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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 Mobile Manila on Mar 24, 2013 in: food, sunday, dinner, japanese, tempura, sashimi, maki
Japanese food heaven! #food #sunday #dinner (at Tempura Japanese Grill)...
By The Young Foodie on Jan 14, 2013 in: Noche Buena, beef pastrami, cold cuts, japanese food, maki, pepperoni lyoner, smoked chicken, sushi, turkey ham
Noche Buena is one of the reasons why I love Christmas Season. It really took me a lot of time to...
By Gelorific! on Jan 5, 2013 in: restaurant, tokyo bubble tea, japanese, subic, harbor point, takoyaki, milk tea, maki, gyudon
December 24, 2012 My sister and I went home to Olongapo for Christmas break. She went for a last minute shopping on the 24th and I accompanied her. After hours of walking around, we decided to take a break and eat at Tokyo Bubble Tea at Harbor Point...
By Tummy Adventures on Oct 16, 2012 in: ariake, japanese, tuna, soba, maki, salmon, katsudon, oyakudon
To celebrate the end of the exams, we went to Ariake for lunch. After 3 weeks of sleepless nights, cramming massive information in our heads and worrying about grades; it was time to celebrate. Well, at least make ourselves feel better with food. Cr...
By Cham can do everything on Sep 29, 2012 in: SM Lanang Premier, Janvie Tiu, bloggers, milktea, Lance de Ocampo, blogger, Davao, Stephanie Chu, Karl Jarabelo, Japanese, Tokyo Tokyo, maki
From L-R: Karl, Steph and Janvie From L-R: Janvie, Lance, me and Karl Last September 27, the famous Japanese resto all over the country finally opens its doors outside Manila. Tokyo Tokyo, which just opened in SM Lanang Premier, ha...
By Food: Cooking and Capturing on Sep 28, 2011 in: Sushi, Maki
Living in the Philippines for three months, I'm missing so much Japanese Food. Although we can find some of the ingredients, but not much as in Taipei. The rice, sweet mayonaise, and nori I used here were still bought in Sushi Bar in Taipei...