Okiniiri

Aymen

2.0

Their Shabu-shabu and Yakiniku is overrated rather than as advertised or shown in the ads picture. Most of the said to be inclusions aren't there like mushrooms, seafoods, meatballs, appetizers, etc. Foods isn't worth what you covered. It really is disappointing andshould not really end up being promoted as a eating destination. The area ambience is also lacking expectation.

Oburx

1.0

Food will not taste great . The shabu shabu is indeed tasteless , no question the area is empty . They don't allow sharing nor using home left . Surely you will have left because food isn't good .

Aç Kertenkelinho

3.0

Generally Great food and value, though quality appears to of dropped away from lately with minimal vegetable portions and a lot of fat & skin in the chicken Tepanyaki. The crunchy Tuna Maki is excellent. I wish that they had cold SMP!

Ceren

3.0

I went to another branch of Okiniiri together Aguirre Avenue, Paranaque to use their supper buffet. I has been with my children. I am uncertain if they have exactly the same administration but both can be found inside the exact same subdivision, BF Houses Paranaque. Supper buffetwas at P450/mind. My two daughters made a decision to attempt their buffet while we went ala carte. The buffet distribute was had several choices only that was understandable but that which was disappointing was the grade of the food. They need to have got scrimped on the things that the meals wasn't tasty, the veggies weren't fresh and also the over-all presentation wasn't inviting. We ordered sukiyaki that was furthermore a dismal disappointment as the bowl consisted just of noodles, broth, some veggies and new egg that has been mixed in to the broth but... no slice of beef for a cost of P295!. My verdict: cost can happen cheap in the beginning but by the end, it is not so because you find yourself dissatisfied using what you possess tasted. This is a significantly cry from the genuine Japanese cuisine.