Torimomo

Kaye Mendoza

4.0

The area was crowded for lunch time but I was fortunate to possess my table having come sooner than the rest. I attempted their combo dinner of ramen and karaage also it was excellent. Quantity was little but I assume it was as the ramenwas fifty percent the order. There have been plenty of servers but as the place was complete, service was a little slower. I waited for approximately 15 minutes to obtain my ramen. In my own next visit, I'll try their collection of yakitori, sushi, sashimi, rolls, don buri along with other authentic Japanese meals. Prices were affordable.

Ma Gabrielle Marcelo

4.0

Torimomo is one of the new restaurants to open up at Robinsons Location Manila, and is quickly learning to be a strike with the buyers. The decoration of the cafe is set up such as a Japanese alley, with the grill at the front end of the eating place and surroundedby wooden chair and tables. Overhead are usually hung colourful and festive Japanese banners and lanterns. You can view the chefs grilling at the grill station, and odor the aroma of freshly barbecued meats -- very inviting! The meals didn't disappoint. The barbecued meats was very good, and the costs reasonable. Another cooked items were simply okay, though. Yet another thing I must commend may be the service. The supervisor (perhaps also the dog owner?) had been eagle-eyed and ensured that everyone was taken care of promptly.

When A Eats

2.0

Came here early soon after they opened for your day. We were therefore starving and ordered their infant octopus and tempura plus some other Japanese meals. Normally food tastes excellent when you are starving but this one's horrible for me personally. It might have already been aonce off or perhaps a bad time of the chef however the octopus has been like drenched in salt. It had been as well salty that I hardly touched it. Another food was just okay and serving was really small. With plenty of restaurants to pick from in Manila. I believe I would give that one a pass.