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Tamagoya

4.3

17 Reviews

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4.4

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  • Rino

    4.0

    Food - Really cheap for a big bowl of ramen, less than half the price of ramen served in the bigger-name places. While the quality may not match those of the higher-priced ramen restaurants, it's definitely more than worth your money.Service - Attendants are hard to come by since the place is always packed with people, so it's understandable. Of the two visits I've made to Tamagoya I've experienced both ends of reasonable serving times.Ambience - Looks and feels like an authentic Japanese restaurant

  • Elvin Daviano Prayudha

    2.0

    Not sure if they were rushing the orders, but the noodles were undercooked. Too hard to chew. Kind of disappointed when we visited this place.

  • Noopur

    4.0

    My go-to ramen place here in Marikina area! Favorite orders would be Mabo Ramen, Gyoza, and Tonkatsu (super love the potato salad on the side). Plus, the staff are always polite everytime I visit here.

  • Hilmi Püskülcü

    4.0

    The place is small, clean and can really feel the Japanese ambiance. Staff are attentive and nice. The food is affordable and delicious. I like the miso based soup, their noodles is okay, their servings are for sharing. One order of noodles is good for 2 person, can be 3, if you’d still have additional orders.Overall, it’s a great dining experience.

  • Shehla Discaya Khan

    4.0

    Parking: 5 to 10 vehicles. Staff and security will assist you where to park. Location and ambience: Just a few blocks from entering Lilac St., you won't miss the big sign from their restaurant. It is very wise of them to put up a lifesize menu before you enter! the ground floor is good for 10 to 15 max, and they have a 2nd floor for big guests. Since we were two, we are seated downstairs in this cozy corner sitting next to each other. We ordered the following:1) Stamina Ramen - 218 pesos - noodle with chili miso paste base soup - for people who has a small appetite (like me), this may be good for 2. The noodles were perfectly cooked (chewy, not soggy). It was served hot from the stove, yet the vegetables were very crisp. The soup base is umami, with the right amount of spicy. 2) Gomoku Nanban Ramen - 238 pesos - noodles with hot and spicy mixed vegetables and seafood. The amount of seafood incorporated in the ramen is very generous, the soup is soy-based (I guess). Also served perfectly! And who does not love quail eggs?3) Yaki-Gyoza - 118 pesos - traditional pan fried dumplings - REALLY traditional pan fried! As I've read and researched, gyoza is supposed to be cooked all together, and served like sticking to each other, and upside down! Points for that! The pork inside is also very savory, with a good amount of spring onions or leeks in it. 4) Soda - 48 pesosOverall, the food is great, but the space is not. Maybe it is a good idea to eat it as take-out/take-away. But the price is worth it!

  • Feggy Pey

    5.0

    Tasty indeed. Just order the karaage and stamina ramen. Other ramen that is not spicy is not good as stamina ramen. Noodles feels like the texture of instant noodle. But overall its okay.👌👌👌

  • Chintya Oktaviani Witarsa

    4.0

    My go-to ramen shop 😍

  • Ayu D

    4.0

    Loved their Gomoku Ramen (seafood). Broth had a deep smoky flavor from the Shiitake mushrooms. The dish had a generous serving of squid, shiitake mushrooms, cabbage, shrimp, pork strips, and quail egg. I really appreciate that after placing my order, the staff immediately mentioned that the seafood ramen would have bits of pork in them and confirmed if that was alright with me or if I wanted to change orders. Also loved their pan-fried gyōza. For P118, you get 6 pieces of delicious dumplings.Family had Miso Ramen, Stamina Ramen, and Gomoko Nanban Ramen, and Yakiniku-don. They were all very pleased with their food. Serving size of the ramen is huge, good to share (2-3 people).Serving time was >15min (items were served one at a time). Servers were nice but weren't consistent, we had to follow up 3x for an extra bowl while the table next to us were served their additional requests immediately.Ambiance is nice, felt like we were inside an old Japanese house. Free parking available with parking attendants to assist you.

  • Maya Christine Gunawan

    5.0

    One of the best ramen here in the area! Value for money is awesome. Dont forget to order the gyoza. One of our go to ramen places when we are at the Lower Antipolo area!

  • Moga Adiangga

    4.0

    Super cheap but super generous in serving.Gomoku is a must try. The saltiness is perfect. However, the Tama champon was kinda bland for me.It captured the real taste of Japanese restos here. This is such an underrated find!!

Tamagoya Location

  • Takeaway
  • Meal Pickup
  • Beer
  • Indoor

Tamagoya is located at 2 Hon. B. Soliven Avenue, Masinag, Lower Antipolo, Rizal. This is a Japanese restaurant near the Masinag. This restaurant is very popular and has a good reputation. Many food bloggers also visit this restaurant to make mukbang.

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