Showing posts with label cheap ramen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cheap ramen. Show all posts
I've been studying for a long time since the age of two so I guess it's reasonable to miss studying. So I have to admit, I was really excited to attend a week of seminar for our mandatory continuous learning. When I'm learning, I always end up hungry so my after-class destination is the newly opened Hungry Samurai Fast Japanese in Tomas Morato.
It even occupies the same shop location in Tomas Morato.
Say "Arigato" if you appreciation affordable food that comes out fast!
Just order and pay at counter and pretty soon you'll here your name being called with an appropriate identifier "Hungry!"
Food
Ala Carte
Sushi/Sashimi (198 php)
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| Spicy Salmon Surprise (198 php) |
So what's surprising about the Spicy Salmon Surprise? It's was not a bit spicy despite having an orange sauce which I presume is hot sauce.
Ramen (198 php)
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| ♥ Tantanmen (198 php) |
Samurai Meal (Additional Side Order 48 php except Beef and Seafood 88 php)
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| ♥ Honey Orange Chicken |
We don't control our cravings so on days I don't crave for ramen, I might opt for the Honey Orange Chicken. We may not have Panda Express in the Philippines, but we're fortunate we have the Hungry Samurai for these.
Choices 2: Yakisoba (Noodles)
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| Seafood and Beef |
Choice 3: Chahan (Fried Rice)
You have a same choice for chahan. Finally, this is what you're Samurai Meal will look like. Whether for dine in, take-out or delivery, they are ready for it.
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
We don't live in a world of fantasy where heroes come in tight costumes exposing their protruding hot bodies while hiding their attractive faces. Instead, we live in a world where heroes like the Hungry Samurai save lives by deliveries budget-friendly Japanese food. It is an awesome world we foodies live in right?
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | Hungry Samurai Fast Japanese Menu | |
| Ambiance | ★★★ | Menu |
| Taste | ★★★ | |
| Service | ★★★ | |
| Price | ★★★★ | |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | ||
| Hungry Samurai Fast Japanese | |
| Business Address | MJB Building, 220 Tomas Morato Corner Scout Lozano Street, Sacred Heart, Quezon City, Metro Manila |
| Business Hours | 3pm-10pm |
| Payment Options |  Cash |
| Service Charge | 10% |
| Budget/Person | 200-500 |
| Free WiFi | No |
| Contact | (0916) 573-3328 |
| Other | |
From the same owners of Ramen Bar and Yakitori Kitchen, comes Ramen X. The first branch of Ramen X is located just beside the entrance of Trinoma Garden. Ramen X is currently on its soft opening. They want everything to be perfect before approaching their regular operations.
Being a a Philmugger for so long, this is the first event I've ever participated in. Although its far from our place, I convinced Kurt to go with me. Coincidentally, Kurt and I were lining up by the entrance of Trinoma Mall when we saw ailes, a co-blogger . We also saw my Philmugger brother by the entrance of Ramen X with my sister. We all dined together.
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Food
Ramen
We noticed that their Special Ramen bowls are ceramic while the Regular Ramen are plastic and black and red in color.
We noticed that their Special Ramen bowls are ceramic while the Regular Ramen are plastic and black and red in color.
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| Shoyu Ramen (99 php) |
The Shoyu Ramen is a soy based noodle soup topped with Roast Pork, Egg, fish cake, vegetables and green onions. It was complete in terms of ingredients. The serving size was very generous given its price. It was pretty tasty too. The texture of the noodles are okay. Kurt enjoyed this.
Special Ramen
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| ♥Chikuwa 7 Ramen (129 php) |
My brother and Ailes both ordered the Chikuwa 7 Ramen. Ailes loved the Chikuwa when we dined at Yakitori Kitchen so she ordered this dish. Based on the name, the Chikuwa 7 Ramen is a soy-based ramen with topped with 7 Chikuwas and green onion. The Chikuwa 7 Ramen was the best dish among all our orders. Aside from the soy taste, its soup had a flavorful seafood taste.
