Sukidesu Modern Japanese Cuisine

Siti Cory Hapsari

5.0

If you’re craving for Japanese foods nevertheless, you want true affordability then this is actually the place to be! Comparing this place in between that japanese resto that claimed a street foods dining experience within torres st., sukidesu will be undoubtedly more worth to go to.Very competitive prices! The foods are true orgasmic to your nose, eyes and palate. The taste is something you need to crave following the dining. Just come early. Individuals flocking as soon as 5:30PM. If your likely to head to roxas night marketplace this can be a must go to after your ukay ukay haul.

Asep Saepulloh

5.0

Best Hidden gem inside Davao. The atmosphere and eating is comparable to small eateries in Japan. People lineup all night merely to taste their food. Love the creativeness of the owners within discovering their undertake modern Japanese food. Choose the sushiplatter, dark ramen, gyoza and for dessert Durian ice lotion. The experience will probably be worth the wait and it's really so affordable!

Mark Angelo Malto

4.0

So the group made a decision to have a japanese treat for the september celebrants,since Sukidesu Modern Japanese Cuisine has been creating a trend in the social media marketing. If you're likely to have a good place to eat,you need to be early in order to avoid the longer lineafter 6pm. We waited almost one hour, we wished to be on the next floor but there is no vacant table however so we've bo selection but to consider the table close to the entrance place. We purchased Ajitama Ramen-a ramen with fried boiled egg and a bit of pork meat,along with other japanese things. I purchased Chasu Ramen-no egg and contains 2 bits of pork meat and much more things..While eating ramen, it had been so hot simply no ventilation very much but it's ok,we did have the ability to sustain our ramen cravings. I QUICKLY ordered Digong Maki,called after our President Rudy "Digong" Duterte,it's crunchy and a little spicy and the flavor is just perfect. After that we ordered once again for the next round,we attempted the Mt. APo Maki,named following the highest Mountain in the Philippines Mt. Apo, it's crunchy too not really too sour not as well spicy,only a balance taste,after that we additional Sukidesu Maki and Gyoza.. Overall we had been so full.