Japanese Food – Page 3 – EATSplorations

Yakiniku All You Can at Gyu-Kaku Shangri-La Plaza

It’s been a long time coming! Finally, a premium meat quality restaurant with All You Can Eat Meat! Yup, you read that right it. We hope you are all very excited because in this edition of EATSplorations, we will be sharing about the Yakiniku All You Can at Gyu-Kaku in Shangri-La Plaza! Yes, finally, after a long time waiting for it. Gyu-Kaku now has a meat-all-you-can promotion for both its loyal customers and first-time diners. To those of you who don’t know yet, according to their website, Gyu-Kaku, meaning “Horn of the Bull” in English, is an authentic Japanese Yakiniku (grilled barbecue) dining experience where customers share premium cooked meats over flaming charcoal while drinking various Japanese drinks. Anyways, we know you are already very eager to find out the important things about it so we won’t keep you waiting. Here comes our Yakiniku All You Can EATSperience at Gyu-Kaku! Continue reading…

[Quezon City EATS] Modern Japanese Food at Kureji

Japanese food! I love love love Japanese food. Even my wife and baby love it, too. It’s one of our most frequently eaten food when we dine out simply because it’s just so good. My family and I just can’t resist having a plate of crispy and juicy tempura together with a piping hot bowl of ramen. Good thing Metro Manila has a great number of high quality Japanese restaurants, right? In this edition of EATSplorations, my hungry tummy brought me all the way to Quezon City to try out one of the best and newest Japanese restaurants in town. I was really excited to EATSperience this place because of all the good things I’ve seen and read about online. You know, ramen, tempura, gyoza, and so much more. Keep on reading because I can’t wait to tell you about the Modern Japanese Food at Kureji in Quezon City! Continue reading…

Ramen Sets at Uma Uma Philippines

In a span of almost 3 years of being back here in Manila, the restaurant scene has grown a lot. People who love to eat have more options. However, not all diners are willing to spend for a certain amount for food, while some are willing to go overboard. It would really depend on the diners’ preference. But what we noticed is that most diners prefer to eat smart. What does eating smart mean? Well, from what we’ve observed, some people would like to eat good quality food that is budget-friendly. If you are keen on following a budget when eating out, restaurants with set meals or family-friendly sets are a usual go to. In this edition of EATSplorations, we will be sharing about EATSperience of the Ramen Sets at Uma Uma Philippines!

[BGC EATS] Ramen Nagi Concept Store at One Bonifacio High Street Mall

Calling all RAMEN LOVERS!!! Ramen Nagi has just opened its 19th branch and it’s at the One Bonifacitio High Street Mall in Bonifacio Global City (BGC) in Taguig. Yes, ramen lovers from BGC and its surrounding areas can now enjoy their favorite Ramen Nagi ramen, gyoza, karaage, and many more! This branch is the newest and most different (interior wise) Ramen Nagi in the Philippines! In this edition of EATSplorations, I, Mr. Eats, will be sharing about the Ramen Nagi Concept Store at One Bonifacio High Street Mall in BGC. This Ramen Nagi is different from all the other branches they have. It has a different look that specifically caters to the target market in and around BGC. Keep on reading to find out more about Ramen Nagi’s NEWEST store, enjoy! Continue reading…

[Solaire Resort] Yakumi Saturday Brunch

We love love love Japanese food! We also love love love all you can eat restaurants. That’s why this EATSperience is probably one of the best so far of 2018. Why? Well, in this edition of EATSplorations, we will be sharing about our recent EATSperience at one of the many in-house restaurants in Solaire Resort, the Yakumi Saturday Brunch! Yes, Yakumi offers a Saturday brunch that features almost anything you can think of when it comes to Japanese cuisine. Not only that, Yakumi’s Saturday Brunch also features some signature cocktails (just for Yakumi) concocted by the hotel’s very own mixologist. So, if you love Japanese food and drinks, you must certainly need to keep reading to find out more about Yakumi’s Saturday Brunch!