Tokyo Tokyo

Noys Game

4.0

Price went up since the last time, menu seems confusing unlike the old one. Better have a nice picture though, people love to see pictures whether it didn't match the expectations.Hope they consider the reviews.

Steven Kurniawan

3.0

Food is ok (pwede na) and what you pay for is just right for for the quality of the meals. What I didn't like about this branch is the layout-- a) the line where you'll order food is in the middle where no one will be able to pass through if the line is long, b) the service is quite bad. Have to wait for a long time before the unli rice is served. The crew also has this style of not looking people in the eye, pretending they don't see customers' hands in the air, who are trying to catch their attention and c) I have doubts on the cleanliness of the place. Good thing I'm used to eating in turo-turo so my antibodies have been developed to its full potential (haha).

Av.betulaydin

3.0

Been noticing Tokyo Tokyo because of their giant poster by the door. I would salivate everytime I passed by. Since I did not bring a baon today, I opted to dine here for lunch.They rennovated the place and made it cooler, more spacious, and more upscale. I was mesmerized with their menu, everything looked scrumptious, then again, it was pricey. I haven't been to Tokyo Tokyo for a long time and realized I will be going over budget with my allowance today.In the end, I ordered their Chicken Teriyaki Specialty Ramen with the add (Php55) for 3pcs gyoza and red iced tea. I was informed that my ramen would be a bit spicy, which I wondered why a chicken teriyaki would be spicy. I ordered it anyway. Service was fast and my order was served right away.According to theur banner, the broth is cooked for 24 hours; noodles are made fresh, and premium quality toppings. I tried the soup first. It was really good and flavorful, made from bones that has been simmered for a long time. As I sip more, it got spicier until it was difficult to swallow. Then I tried the chicken teriyaki topping. The chicken was tender and it complemented the teriyaki sauce. It was fun eating it. Then I tried the noodles and felt really disappointed. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't ramen. There wasn't a hint of freshness. It actually tasted like Chinese noodles (the one from Ling Nam).The red iced tea was good but the gyoza was a disappointment as well. It was flavorful but the amount of filling inside can hardly be tasted. I am interested to come back and try their bento boxes in the future, but probably not their noodles, especially if I'm craving for ramen.