Don Bao

Bianca Morales

3.0

On our way to a bout of museum visits for our #Saturdate, my daughter and I decided to (again!) give in to our ramen craving and have an early lunch at Don Bao. The resto is located in the website-friendly Kapitolyo area, along a line of eateries near D Ace Hotel. There is limited parking space here so you may want to park your vehicle in the nearby Pioneer Center if there are no more spaces available in front of the restaurant.

Lance Yee

4.0

My partner and I always look for something to eat. When we saw donbao we immediately decided to dine. Since there's parking space you can easily park here its also not traffic in the area and quite peaceful.We ordered Chiken Teriyaki and Spicy Tonkantsu. I would give perfect points for the chicken teriyaki coz the chicken is crispy and juicy and big serving and its sauce is very very flavory. I would say its worth the price for the teriyaki but not for the ramen. I really love ramen so when i tasted it, it did not meet my expectation. Maybe i expected too much because its a bit pricy compare to the other ramen place i have tried in kapitolyo. Well yeah compare to mall price this is cheaper so maybe its so so. But if i will dine here again i would order chicken teriyaki and bao. I really want to try their bao but im so full. According to them their bao's size is approximately the size of iphone 4. I dont know why others give low rating but for me my experience is good.Oh and they have 10% service charge. So if you want you can order in website instead if you are gonna order ricebowl and bao. The delivery charge might be lower compare to the service charge especially if you are 4 pax above.

Taner Demirel

5.0

Don Bao opened its doors over a year ago - in fact, they just celebrated their first anniversary last November 29 and have already announced that they will be opening a second branch in Makati this 2018. All seems to be doing well for Don Bao, and for good reason. The food here is nothing short of amazing. I kid you not. If you saw the feast we had at Siam Thai, you will know that we were crazy full when we left that establishment. We walked five minutes (maybe even less) to get to Don Bao and would you believe, we were still able to finish everything we ordered?? Masarap kasi talaga.Don Bao highlights dons (rice bowls) and baos (buns) on their menu, but they are not limited to just that. Their menu showcases a number of Japanese appetizers as well as ramen dishes that you will surely love.For starters, we ordered the Gyoza (P130). My friends already know how much I love gyoza, so whenever it's on the menu, we have to order it. Luff you, guys. ♥