Showing posts with label fresh noodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fresh noodles. Show all posts
My last visit at Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss (see previous entry) left me wanting to try more. There's no better day to enjoy a hot bowl of noodles than on a rainy day with the company of friends.
Food
My prior dining experience was a bit unfruitful since we totally missed out on the "Koshi" moment. The key to eating the noodles at Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss is to eat within the advise time period to enjoy the "Koshi" or the natural sweet taste of noodles that is tender and chewy.
Ramen (Eat within 6 minutes)
The Shoyo Ramen is a hot soy-based soup with a thin pork slice, bamboo shoots, naruto or fish cake and kuchay. I've shared before how I loved how it tasted. But, the taste is even enhanced by wonderful feeling brought about by the "Koshi" as you bite through the thin and chewy noodles.
Soba (Eat within 5 minutes)
The Tempura Soba had impressed us all with its sweet and pleasurable broth and two large crispy ebi tempura. Being used to wheat alternatives, I often expect those made of wheat to have a rough and tough texture. But, Moshi Koshi has proven me wrong! The buckwheat noodles were as good as their other noodles. It also gave us a nice "Koshi" experience with its tender and chewy consistency.
Udon (Eat within 5 minutes)
I didn't get to taste the Niku Udon during my last visit and I could totally understand why. It was delicious! The thin beef strips were so tender and the broth was so flavorful. Despite being thick, the udon is tender and chewy that you'll enjoy every bite of it.
Donburi
I loved their Katsudon. The sweetness was just right so you can appreciate the medley of flavors between the katsu, onions, egg and sauce. The katsu strips were lean and tender.
Bento
The bento comes with a main viand, Japanese Rice (40 php), Miso Soup (35 php) and four special sidings.
Update: (April 1, 2013) This branch is closed. They have branches in Market Market and Robinsons Galleria
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss is definitely one of the best places to enjoy an affordable yet authentic Japanese noodles and more. Thumbs up for the noodle boss for making the one of best freshly made noodles in the Metro.
Tsinoy Foodies Other Ramen House/Shop Reviews
Akira Restaurant
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
Rai-Rai Ken Ramen House
Ramen Bar
Ramen Cool
Ramen Ichiban-Kan
Ramen Nagi
Ramen Sora
Ramen X (Closed)
Ramen Yushoken
Ukkokei Ramen Ron
Wrong Ramen
Food
My prior dining experience was a bit unfruitful since we totally missed out on the "Koshi" moment. The key to eating the noodles at Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss is to eat within the advise time period to enjoy the "Koshi" or the natural sweet taste of noodles that is tender and chewy.
Ramen (Eat within 6 minutes)
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| ♥ Shoyo Ramen (185 php) |
Soba (Eat within 5 minutes)
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| Tempura Soba (160 php) |
Udon (Eat within 5 minutes)
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| ♥ Niku Udon (160 php) |
Donburi
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| ♥ Katsudon (170 php) |
Bento
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| ♥ Kara-age Bento (220 php) |
Choosing the Kara-age Bento is a great choice. The Kara-age which is a Japanese fried chicken marinated in garlic, ginger and soy sauce is to die for! It was crispy on the outside and oh-so-succulent on the inside.
Sidings
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| Gyoza (80 php) |
We enjoyed the Gyoza had translucent soft shell with ground pork and spices. It was great with the sauce too.
Ice Cream
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| Coffee Ice Cream (55 php) and ♥ Green Tea Ice Cream (55 php) |
The Coffee Ice Cream and Green Tea Ice Cream are sweet enders that I would definitely order when visiting Moshi Koshi. These are definitely better than the ordinary ones.
Update: (April 1, 2013) This branch is closed. They have branches in Market Market and Robinsons Galleria
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss is definitely one of the best places to enjoy an affordable yet authentic Japanese noodles and more. Thumbs up for the noodle boss for making the one of best freshly made noodles in the Metro.
Tsinoy Foodies Other Ramen House/Shop Reviews
Akira Restaurant
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
Rai-Rai Ken Ramen House
Ramen Bar
Ramen Cool
Ramen Ichiban-Kan
Ramen Nagi
Ramen Sora
Ramen X (Closed)
Ramen Yushoken
Ukkokei Ramen Ron
Wrong Ramen
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss Menu | |
| Ambiance | ★★★ | Menu |
| Taste | ★★★★ | |
| Service | ★★★ | |
| Price | ★★★ | |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | ||
| Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss | |
| Business Address | 431 Shaw Blvd. Cor. Ideal St., Mandaluyong, Metro Manila |
| Business Hours | 10am-11pm |
| Payment Options |  Cash |
| Service Charge | |
| Budget/Person | 140-300 |
| Free WiFi | No |
| Unlocked Foursquare Perks | None |
| Contact | (02) 726-0575 (72-MOSHI) |
| Other | Email: info@moshi-koshi.com Website |
We have passed by Moshi Koshi countless of times but never had the opportunity to dine in. So, we I was invited by Openrice, I just had to say yes! I brought my little sister along because she was a better critic than me and it was near her school.
Moshi Koshi had a modern minimalistic interiors. It was well-lit and clean. The Japanese influence was visible with the brush-written Japanese characters on a wooden plate plastered on its walls and wooden fixtures. Japanese songs were also being played.
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Moshi Koshi adopts a pay-as-you-order system. They have their large menu just by the counter so you can select.
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Moshi Koshi adopts an open kitchen set-up that allows you to watch as the chefs prepare your order. Unfortunately, I was not able to witness the noodle-making process.
Food
According to the flyer passed around us after we ate, "Koshi is the sweet taste of a noodle that is tender and chewy, firm but not hard, with resistance to bite."
