Tokyo Joe - Ermita

That's the first time we tried this chain. tokio joes bestsellers are their rice bowls. really affordable at over p100 for it is hard. they served us schweinekatsu, gyudon and huhn teriyaki as well as california maki, but our favorite is gyudon served with rohem ei. that is perfect for students. full review of tokyo joe sm manila at [hidden link] die eatventuren

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It is my first visit and I ordered her set b (gyudon, miso suppee, kani salat, and california maki). I can't help but feel a little disappointed for one that california maki and the miso suppe was a little salty, and the gyudon was drowned with sauce that I felt I eat aroz caldo. let me add that only a part of meat has been added. the service employees are very accommodating.

It is my first visit and I ordered her set b (gyudon, miso suppee, kani salat, and california maki.) I can not help but feel a little disappointed for one that california maki and the miso suppe was a little salty, and the gyudon was drowned with sauce that I felt aroz caldo to eat. let me add that only a part of meat has been added. the service employees are very accommodating.

I tried one of their set meals, specifically, their Set Meal A. The meal includes a serving of kani salad, 3 pieces of gyoza, miso ramen, and beef gyudon. It is a catch for its price of Php 259.00. Although the taste of each food has somewhat suffered, I think. There is a little amount of beef in the gyudon, taste is good though. The gyoza is not so good. The mayo used on the salad is on the American side rather the Japanese ones, and you have to look for the kani where it has just tiny slices of it when you should expect it to be shredded. And finally, the ramen, the broth is ok but the noodles used are the ones you can have from instant noodles. Nonetheless, if you are really craving...read more