Best Japanese Restaurant in cebu

[MaInEvEnT]

This was at Wakamatsu Yakiniku

[princize]

Joed's is the cheapest Japanese restaurant but no way is it the best... you guys mean to say mas lami pa cya sa Nonki, Mikado, Ginza, Tajimaya, Wakamatsu, Yakiniku etc...? perteng layoa ra intawn sa Joeds ana nila... the thread is the "Best" Japanese Restaurant in Cebu not the "Cheapest".. if Joed's is the best Cebu has got to offer na Japanese restaurant, ambot nlng jud mauwaw ta sa mga hapon dnhi... #justsaying

really??!!! i've always been a fan sa joeds, basta japanese food mao gyud dayon ang adtuan hihihihi gawas sa affordability i find if palate-satisfying. Tried Nonki ilam rasad cya, but i always tend to go back to joeds. But knowing these options make me wanna try others!!

[MaInEvEnT]

really??!!! i've always been a fan sa joeds, basta japanese food mao gyud dayon ang adtuan hihihihi gawas sa affordability i find if palate-satisfying. Tried Nonki ilam rasad cya, but i always tend to go back to joeds. But knowing these options make me wanna try others!!

Yup, although the owner is Japanese, the reason why their food is really affordable is because mostly they don't use authentic Japanese ingredients, otherwise they can't survive with their pricing.. they also have very limited food on their menu, they only have just the typical common Japanese foods that we Filipinos only know and eat... last time I was there they weren't even serving ebi tempura nor the uni sushi which are pretty common in other authentic Japanese restaurants...

[princize]

Yup, although the owner is Japanese, the reason why their food is really affordable is because mostly they don't use authentic Japanese ingredients, otherwise they can't survive with their pricing.. they also have very limited food on their menu, they only have just the typical common Japanese foods that we Filipinos only know and eat... last time I was there they weren't even serving ebi tempura nor the uni sushi which are pretty common in other authentic Japanese restaurants...

well, mao pud akong nabantayan, even choices of bento which should be very common are pretty limited though mas naay dghan options of individual servings... Hear about Wakamatsu, Yakiniku a lot.. what can you recommend sa ilang menu? hihi maybe will try them soonest.

[MaInEvEnT]

^^Sa Wakamatsu Yakiniku, ako ganahan ddto are the shrimps (though I think the shrimps and scallops are only available during dinner), beef and chicken since grill2x man cya.. But I suggest you try everything on the menu first to see which ones you might like, eat all you can bitaw sila so sulita jud ug order and suway tanan nila food nga naa hehe

[windsong]

wakamatsu yakiniku is already open for franchise so lamia cguru if naa na branch sa ayala center cebu sure gyud ko kusog if mo open sila did2 hehehe

[princize]

^^Sa Wakamatsu Yakiniku, ako ganahan ddto are the shrimps (though I think the shrimps and scallops are only available during dinner), beef and chicken since grill2x man cya.. But I suggest you try everything on the menu first to see which ones you might like, eat all you can bitaw sila so sulita jud ug order and suway tanan nila food nga naa hehe

waaaaa Eat all you can diay makabungog ni!! have you tried Izakaya Goku nga naa sa panagdait? any reviews hihihi

[C'thulhu]

waaaaa Eat all you can diay makabungog ni!! have you tried Izakaya Goku nga naa sa panagdait? any reviews hihihi

I have tried both their branches in Panagdait and BTC, the taste is ok, nothing special, their ebi tempura got big shrimp though... For the same price range, I highly recommend Banri sa Crossroads.

[windsong]

Buffet for wakamatsu

ala carte is for Nonki

[MaInEvEnT]

My latest Ginza experience, Bday sa ako tito

Had their steak, grabe ka lami


Red Kimono in Ayala is okay, dili kaayo sila pricey so okay na pud.. sashimi tirada ko ani


This was at Nonki JCentre
A more affordable version sa Ginza, not as good as Ginza but okay na pud kaayo for me