Hello hivers, here's to another food blog and a new ramen place I discovered during my vacation. As I previously stated, I was on vacation for days and needed to unwind, so I began my vacation by spending time with my friends. When Rodien picked me up at the airport, we went to the mall to kill time while waiting for Alyyssa to finish her work at the office.
We went out to look for shoes before we realized this location even existed. In response to Gilaine's request, we went in search of shoes within her specified price range for her brothers. The design she was looking for is not even similar to what is in store, despite the fact that we visited several places.
Rodien purchased shoes for her rather than us buying them for Gilaine's brother. So, after we went to buy her shoes that she could use when she returns to the United States, I went to buy some flip-flops for myself. We went back to that little bazaar to check some little items since we were exhausted and wanted to sit somewhere, we spotted and we discovered this Ramen place. We went to see what was on their menu but we had no intention of sampling their meal, but when we saw what was on their menu, we decided why not try it while we wait for Alyyssa.
The pricing of their Ramen is reasonable and affordable. We then pick what to get, but first we inquire how large the serving is since we don't want to order something that we can't finish and waste it. The staff is really quick to respond, and we were pleased that we could ask before ordering. Now we know and are confident that we will be able to finish our food. We also ask for their best-seller Ramen. They suggested we sample their best seller, Ichiban Ramen, as well as Tonkotsu Ramen. We also ordered Gyoza for side dish and for the drinks we just ordered water.
We had around 10 to 15 minutes of waiting time, so we took our time catching up and taking photos. We had our order, and we couldn't wait to try it. It was a good amount of servings, and you could also share it with friends if you would like. I enjoyed the noodles, and the meat was tender and not difficult to chew and the soup taste so good. The Gyoza were delicious, and we both enjoyed them.
This place is worth a try in my opinion; if you're going out with family or friends, I recommend it. They do not have a branch in Cebu, but they do have some in Manila and, of course, a few in Tacloban.
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