Ozawa Noritako

Rizky Yoga Pratama

4.0

Box Park is a site comprised of various container vans transformed into small restaurants. It's where you can find a range of different food items - Thai, Italian, American, Japanese fusion, Mediterranean, Mexican etc...It's quite hard to miss as you drive along Congressional Ave., the place is usually well lit & packed with people.Once you're there, it would be quite hard to decide what to eat. Everything looks inviting. It's a good thing I was with the hubby and the kids so we get to order a variety.I opted for Ozawa Noritako simply because the food seemed different from the others and of course, I already checked it out on website.I was not disappointed. I ordered the Beef Tenderloin Steak Noritako. I liked it. The combination of beef, Japanese rice, wasabi mayo, nori served on a taco shell tasted good. I'm quite amazed with the creativity. It's reasonably priced at P145. You'll just have to order extra if you have a bigger appetite.Definitely going back. There are a lot more food items to explore.

Michelle Anne Sarasua

4.0

Ozawa is a new stall in Box Park that would remind you of something...someone. HahaI'm not sure if I'm the only one who remembered Maria Ozawa. I was able to speak with the owner and yes, it came from the name of the famous porn star. They where out drinking and one of his friends suggested why not Ozawa. Haha they're actually thinking of the name over some drinks that time. So I guess great ideas come out when there's alcohol involved? HahaThey wanted something catchy and something that would have a recall to customers and possible-customers so Ozawa was the best one that they could think of and I think it worked well.Ozawa serves the best and savory Pork Tonkatsu and Chicken Karaage Noritako,Japanese rice bowls, salads and their raspberry slushy which is served in two sizes of jars is cool. The juice can be shared among a group.Ozawa is located in the new food haven along Congressional Ave., QC.It is similar to the popular StrEAT Maginhawa food park at Maginhawa St., QC where different shops serve their specialties and Ozawa is one of them.

Elmer Yu

3.0

This Box Park food stall features japanese food. We picked the Chicken Karage item. It seemed interesting even up to the presentation. The small bite sized taco like creation looks yummy. The taste was sinfully good that every bite had a crunch and a burst of flavor. I say it is sinful because of the fried chicken crust content in the shell or taco. It's a good appetizer for those that are after their craving fix. You can share it to 2-3 persons. I personally liked the unique item which i think differentiated them from other food stalls in the vicinity.

Yemi

5.0

Can’t decide if you want Mexican or Japanese? Try Ozawa Noritako’s crazy awesome sushi tacos!Their best seller is the Beef Tenderloin Noritako (145php). It’s a deep fried wanton wrapper filled with dried seaweed, Japanese sushi rice, Japanese mayonnaise, and perfectly cooked beef tenderloin cubes. Iono how or why, but all the flavours just work! They also offer this sweet Raspberry Slushy you’ll see people carrying around. The small mason jar is good for two (60php), and the larger one is good for four (90php). #OzawaNoritako #eatingOzawa #masarapSiOzawa** Box Park is located at Tandang Sora Avenue in Quezon City. Inspired by the container parks abroad, Box Park Manila currently features 14 food brands that are unique from each other.

Megan

3.0

Noritako is the best!! I think I could eat two plates/6 pcs of Noritako in one sitting. Your sushi in a salty taco. However, contrary to their specialty, the rice bowls are bland.

Aryanto

4.0

I had the chicken noritako and the coleslaw. This noritako was my first experience of a "noritako" and its a delicious introduction to the food. It tastes similar to sushi but its a lot more messy to eat. In fact my only complaint of this food is how its dressing would get around my mouth and fingers with alnost each bite, and it would break apart in my hand sometimes or from biting, but other than the mess its perfect id say. Shell is thin and crispy, uts well dressed with the right amount of slaw and dressing, and the rice is soft and tasty as it should be, and the fish in it is enough. Good food experience here and fair price. The side coleslaw is tasty too. Id like to learn to make it at home because i enjoy the sesame dressing on top.

Maria Jineva Bernardo

4.0

As a fan of japanese food, I always go to Ozawa's for their Karaage Noritako and a sweet large raspberry slushie to finish it off. Good food at an affordable price, Ozawa Noritako will surely give your tastebuds a treat.

Angie Jenie

3.0

Like I said about stalls over this new Box Park, I'm not a fan of alternative food - those you make out of putting together different cultural tastes to pass for "unique." But, I give some props to Ozawa Noritako, if only for the craftsmanship they give in every Noritako they serve. From the shell, the nori sheet, rice, tenderloin toppers, and whatever are in between. :)

Rafael Jose T. Buya

5.0

We had the tenderloin cubes noritaco and we loved it. We thought of ordering another one while waiting for our actual dinner to be served. We will be back to this congressional food park for this!

Fera Septiani

4.0

Love the food in this place! I ordered their chicken karaage noritako and hands down it was so good! Very delicious and it doesn't cost that much. We also theirs their soapberry slushy and it was so huge. There were already five of us drinking from it and we still weren't able to finish it. Thumbs up to the food of this place! 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