Ramen Sora

NSYNI AN

4.0

My friend and We were rolling later on, both starving but 2 hours to set off until a dinner time. We chosen something light to carry us over and we chosen Japanese. Properly, we spotted the Ramen Sora eating place signage once we wereheaded south on Macarthur Highway, pulled a U-turn and taken in to parking. We were the 1st clients at 5pm. We found that the Ramen Sora has been actually upstairs but once we considered go upstairs the employees of Gerrys insisted we chair ourselves within their establishment and insisted these were actually the same place. After being seated we received the two menus. Somewhat confused by this set up we looked for a few light dishes to carry us over. We'd the Salmon, roasted Okra and Gyoza with a coke and a fanta. Overall the meals was very good. Not the very best Salmon sashimi I've had nonetheless it was great. The gyoza was prepared about right and had not been soaked in essential oil in other places I have already been. The okra had been near perfect. The staff do good, several quirks occasionally but nothing significant. Whenever we still left at about 6pm there really weren't any new customers.

Bang Tom

2.0

The restaurant ambience is good. The meals serving is quite little for the purchase price you need to pay, we purchased california maki with 4 parts for about 200-300 pesos. So costly. Plus their ramen isn't good, it had been not served hot or hot, itwas offered cold. I'll not go back return back in this overpriced cafe again, since you can find lots of Japanese restaurant around with way better cost and better food.