Guilty Pleasures Seeker
+4
This is a Japanese grocery store with a small dining area. They offer fried tempura dishes, shrimp, vegetables, fried rice, ramen. The entrees are simple, better than fastfood, i just wish they hVe more sushi and food varieties. They have ample parking too. @konbini store
Food 4; service; 4; price 5; ambience 4. Firstlly, in today’s skyrocketing prices, this place is a blessing. For a group of five, I only paid P1700 for 12 tempuras, two ramens, one fried rice, two plain rice, and six gyozas. The food is good and if you want, you can have a high grade wagyu steak cooked for you. It’s a great concept to eat fresh food in a Japanese convenience storee- little overhead and very straightforward. And there seems to be no opportunity to tip since you pay for your orders at the counter.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT:
🍉Tonkatsue Ra:men
The perfect hole in the wall experience! The tonkatsu ramen is as good as it gets. Though they use instant noodles, the broth and tonkatsu are legit japanese ramen comparable to or even better than the ramen restaurants in town!
REALFEELS: The tables and minimalist dining interiors at the back of the store are clean and spacious. It doesnt feel like eating in a convenient store. There is a "self service" note on the wall but the staff insist on servong the customers when they can.
PURSEPOWER: The most affordable legit ramen in town for less than PhP300. The prices of the fried selection such as the tempura and gyoza are comparable to restaurants' though.
BROWNIEPOINTS: Pair it with a selection of japanese bottled drinks from their convenient store and you set for a good, affordable, comforting meal.
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