Zaifu Japanese Restaurant

Vincheese

2.0

As my friends and I were looking for a good Japanese Restaurant in Rockwell area aside from OOMA. We passed by Zaifu and tried their Salmon Sushi Roll, Gyoza and Tuna Sushi. Sad to say, the way they served them were so plain ans so sad looking. It is as if the resto is saying we’re tired so come back next time.... and the taste is as plain as how the food looked! Should you want to stay in business please shape up. I’m never going back.

Aulia Chaerisa Saleh

3.0

This place is more affordable compare to other Japanese resto with good customer service. From all the food we ordered I liked the Australian beef.

Amanda Larasati

5.0

I have been dining here since 2005. Food, service, and ambiance have always been a delight. Whether going solo, couple, or groups, all my experiences here are positive. It's authentic Japanese cuisine. The menu is extensive, and special requests may be accommodated. Serving time is reasonably quick. Pricing is typical for the area it's in, expect at least around Php600 per person. Ambiance is warm but the temperature is fairly cool thanks to the mall's airconditioning. Staff are friendly and are always ready.

Agnes Veronica

5.0

If I could give 10-star rating, I would. Zaifu is, for me, a no-frills authentic Japanese Restaurant. Their food reminds of home-cooked meals. It doesnt matter if they use simple and plain utensils, or their food lacks presentation, because the taste more than made up what was lacking in some aspect (or so what others thought 😁)Here’s what we ordered:Spicy Salmon Cheese Roll - fresh salmon and cheese rolled in rice and wrapped in nori wrapper. Simple but so fresh. Perfect appetizer. It really perked up our appetite. Yasaiitame - perfectly cooked, sauteed vegetables (togue, cabbage, onions, kutchai). It balances the meatyness of the other food we ordered. Gyoza - reminds me of home. Their gyoza tastes so comforting. Seafood Ramen - the waitress was so nice to offer to split our ramen in two. It has squid rings, shrimps, clams, mussels and lots of chinese petchay. The clear soup really tastes msg-less, not salty but full of flavor. Salmon teriyaki - fresh slice of salmon grilled with teriyaki sauce. Light but filling. Mango shake tastes home-made, too. Also worth mentioning is their freezer of Binggrae and Lotte foods ice cream bar. I tries Lotte foods Greek Yogurt bar (Php45). It’s a greek yogurt bar with a thin coating of white chocolate with blueberry swirls inside. Perfect for washing up the yummy dinner we just had.

Makanku Diary

5.0

Out of all the Japanese restaurants in Power Plant Mall, this is the most traditional one. They have lunch set offers depending on the day. One ala carte dish I like here best is the Dragon Roll, make sure go try it when you dine here

Rachmat Hellyanto

3.0

Made a quick visit here while waiting for a doctor's appointment.The salmon teppanyaki with bean sprouts was good. Flavorful salmon slices with a good vinegar/soy dip and tasty bean sprouts

Harry Lee

4.0

October 25, 2016Zaifu Japanese Restaurant - Powerplant MallSalmon Skin Maki - P240.00Mix Sashimi - P290.00Katsudon - P205.00Ebi Tempura Set - P320.00Dined here with my 2 siblings and my Dad. Salmon Skin Sashimi Maki is incrediblely good, crunchy yummy maki. You have to order this dish. The mix sashimi was fresh. It was not specifically writtten on the menu that the dish will not contain salmon, that was disappointing. Katsudon, good flavours and very filling. Ebi Tembura Set was complete and taste fantastic. Free hot/cold tea.Service was prompt. Unfortunately, I feel that servers doesn't have proper service language etiquette. Overall Dining Experience:Food-4.5/5Drinks- 4/5Ambience- 4/5Service- 3.5/5Value for Money- 4/5

Valencia Then

5.0

Been going here since I was 5, Rockwell being my second home, feels like Zaifu is already my main restaurant at Rockwell, could literally eat here everyday, salmon sashimi every time and tempura and gyudon my main dishes to order.

Tiscanurulafani

4.0

I just learned that this resto has the same owners as isshin one of my favorite Japanese restos along Arnaiz Avenue in San Lorenzo village. I got myself tempura bento set asI gobbled it quickly It was a cure for my crazy headache especially coming from a crazy brain drainung seminar. It had enough flavors to be an authentic Japanese restaurant with the price that they backed it up. Added with a very hands on customer service, I would definitely be back here to try their other entrees.

Selen Paral

3.0

I have always loved Japanese cuisine and whenever I crave, I only have a handful of options in the city to dine.  When I tried Zaifu earlier, I found it to be generally ok in terms of taste, size serving, and service.  We had the Tonkatsu, Yakiniku Beef, and Mixed Sashimi.  Tonkatsu - crunchy but relatively thin pork unlike competition; potato salad was good; pickled vegetables were betterYakiniku - beef strips were tender and perfectly cooked; marinate was sweet and teriyaki-likeMixed Sashimi - fresh tuna; nothing special with the dishMiso Soup - served warm and better than competition