Nomama

Yuniarti Jolleisa

5.0

Great selection of ramen and presents a creative variety of Japanese comfort food. Must try for any website looking for something new and exciting.

Ryan Daviandi

4.0

In Japanese Nomama means "That's it".  That's it! We had Pork Tonkatsu and their specialty the Nomama Ramen. Though pricing is a bit on the high side,  the serving was big and good for 2 persons.  The restaurant's minimalist ambiance is nice for "nagfe-feeling sosyal".  I will definitely go back.

Loraineharinda

3.0

Found next to Black Olive and Tipsy Pig at Capitol Commons, I decided to try this new ramen place. I must say that there is quite a lot of dining space in this outlet, with a dining area available on an upper floor, and even outdoors. Not on the menu posted, but on a table display, I ordered a vegetable ramen. I found the consistency of the noodles to my liking, not the usual 'soft' and 'spongy' default ones typically served in other places. The broth was just a tad lacking in saltiness but the serving size was just right (I ordered the bigger bowl). With ramen, I actually enjoy my noodles more than the broth, so I was pleasantly surprised to see that my noodles weren't drowning in the bowl, and the tamago, in my book, was perfectly executed! Since I was not particularly hungry that day, that was all I ordered, but I studied the menu and found so much more vegetable options available, which I will definitely try next time!Update: I just ate here again last week, and I was hungry this time. I thought the serving sizes were a bit on the lean side, considering I ordered the big bowl. It's a good thing the additional small bowl at the promo price of P1.00 just barely got me there.