Soup District

Zalias Fadhli

3.0

Its an extremely small cozy restaurant across the main road supplying different famous soup all over the world. Like Pho' from vietnam, Una Paz batchoy of the Philippines, Tom Yung soup of Thailand, etc... sufficient reason for some nearby beverage concoction and desserts. Cost will be above averageas the Pho soup has been priced at Php185/bowl best for one helping. But its an improved choice for some simple however comforting meal perfectly on the budget.

Karen Chand

3.0

just had the Pho and Ramen. The pho soup is certainly nice, basil is fragrant nonetheless it is shouldn't be the just herb that provides Pho its signature flavor. Ramen is as well pricey,may as well head to another japanese eating place (that simply opened. in fairnessnot plenty of ramen stores around). they also place mung bean sprouts inside it,which i discovered odd. On hindsight some other ramen places do place them in however the bigger range. the soup furthermore tastes off, can't very tell what. There is also just one sort of ramen, can't select your soup base or major ingredient Pluses: meat on ramen is certainly soft, service was quick (was there before 5pm). Plus pluses for the "crispyisaw". I'd purchase/eat that again. I actually walked to here from Baguio POSTOFFICE. obtainable by taxi, or by jeepneys bound for the Plaza/City/Town. I would recommend walking in case you are at/near these places: SM, Success Liner, Teacher's Camp, Pink Sisters.

Suraj Choksi

3.0

It is a nice resto along Leonard Wooden. The meals is a tiny bit costly but it's great. I recommend this location to those that just wished to lazily enjoy a popular soup on an awesome Baguio evening. You might dine in the resto orenjoy alfresco.