Marugame Udon first opened in the Mal Bali Galeria shopping mall; it was bustling with people eager to enjoy their udon. Of course, I also visited there often with friends to savor a bowl of udon. Now, they operate a total of three locations in Bali, including branches in the Living World shopping mall in Gatot Subroto and Teuku Umar.<\/p>\n

Among them, I frequently visit the Marugame Udon Denpasar branch on Jl. Teuku Umar, as it\u2019s the largest and truly captures the unique atmosphere of Marugame.<\/p>\n

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Marugame is a city in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, known for its delicious udon, a traditional Japanese noodle dish.<\/p>\n

While I didn\u2019t find the traditional family business story I expected, Marugame Udon has quickly expanded since its launch in 2000 and continues to enjoy steady popularity as an udon chain.<\/p>\n

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Marugame Udon is located at the multi-lane roundabout on Jl. Teuku Umar.<\/span><\/p>\n

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In Indonesian, a roundabout is called a “Bunderan.” While it’s not wrong to refer to this place as Bunderan, the roundabouts in Bali each have their own unique names.<\/p>\n

So, it\u2019s more accurate to call this spot Simpang Enam.<\/p>\n

The “Enam” in Simpang Enam means ‘6,’ indicating that six roads converge here.<\/p>\n

Nearby, you’ll find Akasaka Karaoke, along with several cafes and restaurants, including Fore Coffee and KFC. Fore Coffee seems to be an Indonesian caf\u00e9 franchise, and since it’s conveniently located and looks quite popular, I\u2019m definitely planning to check it out next time.<\/p>\n

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When I entered, the striking building of Marugame Udon immediately stood out.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Originally, this structure preserved the traditional Balinese architectural style, but with the arrival of Marugame Udon, some modern elements were introduced. Sleek decorations were added to the windows and exterior walls, giving the restaurant a cleaner and more contemporary look, while the basic facade, roof, and entrance still reflected traditional Balinese design.<\/p>\n

The brick exterior beautifully showcased the warm colors and textures typical of Balinese architecture, and the added decorations complemented the elegant design. Notably, the roof maintained its traditional Balinese style, harmonizing with white pillars that enhanced the overall neat appearance. This blend of tradition and modernity offered visitors a familiar yet refreshing experience.<\/p>\n

The parking lot in front of the restaurant was quite spacious, accommodating numerous vehicles.<\/p>\n

The pathway from the parking area to the restaurant was well-maintained, lined with tropical trees that created an exotic atmosphere.<\/p>\n

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When I stepped into the restaurant, I was instantly surrounded by the unique Japanese vibe of Marugame Udon, which felt so different from what I had seen outside.
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