Inaka Restaurant and Sushi Bar

Nica Sangalang

2.0

Curry... POOOR... the Curry Paste is "on the MALL" or quick.. it is possible to tell through the flavor.. sushi is great.. :) in fairness.. & oh.... No parking lot

Nina Lee

4.0

Foods is OISHI!!! (Delicious) We ordered: - Karaage (crunchy fried poultry with salt and pepper powdered seasoning), - Wakadori (crunchy poultry with garlic and nice teriyaki sauce), - Ebi Tempura ( breaded fried shrimp), - Tonkatsu curry (breaded pork with japanese curry sauce): i don'trecommend this because the meat is really a bit tough and dry out, not juicy and tender - Sukiyaki (lovely beef soup with tanghon/transparent noodles with tofu and mushrooms) - Grilled salmon mind with teriyaki sauce, my friend's favorite. Place is great but needs renovation. There is also 2 misono desk, where they are able to cook your food before you. Price is average.

Nereen Ng

4.0

If you want to enjoy taking in Japanese food cooked before you using its chef, don't skip this place!!!

Dona Dee Lacdao

5.0

We have been frequent customers of the Japanese Restaurant in my own hometown. The prices have become affordable and the flavor is very good.

Genelle Christian Tomas

4.0

really surprise there exists a jewel hidden within bacolod...its inaka. meals is good. support is okay. price is affordable. we try a large amount of foods like uni sashimi, ebi tempura, beef misono, chahan, dyosa, all above standard

Sophia Brodett

4.0

Visited this eating place upon the suggestion of 1 friend in Bacolod. Enjoyed their food. Especially love their refreshing tuna sashimi and beef sukiyaki. For me, price was acceptable. The place was exhausted looking and wait employees were way too many. Can't assist but notice thembecause these were bunched up in a single nook. Will return back when in Bacolod.

Deejay Amores

5.0

Food choice is varied, the majority of the basic Japanese items can be found and priced reasonably thus. The sashimi will be remarkably fresh and ready, even though more exotic types like ikura, uni weren't available at that point. The fried stuffs like shrimp tempura weresuperior. For a cafe in a mid-sized town in the Philippines, this location is a magnificent discovery and an excellent sampling of the wealthy Japanese cuisine. Program is good, staffs are usually courteous. The interiors require a make-over though also it could very properly end up being the best in the town once again.

Ralph Martin Mascarenas

3.0

That is my second visit for a long period. First time I really was happy about it. However the second period seems no response from my part. Japanese taste will there be but not enough since it is slightly transformation to Filipino tongue. Nevertheless, this isone of the three Japanese eating place I understand of and this may be the only 1 closest to genuine Japanese food. This is a little little bit expensive if you are with a couple local ingredients. The most severe part, no parking.

Lcignacio60

4.0

I’ve been going to Inaka since i have was a youngster. Since I’ve been surviving in Manila for a long period now I’ve gotten an opportunity to try various Japanese dining places which are actually good. We guess there’s an edge if Inaka is among the fewstand only Japanese resto in the town. Having just a few or possibly no competitor may also have its drawback. The management should concentrate on upgrading their resto as main gamers from Manila will undoubtedly be coming in. I’ll still end up being a person of Inaka if I’m in Bacolod.

Mia Lei Salbang

4.0

We wanted to take a seat on the teppanyaki desk however they were all reserved. Their beef had been tender and foods tasted great. Do purchase the vinegar rice to go with all of the viands there.