Have You Tried Sizzling Ramen Before?

If you're a big fan of Japanese food, you might be one to the classics. At Kureji in Quezon City, however, they like to keep things interesting. "Reimagined Japanese food" is how they like to describe their brand of Japanese food. "Kureji" literally translates to "crazy" and the folks behind the resto extend their playful touch to your favorite Japanese dishes.  

You've never had gyoza like this before! It's tossed in an earthy annatto sauce.

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Start off with Chicken Manila Gyoza, perfectly seasoned chicken gyoza tossed in an earthy atsuete sauce. The Cheesy Ramen is like grown-up mac and cheese. We predict it will be a hit with the younger set: tender pork chashu is enveloped in a thick and creamy cheddar cheese broth that's not surprisingly cloying.

This cheesy ramen is like grown-up mac and cheese with Japanese flavors.

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Don't underestimate this kamameshi rice bowl: it's filled with savory flavors.

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If you're looking for something meat-free, turn to the mushroom and pumpkin kamameshi bowl-it's a tasty and savory rice bowl that's filling without being too heavy on the stomach. Each spoonful has deep flavors from the stock it is cooked with. You can even do without ulam when you order this rice bowl!  

If you're looking for something that fits an adventurous appetite, turn to the Sizzling Tomato Seafood Ramen. Squid, shrimp, salmon, and noodles swim in a thick tomato broth, served in a hot sizzling bowl. It's tangy, a bit spicy, and satisfying. At Kureji, veering away from the classic dishes can be a good thing.

Kureji is at 78 Malakas Street, Quezon City with branches in Ayala Vertis North, Quezon City and Rockwell Business Center, Pasig City.

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