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The 5th Taste

3.9

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₱ 400 / Person

Addition Hills

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The 5th Taste is located at 453 P. Guevarra Street, Addition Hills, San Juan City. This is a Japanese restaurant near the Addition Hills.The average price range at The 5th Taste is around ₱ 400 / Person,and the opening hours are 8:00 - 18:00.The 5th Taste is a well-known gourmet restaurant in the Addition Hills area. There are different kinds of food in The 5th Taste that are worth trying. If you have any questions,please contact +6325707789.

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3.9

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  • Jaime Marcelino

    4.0

    Together with the Tamayaki food trip, we were brought to another website experience in the same place. On the 2nd floor of Tamayki, you have The 5th taste. We were given dishes from start to finish in a different taste. The rundown of the meal: Deconstructed Miso soup- which had a different taste because of the PORK FLOSS. The soup in itself was bold and strong which I enjoyed. The floss gave it texture which complimented the taste well. Tofu Steak- this was really good as I am a fan of tofu. It was not oily. It was quite big and the sauce was light and not overpowering. Kani Pizza- healthy and oh so sinful at the same time. What was the 5th taste? Cheese! There was cheese and it was oh so good.Sushi- Smoked Macarel and California. Yummmyness overload. Tonkatsu- the unique aspect was the it was infused! It had great flavors especially the sauce. 5th taste lasagna- this was my happy during the website meet up. It was so different that it had nori flakes in the lasagna. It was a different taste altogether. A must order! A happy dinner indeed. And may I add that their plating is also photo friendly. They really place a lot of art into it :)

  • Merve

    4.0

    Note: If I am in EDIT mode, I cannot add more nor cannot upload pictures.My website adventure when I was transferred work in the metro would be the busy area - Makati, Bonifacio Global City, Ortigas and sometimes Manila.When I was invited to try a new location like San Juan, it would be an effort to really explore restaurants around that would move in my usual comfort zone.  What is a challenge anyway if I will not do it which make a website like me to enjoy it especially if we are talking Japanese cuisine which is my fave meal always.Interior: The earthly interior is simple, open and inviting combining local and Japanese influences that give a vibe of contemporary look - a nice balance of warm atmosphere and formal space at the same time.Food: Fifth (5th) Taste which is along P. Guevarra St.  did not disappointed me.  My dining experice gave me a fusion yet an authentic twist on the traditional Japnese serving.  Best of all, once tasted, you know that they pick carefully those ingredients that is fresh and natural to provide a healthier and nutritious food one can enjoy.  Recommended dishes are Deconstructed Miso Soup, Tofu Steak, Kani Salad Pizza and Smoked Mackerel Maki.Staff: The owner and staffs are knowlegeable in the menu as they suggest their bestsellers.  They are also attentive, friendly and timely service.When I started to share my website experience in social media accounts, people like family and loved ones told me when can I bring them. I told them soon as I like to go back to taste their other Japanese cuisine like ramen, chicken and some desserts.

  • Yns_kaya9

    3.0

    I am not quite adventurous that time when I drop by this place to try their food all i want is something hot so I ordered Seafood Ramen -taste so good, tried also crispy chicken salad its amazingly good.

  • Angelique Balmes

    3.0

    The 5th Taste is a casual Japanese restaurant on the second level of Tamayaki in San Juan. They are known for serving affordable Japanese dishes with a twist such as the Deconstructed Miso Soup (P98)- silken tofu, leeks and pork floss in a glass cup with the miso broth served separately pour-over style. Plus points for creativity and presentation!The Kani Salad Pizza (P225) is their version of the classic Japanese salad on a pizza. The crust was crispy thin and the toppings go well together. We also tried their Smoked Mackerel Maki (P150), Mussels Tempura (P150), Crispy Chicken Curry (P220) and The 5th Taste Cheesesteak Sandwich (P200), but it was their Jalapeño Cream Cheese Onion Tonkatsu (P325) that caught our interest. It looked like a regular pork tonkatsu but wait until you get inside the jalapeño cream cheese and onion filling.

  • M Dimapilis

    4.0

    Various Japanese restaurants pepper Metro Manila. Despite the wide array of choices, some of these restaurants tend to get boring as they serve mostly the same dishes prepared in the same way. Hence, discovering a Japanese restaurant carrying a menu inspired by Japanese flavors yet executed in a new and modern way is extremely refreshing! FOOD 4/5:1) 5th Taste Lasagna! I love Lasagna! It's one of my comfort food. As such, I was very hesitant to try The 5th Taste Lasagna 'cause Teriyaki sauce in pasta does not really sound normal, and I don't want to taint my comfort food with any negative experience. However, one bite was all it took to change my mind. The Lasagna pasta was al dente, the Teriyaki Bechamel was creamy with the right hint of sweetness, and the nori in between layers provided both complexity and harmony of flavors to the dish. The only thing this dish can improve on is the cheese. I would like this dish more if the cheese used was mozzarella.2) