Tempura Japanese Grill - Makati

Looking for a reasonably priced Japanese fastfood? Tempura restaurant is a good option. They have a good tempura and sushi. Some of their menu were extremes though either too sweet or too salty. I do not recommend their gyudon and katsudon but their bacon wrapped asparagus and gyoza were good picks. Generally averaged taste but good enough for its price.

So a colleague decided to take us for a farewell lunch and so we landed at tempura; well the tempuras displayed on photos on the glass wall did look interesting. We ordered executive bento and some premium tempura. Premium tempura was a disaster as I could taste the uncooked batter on the prawns; maybe that's how it's done but in that case am definitely not a tempura person. The miso soup was too salty; the only thing probably I liked was maki but then I am genuinely fond of maki. Maybe sushi is a better idea and would return for the sushi, based on which will either write off or let it redeem itself

I've dine here twice. On both occasions, I had the volcano roll, ebi cheese tempura, and chicken teriyaki. The food were just okay, and service was good. The interior of the restaurant is neat. Location is very accessible to office workers along the Ayala buildings. Taste is not really authentic so do not expect too much.

Our Operations Manager had been very generous and treat us here so yey free lunch again plus this is an amazing place for maki and tempura so I really had a great time. I really love the Ebi Chizu Tempura and Tori Karaage. But what I love the most was the Firecracker Crisp, fried maki balls which is filled with spicy tuna that taste soooooo good.

This is a small Japanese restaurant tucked into a plethora of Corporate buildings along Ayala Avenue. This place is here for a good reason. Reasonably priced refreshing Japanese food to your hearts content The first time I came here I had Kani Salad, Gyoza, and a few plates of Sushi. All were good and reasonable. This time, I ordered Sukiyaki, Tempura, and California Maki. The Sukiyaki beef was cooked in a sweet, light broth. Their Tempura did not disappoint me. The batter was light, seasoned right, and was very crunchy. My friend had the Beef Gyudon Bowl and she said it was really tasty I will be coming here often. I recommend it for a low key Japanese outing.