Showing posts with label Shoyu. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shoyu. Show all posts

Saturday, April 25, 2015

Hokkaido Ramen Santouka

For a friend's birthday dinner, we chose to dine at Santouka. Somebody's craving ramen..again XD We tried the Trinoma branch which is located at Trinoma Gardens outside the Cinemas.



 The place was spacious and they have a long table which could easily fit 15 adults which we reserved.


MENU (quite a lot of pages)
 Here we have the usual ramen with Shio and Kara Miso as their best sellers.










RAMEN BOWLS
 Shio Ramen (Salt Based) PHP345

 Shoyu Ramen (Soy Based) PHP345

 Kara Miso Ramen (Spicy Soy Bean Based) PHP365

Tokusen Toroniku Ramen PHP460

Hiyashi Chuka Ramen (Light Chicken soup with hint of fish) PHP350

SET MEALS
SET G Small Ramen and Curry and Rice Bowl Set (Shio) PHP470 

SET G Small Ramen and Curry and Rice Bowl Set (Kara Miso) PHP470

 SET F Small Ramen and Char Siu Rice Bowl Set (Shio) PHP450

EXTRA ORDERS
 Gyoza PHP240

 Char Siu Chanan (Pork Belly Fried Rice) PHP110

Pudding PHP70

 Ramen Bowls (Specialty | Regular | Large)

The Verdict? Let me start by saying I like the place. It's spacious and they also have like a private room. For the ramen I usually order Shoyu (Soy Based) which I didn't regret one bit. The Shio was too plain for me and the Miso is also good but well I like Shoyu better. You can just add spices if you like. 
I also like the fact that they have set meals. Not that a bowl of ramen won't get you full but for those with big appetite the set meals' a winner.
The price was very affordable too. One bowl of ramen at other ramen places is just equivalent to their set meal (price based). Two thumbs up for Santouka. 
So yup we all enjoyed our ramen here at Santouka.

Santouka Ramen Branches

Monday, May 26, 2014

Omakase - Il Terrazzo

My friend had a sudden craving for ramen after watching a show that features different types of ramen so today we decided to try ramen at Omakase Tomas Morato Branch at Il Terrazzo Mall.

The place was simple like most Japanese restaurant..



Sukiyaki PHP280. Good for two. Tastes like chapchae with additional beef tofu and soup. It's sweet. It's good but I don't like sukiyaki in general so.. yeah

Pork Gyoza PHP180. Almost didn't taste the pork. All wrapping and very little pork inside.

Shoyu Ramen PHP195. Soy based soup with chicken strips fish cake and egg. Good enough :)

Groupie after the meal ^_^

I think they're specialty is sushi which we didn't try 😅. Maybe next time..

Note: Prices mentioned are subject to 7% service charge