Barikata Ramen Bar introduces Maze Soba and Tsukemen

Restaurants that serve ramen have been sprouting like mushrooms in the Queen City. Each with different offerings and various origins.

Barikata Ramen Bar, known for serving tonkatsu ramen, introduced two more types of ramen with a more modern take.


Tsukemen means dipping ramen. Served in two bowls, one for the broth and the other for the noodles. Fresh chashu, tamago, and nore are also served with tsukemen for added flavors. Barikata offers three broth flavors for tsukemen. Shiro is traditional tonkatsu. Aka is spicy tonkatsu. Kuro is tonkatsu with roasted ground garlic and sesame oil.
Maze Soba is a soupless ramen which originates in Nagoya. Served in a big bowl with noodles, minced pork, egg yolk, sesame seeds, scallions, onions, bonito flakes, vinegar, and sesame oil. In Barikata, you can choose to either have a Kuro Maze Soba (topped with roasted garlic and sesame oil) or Aka Maze Soba (spicy sesame oil).

Aside from these new additions to their menu, Barikata also offers different donburi or rice bowl dishes. Ebi tendon, rice bowl topped with shrimp tempura and gyudon, rice bowl topped with beef and onions simmered in sweet sauce are available.

Barikata Ramen Bar is located at the Ground Floor of Calyx Building, Cebu IT Park, Lahug, Cebu City.

For inquiries or reservations, call (032) 268-9582. Follow @barikata.cebu on Instagram.

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