My wife was craving for Japanese food so I brought her here for the 1st time. And it's my 1st time too. Food was yummy, price was pricey but that was to be expected of a japanese resto. Their takoyaki was a large one, but unfortunately when you bite it, it's full of air. That's my only concern in regards to their food. Overall, good experience. Will come back for sure. PS, kinda curious why they have a Sto. Niño statue, should be buddha or what. Probably not an authentic resto haha. Just kidding.

Pleasantly surprised with the ramen here. I wasn’t expecting it to taste like I was in Japan, but for Filipino ramen it’s just fine. I ordered the tan tan men, which had a good amount of spice. I was told the dish would take 15-20 minutes to make, but it was in front of me within 5 minutes. The taste was rich, but the broth was too oily, even for a ramen. Further, the oil, given how it had separated at the top, had been added later instead of coming from a natural source, like pork bone. The ground meat was bit soggy but tasty. The bean sprouts lacked much crunch. Also, there was no egg, which seemed odd. The noodles weren’t stirred much while they were cooking, as the noodles in my bowl were a bit clumped together. Overall, a good taste, without much traditional preparation. Update: I’ve tried the yaki soba. Taste is good, but portion is small. Wouldn’t order again.

Always get the EXCELLENT Takoyaki and Okonomiyaki in this place. I like the Shoyu Ramen with extra slices of Chashu. The Pork Teriyaki bowl is also a go-to item on the menu for first-timers. It's got this great meat with smokey taste together with beansprouts, onions on top of steaming Japanese rice. Great place for some good grub!

Tried this place after the usual dinner hours 8:20pm, Staff informed us that they can only serve Ramen and Rice Dishes. Having no choice, I ordered the Tantan Men Ramen with extra Egg toppimh and my companion ordered Tonkotsu Ramen. Our orders arrived in just minutes. Sadly I found out that it wasn't prepared well, the noodles were clumped and the egg was cool to the touch. Tasted amazing, I liked how it had the right amount of spice.

Good customer service even when I just bought Takoyaki for take out

It was my first time trying ramen.I was pleasantly surprise that it was good and had hard time finishing the whole bowl serving was a lot for me. would recommend to try it out9

great place if you crave for ramen and other japanese food. food is superb. but dont forget to bring mosquito repellent if you will dine in 😅.

Fast service, corteous and warm staff, place is small and price is ok. The only downside is there were quite a handful customers but there was only 1 waitress and there were 3 staff in the kitchen so it makes the table cleaning, waiting and serving a little late for others, but thankfull not for us. 🙂 There was also a smell which I can't figure out what, but overall, it was a good experience. It may just be some ingredient. I don't know beacuse I am not fond of ramen and it was my first time. It's my husband who is so fond of it.

Ordered gyoza, takoyaki and okonomiyaki for takeout. They're good. I haven't tried their ramen here as it's not available for takeout. Staff is accommodating and the waiting time of 10-15 minutes is alright.

The savory pancakes are forgettable. Okay takoyaki, but I loved the jelly coffee. My friend said her teriyaki was amazing, so I'd get that if I return. Edmame not well-seasoned, and it's temperature was all over the place. Unsure if it was meant to be served warm or cold.