There's no shortage of Japanese restaurants in Manila. The cuisine has been a popular option for city-goers for the better part of the last two decades, so we wouldn't be surprised if you're constantly hankering for some delicious Japanese dishes. While dining ...

When choosing food to order from restaurants or delivery apps, we often face two dilemmas: First, sometimes you just can't pick from all the delectable choices on the menu. Second, if you're sharing your order, often you can't agree on just one ...

Japan’s one-of-a-kind cuisine is beloved all over the world and its distinct flavors are defined by a few key ingredients: the inimitable complementary power of rice, the soul-soothing comfort of noodles cooked in broth, the freshness of newly caught raw seafood, and the ...

A trip to Japan isn't complete without going to a konbini (convenience store) and trying an onigiri. Onigiri is a Japanese food is made with a triangular-shaped rice ball wrapped in nori sheet and are often filled with different meaty fillings. One of the ...

Aside from all the Japanese ramen houses that are now offering ramen kits, you can now conveniently find them while you’re shopping for groceries, too. On your next grocery run at S&R Membership Shopping, make sure you grab a box of the Ippudo ...

While we can’t travel to Japan just yet or dine in at our favorite Japanese restaurants, we can still have our Japanese food fix in the comfort of our own home. Luckily for those who are craving Japanese rice bowls or ramen, GrabFood ...

How long has it been since your last bowl of ramen? It’s been a month and a half since the quarantine started and now that it is extended for 15 more days, we can totally relate if your ramen cravings are getting ...

If you need a break from the different frozen chicken packs being offered left and right, you can switch things up with Japanese food! Tokyo Tokyo is offering ready-to-cook meals, so you can still enjoy your Japanese faves at home.Here’s Tokyo Tokyo’s ready-to-cook ...

Food trends come and go, but one thing remains the same throughout the seasons: Rice is life. It's that simple. There are some things that just taste better with the go-to grain, and few things demonstrate this better than the humble donburi. ...

Valentine’s season is one of those times people generally associate with sweets—you’d usually give away chocolates, cookies, and other confections around this time of year. But we get you; all that sugar can start to get nauseating after a while. For fans ...

More than the food and gift-giving, the Christmas season is about catching up and being reunited with the people who are most important to us. If you have a relative or a friend who is coming home (or is already home) for ...

If Christmas in the Philippines starts in September, there's no way it ends at 11:59 p.m. on December 25. In fact, there's a term for people who do that: party poopers. Sushi Nori certainly knows how to keep a party rolling and ...

The ramen from Hanamaruken is pretty up there in our books, but it gets bumped up a few notches when there’s a Buy 1 Get 1 situation on the loose over at their Century City branch in Makati. If you and a friend are each craving a bowl, you ...

It’s a season of pigging out, and Dohtonbori refuses to be left behind. To celebrate their Greenhills branch's fourth anniversary, they’re offering unlimited okonomiyaki and yakiniku for P699 until the last day of 2019!Don’t worry—they’ve got the rice covered, too. As long ...

We’re all familiar with this scenario: You’re craving Japanese food, and maybe have been for days, but you just can’t decide whether you want meat, noodles, or sushi. And it may feel a little sacrilegious to go ahead and order them all—not ...

Have you heard of Wrong Ramen? This ramen joint used to serve noodle bowls in Burgos Circle, Bonifacio Global City. A local joint which dished out ramen bowls that were anything but traditional, Wrong Ramen opened in 2013 and closed its doors ...

Japanese cooking is one of the most distinct Asian cuisines you can have. The skills required and the flavors achieved are always worlds away from what we normally cook at home.We can’t exactly teach you to be professional Japanese chefs, but you ...

Sapporo, a city in Hokkaido prefecture, is famous for one of our favorite rainy-weather essentials: ramen, more specifically, miso ramen. If you’re not familiar with what miso actually is, this is a traditional Japanese seasoning produced by fermenting soybeans with salt and koji ...