Red Hana

Kutay Kalender

4.0

If you’re looking for affordable yet delish Japanese food in Quezon City, you should definitely try Red Hana. We’ve been dining here for the nth time because their food never disappoints. The place is a bit small so seats are limited too. Place can get very crowded at times, and ambiance is okay. I have tried most of their dish but my favorite will always be their Sakuyaki and Tempura Soba.

Indah Fadilla

4.0

Been here numerous times. If you're looking for a 4 star authentic japanese food and yet more affordable than tokyo2, then don't forget to drop by and taste the foods in red hana!

Nesyaa

4.0

It’s not outstanding Japanese food but the servers are nice, water is served immediately and it has a homey community feel to it. I personally like their tuna sashimi. For all the times I went there, it was served fresh. I do want them to improve on their makis.

Memduh Kassar

5.0

If you're looking for a quick japanese craving fix with a tight budget then this is the place for you. I find this place very comforting for those who just had a very busy day. The serving is very generous and the taste- superb!

Rahmadia Trisia Effendi

2.0

Meet up with a few friends for a bowl of ramen at Red Hana. First time trying this place and the ramen is okay. It’s not authentic Japanese ramen. The flavors is just different than what I’m used to trying. There’s taste, but not satisfying enough for me to return. The salad was pretty basic as well.

Jarie Guinto

1.0

1. Did not receive a greeting when I went in the store. 2. The waitress looked impatient and unwelcoming. 3. I ordered the following to go: beef gyudon, mixed vegetables, gyoza. I specifically asked for the ones that aren’t fried. I got fried gyoza. 4. There was too much pepper in the mixed vegetables. 5. The gyudon was meh. 6. The waitress plopped my order in front of me, didn’t smile, didn’t thank me for my business.

Yiğit Aydın

5.0

Our family would normally dine here whenever we crave Japanese food. Their servings are big but the space is small so prepare to either come early or wait for your turn. It satisfy your Japanese craving especially if you’re looking fo authentic quality!

Covet Witches

3.0

This place is so special to me. Used to have a lot of memories here BUT! Dont order for take out or delivery orders. Their rice will magically turn into a stone and you will hardly eat it.The sushi is nothing special for me..but surprisingly the best restaurant around the area. (Unless you want a fast food)Staff is not friendly though. But its okay.Their tonkatsu rice and oyakudon is tasty but it has a lot of rice for a piece of meat. (Exaggerated tons of rice)P.S. Dont order the salad.Rate it 3.5

Pignpork.sydney

5.0

Haven't been to the actual resto but had food delivered a couple of times. The staff were very accommodating and delivered the food on time. The food was okay and affordable.

Jessica Esther Sihite

3.0

It was day 15 of the Enhanced Community Quarantine when I woke up craving for something. Nothing in particular, I just wanted to eat any food bought outside of the house. So, I rushed to Quezon Avenue and hoarded nine pieces of Jollibee’s Tuna Pie and after, Japanese edible treasures from Red Hana. I bought eight pieces of Ebi Tempura (four pieces/P195) for my dear Mom and a Katsudon (P140) for me. My Katsudon tasted P140 and Mom’s Tempura, well, tasted P250. In short, there was just no other restaurant opened. In other words, there was just no choice. At least, allow me to thank Red Hana for being brave enough to serve people who are sick and tired of lockdown food (example: sardines).