Ramen Kagetsu Arashi opens first outlet in Makati

From Japan to Philippines: Ramen Kagetsu Arashi opens first outlet in Makati

by ClickTheCity
One of the largest ramen chains in Japan has now opened its first restaurant in the country, adding to Manila's still-strong ramen craze which is already boasting of a solid lineup of ramen stores both homegrown and imported.

Ippudo Philippines - The popular Japanese Specialty Ramen Restaurant, Now Open in Mega Fashion Hall !

  Photo from Ippudo Philippines Facebook page

Ramen Get It!: Ippudo Philippines Now Open in Mega Fashion Hall

by ClickTheCity

The popular Japanese specialty ramen restaurant, known worldwide for its Hakata-style noodle soups, officially opens its first outlet in the Philippines today.

 Ippudo Philippines is located at the third floor of Mega Fashion Hall, SM's latest and hottest commercial center now being known as home to many firsts in the country: first to have a Michelin starred restaurant (Tim Ho Wan), and first home of many international brands like Osaka Ohsho, Linguini Fini, and soon, fashion brand H&M.

 Ramen Delivery + 70 NEW restaurants now available on ClickTheCity App

Delight your tastebuds with more food choices – perfect for all your food cravings with the addition of ramen delivery and 70 new restaurants on Mobile Ordering!

To keep up with the undying ramen craze in the metro, City Delivery is offering the metro's first ramen delivery. Now you can warm up on rainy days with a hot bowl of ramen from Hokkaido Ramen Bangaichi.

Hanamaruken Ramen at the second level of Trinoma Mall, Quezon City

Hanamaruken Ramen: The Best Ramen Place This Side of Metro Manila

by Katarina Antonio

The southern part of Metro Manila has the monopoly on good ramen restaurants. Chances are, if you want to have a delicious bowl of honest to goodness Japanese ramen, you will have to troop to Makati or Taguig. Hanamaruken Ramen, located in Trinoma, has given ramen lovers from the north cause to celebrate. Despite having been open for just barely three months, Hanamaruken Ramen has already gained a tremendous number of fans. So beloved is their signature ramen dish that people from Cebu travel all the way to Manila just to get a taste.

Tampopo in Greenhills - The First 2 in 1 Ramen and Tonkatsu Specialty Restaurant in the Philippines

How to Eat Ramen Like a Pro According to Tampopo

by Trix Deseo

Originally from Singapore, Tampopo in Greenhills is the first 2-in-1 ramen and tonkatsu specialty restaurant in the Philippines. The brand was started by Takaaki Takagi, who also founded Tonkichi, one of Hong Kong and Singapore’s best Tonkatsu restaurants. He decided to name the ramen and tonkatsu restaurant Tampopo (literally: dandelion) after the classic Japanese comedy film that centers on a quest for the perfect ramen recipe.

Ramen Nagi - Great Choices of Ramen @ SM Aura

A new player has entered the ramen scene in the Philippines. And for that, we say thank you very much--arigato gozaimasu!--from the bottom of our tummies.

The first branch of Ramen Nagi is located on the top floor of SM Aura in Taguig City, while a second branch will be opening soon at SM Mall of Asia.  That speaks volumes of how well the ramen is being received.  Ramen Nagi is known as Butao in Hong Kong and that’s where one of the owners (Roxanne Farillas) first tasted Chef Ikuta Satoshi’s ramen creation.  That taste inspired her and the other owners to bring Ramen Nagi to the Philippines.  And the rest, you can say, is ramen history.

Where to Get the Best Bowls of Ramen in Metro Manila

When it Rains, You Slurp: Where to Get the Best Bowls of Ramen in Metro Manila

by The Click List

The Ramen War in Manila is in its full rage. In this on-going battle for the best bowl, whose side are you on? Let us know in the comments section where you head when hankering for a bowl of creamy ramen.

Wrong Ramen at BGC's Burgos Circle

Sin Well at Wrong Ramen

by Cityzen | M.C. Jose
The first time Wrong Ramen was brought up in our discussions, I’ve always wondered why it was called the way it is. I could easily answer my questions by checking out online resources, but I wanted to get a firsthand experience of the “wrongness”  of Wrong Ramen, so I decided to put off all research until the feature itself. When it comes to features like this, I often feel that it’s best going into it knowing as little as I possibly can.

Ramen Yushoken Restaurant in Alabang

You Sure Can Enjoy Ramen Yushoken

by Trina T. Epilepsia

 The ramen joint is becoming a ubiquitous sight all over Metro Manila. Although it hasn’t reached Milk Tea proportions yet, we can surmise it’s getting close to Mongolian Barbecue and Comfort Food levels.

When Ramen Yushoken first unveiled its sign back in December 2012, many people, myself included, wrote it off. It was next to a long-time favorite Japanese restaurant chain (southerners will know that it was the singular establishment that kept the now-demolished Casa Susanna relevant). And it was devoted to ramen, a dish so deceptively simple that many local establishments just get it so wrong. Personally, I believe the reason I was never a ramen enthusiast was because I was served so many bad bowls in the past.

Visit this ramen place in Molito along Madrigal Avenue, Alabang