The problem with our dining set up that day was that all the food was served all at once. So, I feel that we might have missed the "Koshi" moment for some of the dishes and so I hope you understand if I will refrain from focusing on their texture as sharing them with you will do no justice for the establishment.
Ramen
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| ♥ Shoyu Ramen (185 php) |
The Shoyu Ramen is a clear soy-based soup that is topped with bamboo, naruto (fish cake), prok and kuchay. The flavor is just right. Every slurp was enjoyable. My sister and I both agreed that this is delicious!
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| Miso Ramen (220 php) |
The Miso Ramen was a bit salty for our taste.
Soba
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| Tempura Soba (160 php) |
The Tempura Soba is buckwheat noodles topped with 2 pieces of ebi tempura. We didn't get to taste this while warm so I feel that I should just try this again next time to enjoy the "Koshi" of the buckwheat noodles. The broth is not as tasty as the others but it is also good.
Udon
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| ♥ Kaki-age Udon (140 php) |
My favorite noodle soup for the night was the Kaki-age Udon. Kaki-age is a tempura made with vegetable strips such as in this case, carrots and onions. It was topped with corn, carrots and leeks. I had fun with the chewing sensations of the crunchy Kaki-age and the corn kernels. It was also sweet and flavorful.
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| Niku Udon ( 160 php) |
Unfortunately, I was not able to try the Niku Udon.
Noodles from the Pan
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| ♥ Yakisoba (140 php) |
The Yakisoba is delicious! The taste and the texture is perfect!
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| Yakiudon (130 php) |
Likewise, the Yakiudon was also great! Despite being thicker, it was also soft, chewy and in a sweet state.
Donburi
If you think that Moshi Koshi is only about noodles, for sure the Donburi will prove to you otherwise...
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| ♥ Gyudon Classic (180 php) |
I loved the Gyudon Classic. Although I've eaten gyudon, my favorite Japanese dish, this is my first time to encounter one with tofu and noodles. It was amazingly good! The beef was also tender and succulent. I shall order this again when I come back.
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| ♥ Oyakodon (150 php) |
I've never appreciated the Oyakodon until I've tried Moshi Koshi's. The silky feel of the egg, the tender chicken cubes, sweet onions, and the balanced flavors of the soy and mirin made me a fan.
Curry
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| Katsu Curry (270 php) |
All my companions were raving about the Katsu Curry. But, I did not enjoy of its lingering sour taste. I prefer it with a stronger Japanese curry flavor which I've grown accustomed to.
Teishoku
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| ♥ Mix Tempura (175 php) |
The Mix Tempura is served with rice and Miso Soup. The Mix Tempura is composed of a Kara-age, Kaki-age, Ebi tempura and a Potato salad. The Kara-age is very good! Every bite of its crunchy batter followed by the tender juicy chicken meat is gratifying. The Ebi Tempura and the Kaki-age is also also very good. It is probably the best I've tried within the same price range. One should never miss the Potato Salad. It is really good!
Bento
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| Bento Box |
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| Shogoyaki Bento (180 php) |
Unfortunately, I was not able to try the Shogoyaki Bento. But, I'm sharing what it looks like anyway. =) It contains four special sidings, rice and Miso Soup.
Sidings
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| Gyoza (80 php) |
The Gyoza looks good doesn't it? Too bad I didn't get to taste this too. =p
Sidings
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| ♥ Potato Salad (45 php) |
An extra order of Potato Salad? Yes, please! Everyone wanted to dig into this! It was that good. =D
Ice Cream
Finally, my favorite dessert... Ice Cream!
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| Coffee Ice Cream and ♥Green Tea Ice Cream (55 php/cup) |
I was overjoyed when I saw their ice cream were served in large cups. At 55 php, it was really afforable! For the Coffee Ice Cream, the bitterness of the coffee was masked in the sweetness of the ice cream so that it had a sweet mocha taste. On the other hand, the Green Tea Ice Cream allows you to really taste the distinct bitterness of the green tea blended perfectly with the natural sweetness of ice cream. I prefer the Green Tea Ice Cream. It's a good idea for them to offer two flavors so diners can choose which one suites them better. =)
Update: (April 1, 2013) This branch is closed. They have branches in Market Market and Robinsons Galleria.
Tsinoy Foodies Other Ramen House/Shop Reviews
Akira Restaurant
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 2
Rai-Rai Ken Ramen House
Ramen Bar
Ramen Cool
Ramen Ichiban-Kan
Ramen Nagi
Ramen Sora
Ramen X (Closed)
Ramen Yushoken
Ukkokei Ramen Ron
Wrong Ramen
Tsinoy Foodies Verdict
Moshi Koshi offers freshly made Japanese noodle and delectable rice dishes. The waiters were keen and responsive. It has a modern and clean ambiance perfect for a quick casual dining. Overall, we look forward to enjoying another bowl of hot noodles with "Koshi" at Moshi Koshi again.
| Tsinoy Foodies Review Rating | Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss Menu | |
| Ambiance | ★★★ | Menu |
| Taste | ★★★★ | |
| Service | ★★★ | |
| Price | ★★★ | |
| ♥=Favorites or Recommended | ||
| Moshi Koshi Noodle Boss | |
| Business Address | 431 Shaw Blvd. Cor. Ideal St., Mandaluyong, Metro Manila |
| Business Hours | 10am-11pm |
| Payment Options | Cash |
| Service Charge | |
| Budget/Person | 140-300 |
| Contact | (02) 726-0575 (72-MOSHI) |
| Other | Email: info@moshi-koshi.com Website |
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