Food / Bandung
Mie Kocok Mang Dadeng
A well-known mie kocok specialist, serving yellow noodles with bean sprouts and beef tendon or kikil in a hot broth.
Why it is special
Mie kocok is one of the dishes closely associated with Bandung's local food identity, and Mang Dadeng is one of the long-running names in the category.
Local perspective
UPI's gastronomic inventory dates the shop tradition to the late 1950s and includes it among Bandung's legacy food stops.
What to expect
A hot, hearty bowl of mie kocok. Verify the storefront and today's stock before travelling.
Best time to visit
No reliable best time is known.
Themes
- Legend
- Local favorite
- Traditional Bandung food
- Historical
- Sundanese food
Location
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Jl. KH Ahmad Dahlan No. 67, Bandung; historical food references also cite Jl. Banteng No. 67. Verify the current storefront.
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