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By JOTAN23 on Apr 18, 2013 in: Santouka Hokkaido Ramen, Japanese ramen, Santouka Ramen, Santouka, ramen, Ramen Glorietta, Japanese Restaurants in Makati, Shio Ramen, mochi creme
SANTOUKA Hokkaido Ramen is now in the Philippines SANTOUKA, a well-known ramen place in Japan since 1988 is now bringing joy to us, Filipinos, as they opened their most recent branch last February 2013 in Makati. Hooray! S...
By Idea crib on Apr 10, 2013 in: alabang, ramen, molito, metro manila, philippines, Ramen Yushoken, japanese food, food
Ramen YushokenRamen is the newest food craze in the metro. Time and again, you'll hear about a must-try ramen spot that just opened via enthusiastic blog reviews or lifestyle articles. My problem with these haunts is that most of them are located in...
By Manila Spoon on Apr 9, 2013 in: poultry, Noodles, Soup, Dinner, Lunch, Asian, Japanese, rice, Japan, Travel, Ramen, Tokyo
In 2009, we went back to the Philippines to visit my family for the Holidays. En route we stopped by Tokyo so we can see what it's like in Japan during the Holidays and also to have a much needed break after that long trip from Chicago. Once we l...
By Inggo Noms... on Mar 30, 2013 in: Worth a try, Banawe, Japanese, Ramen
Me, Beloved, and family celebrated my brother's graduation at Ajisen Ramen a few days ago. The particular branch we went to was apparently the original one, at Sto. Domingo street near Banawe. However, this place wasn't located at a conventional comm...
By Tummy Adventures on Mar 27, 2013 in: ramen cool, restaurants, japanese, pasig, gyoza, ramen, tonkatsu, tofu, maki, sushi
I got to try Ramen Cool on one of my catch-up dates with friends. The place looks decent from the store front but you’ll get surprised with the interiors when you step inside. As usual, I forgot to take pictures of the interiors. The interiors...
By Tsinoy Foodies on Mar 14, 2013 in: noodles, service 3, japanese, ramen, ucc, tsukemen, asian, ambiance 5, jupiter street, makati, price 3, metro manila, mitsuyado, mitsuyado sei men, taste 5
I've noticed that most Japanese noodles places here in the Metro specialize on ramen. I have to admit, before trying out Mistuyado Sei-Men, I've always preferred ramen over tsukemen. But,... Read More at http://www.tsinoyfoodies.com...
By [i am a dekaphobic] on Mar 9, 2013 in: Eastwood, Korean, Kogi Bulgogi, ramen, dinner, bonding, friends, Quezon City, chicken, food
One of the perks of being a blogger is creating friendships with fellow bloggers. Aside from food blogs and travel blogs, I also enjoy reading personal blogs. Reading personal blogs is like knowing somebody thoroughly even if you haven't met them yet...