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| Kimchi Ramen (129 php) |
The Kimchi Ramen is soy-based noodle soup topped with Kimchi, Egg, Roast Pork, fish cake, vegetables and green onions. The Kimchi Ramen is actually the Shoyu Ramen plus the Kimchi. I enjoyed it! I find it more delicious than the Shoyu Ramen because of the blending of the saltiness of soy and spiciness and sourness of the Kimchi.
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| Oishi Ramen (129 php) |
The Oishi Ramen is the most featured dish in their menu. In addition, we all know that "Oishi" means delicious in Japanese. Naturally, we all had high expectations for this dish. If you notice, all the ramen we ordered is soy-based, but the Oishi Ramen is a special blend of soy and miso. It is topped with Roast Pork, Egg, fish cakes, beef, vegetables and green onions. The taste is more on soy than miso. My sister did not enjoy it because she was looking for a more flavorful taste like the Chikuwa 7 Ramen. However, my brother and I were able to appreciate its simple balanced flavor.
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| Kimchi (30 php) |
The pricing for the ramen topping like the Kimchi is affordable. You can just add whatever toppings you like. The Roast Pork (2 slices) at the 30 php is very cheap! All toppings are served in a separate plate. Thus, you can order them separately even if you don't have a ramen to pair them with. You can eat the Kimchi as a side dish to your rice bowls like I did. =)
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| Egg (15 php) |
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| Gyudon (89 php) |
Gyudon is my favorite Japanese rice topping. I always order Gyudon whenever available. The Gyudon was served with thinly sliced beef strips which made it very tender and easy to eat. I liked that the sweetness was just right as expected from an authentic Japanese Gyudon. However, it could use a little more helping with the sauce so it would be more proportional to the rice. At the same time, the rice wouldn't feel so dry to eat too.
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| Braised Pork Tamago Rice (89 php) |
The Braised Pork Tamago Rice is braised pork bits with egg and topped with green onions. The pork bits were really tender that you hardly need to chew. Unlike the Gyudon, this dish was overflowing with sauce. However, on most parts, I found it too salty for my taste. There was a portion where it was sweet. But, Kurt enjoyed this and finished this quickly too.
Too bad, they don't offer any desserts yet. My little sister was craving for something sweet so we had to move on to another dessert place before going home.
Service
Ramen X is a pay-as-you-order restaurant. Simply pay at the counter, get your number and wait for a few minutes for your order to be delivered at your table. Staffs are very courteous and nice. Though newly opened, it was evident that the staffs are efficient and well-trained.
Tsinoy Foodies Other Ramen House/Shop Reviews
Akira Restaurant (Closed)
Curry Bee Japanese Curry Shop
Hanamaruken Ramen 花丸轩
Hokkaido Ramen Santouka
Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen
Kitchitora 1 | Kitchitora 2
Kokoro Ramenya
Menya Genki Tonkotsu Ramen
Miso-Ten Mitsuyado Sei-Men
Moshi Koshi 1 | Moshi Koshi 2
Rai-Rai Ken Ramen House
Ramen Bar
Ramen Cool
Ramen Ichiban-Kan
Ramen Nagi
Ramen Sora
Ramen Yushoken
Ukkokei Ramen Ron
Wrong Ramen
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Ramen X offers authentic Japanese ramen at an affordable price. I don't think you can find a ramen anywhere as cheap as the price offered at Ramen X. Ramen X is a potential market leader among ramen places. However, we feel that the rice bowls can still be improved. The ramen toppings concept at Ramen X is brilliant. It makes eating ramen not only affordable but fun and customizable. So if ever you pass by Ramen X, don't be intimidated by its beautiful interior and think its only for those with deep pockets. Ramen X offers affordable authentic Japanese ramen for everyone. =)
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | |
| Ambiance | ★★★★ |
| Taste | ★★★ |
| Service | ★★★ |
| Price | ★★★★ |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | |
Ramen X Trinoma Menu
Menu
| Ramen X Trinoma | |
| Business Address |
Trinoma Mall, Edsa Corner North Avenue, Quezon City
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| Business Hours | 10am-9pm (mall hours) |
| Payment Options | Cash |
| Service Charge | |
| Budget/Person | 79-150 |
| Contact |
(02) 628-1603
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| Other | |
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