Sushi-Ya

Mitch Arnaiz-Dela Rosa

I have been likely to Sushi Ya since its first branch opened together Tomas Morato where we used to call home. That is our family's head to place for an instant, affordable Japanese food. I introduced this eating place to my wife this past year when wetransferred to the Ortigas region. She became an instantaneous fan of the area. Our usual orders will be the Sushi Ya fried rice that is already a dinner in itself, eight bits of my wife's preferred California Maki, and the salmon teppanyaki. Services is fast, portions are usually generous, very reasonable, and delicious. Check it out some time.

Carisse Althene Roque

We've been coming here for a long time now. Its well known resto in Mega Mall specifically on days where others are usually crowded, this location isn't. Extremely reasonably priced. I would suggest their katsudon and their makis. We just like the Jurassic Maki. Not really everyone knowthat they serve free of charge Mugi-Cha because they usually do not offer you it proactively any more. You need to ask for it. We always purchase tempura, salmon sashimi, katsudon, torikatsu for my child, gyoza and some times we throw in a few makis, chahans, ramens. The just thing I believe this particular establishment have to improve on is really a small renovation. It hasn't transformed for a long time and you may see some apparent deterioration on to the floor, seats, walls. But still our head to Jap resto inside Mega...

Anthony Bolaños

Really affordable and the meals is quite good. Properly, their ramen isn't as delicious as you'll anticipate it must be. Staffs are usually attentive at the Megamall branch.