New Kamameshi House

Manny De Guzman

5.0

Kamameshi is one of my favorite restaurants, providing a wonderful taste of Japanese cuisine, this restaurant has a special place in my heart because ever since my son was a child we would eat here and have a wonderful time! I suggest you try their sukiyaki and sashimi, both fresh and delicious! Also try their wide assortment of sushi rolls! A definite must try!

Unde

5.0

Loved their chicken kamameshi, yakitori, and especially their ebi tempura-super malaman and hindi puro harina :) the servers were very enthusiastic too :)

Giann Chan

5.0

My husband and I spend special dates here because it’s usually quiet in this restaurant. I heard that it used to be one of the best Japanese restaurants in Manila. The service is always great, too. The kamameshi here is the best we’ve had and their uni and other sashimi are always fresh.

Lindasipit

5.0

The food here is excellent. Their Tempura is to die for :) the Kamameshi Rice is a must try... i love the friendly service. Their waiters really make you feel taken care of

Betul Emel Bütüner

3.0

Cozy and appropriate place for a meeting with a client or boss wherein food may reimburse to the company 😅 kidding. Not the best tempura, infact, this restau goes at the end of the list. Too priceyyy.

Lulu Lusiana

5.0

This has been my favorite since we were kids. I guess there are only 2 branches surviving. A specialty restaurant serving authentic home-made Japanese cuisine famous for their Kamameshi rice! My top order and most favorite is their MIXED KAMAMESHI RICE paired with entrees Yakitori and Beef Teppanyaki. For appetizer, their famous sweetened dilis with togue is unlimited and free, chawan mushi, fresh sashimi and California Maki are great as well. Also a staple is their Tempura and Kakiage which is always a hit among kids and kids at heart. No wonder this place has been up for the longest time. A bit pricey because of its high quality ingredients but definitely worth it!

Aurelia Nurlintang Pusparini

5.0

Must-try Gomoku Kamameshi (mixed rice with chicken and vegetables) and sukiyaki! Favorites are chicken teriyaki, ebi tempura and tuna sashimi. Their blended iced tea is very good, too. Our family has been visiting Kamameshi for about 20 years. Food 5/5Service 5/5

LadyDyah Arum Retno

1.0

The service is terrible! We were a party of more than 10 people, and arrived in batches. The waiter did not even bother to write down our order. End state - incomplete! Worse, the wait staff was trying to pin the blame on us saying we kept giving additional orders. Given the large group, it will definitely happen. The waiter also blamed us that (1) we never ordered the specific item (which in fact the people in our table heard the food being ordered), and (2) that when the food arrived, I had the food sent back - which did not happen at all! Add that a lot of items in the menu were not available, the dining experience is a disaster. We were dining as a family to commemorate our mother's 27 years of passing, and it should have been a moment of nostalgia. It ended up being a bad decision. Please address and fix the service in your QC branch. It's way to horrible!!!!!!

Princess Lim

4.0

Raining, traffic and miserably hungry so we took a detour towards Quezon City Memorial Circle and we gave this classic place a go. Famous for their sizzling fried rice since the 80s, happy to say that they still have it. Interiors are terrible but beyond that their sizzling Gomoku rice is still wonderful, served piping hot and some rice grains toasting on its sides. Yum! We ordered tofu steak and asparagus as our main viand. It came as a pleasant surprise when it arrived with some chicken fillets. The only disappointing thing we ordered was their Dynamite sushi which was disappointingly small but tasted ok. The rice used for their sushi was too wet for my taste.Interiors is in shambles and not exactly a date-worthy place to bring to impress but if your date loves to eat and can look beyond the aesthetic then this is a great detour.

Ariadi Pradana

4.0

Japanese restaurants never fail to charm me like light to fly. I’d go to one for lunch or dinner if I have the chance to do so. And when I spotted New Kamameshi House during one of our Pokemon Go runs, R already knew where we were going to have dinner. Hello, New Kamameshi House. I heard that this Japanese restaurant is one of the pioneers in Quezon Memorial Circle. With it having several years of being in business, my expectation from this place went up a bit.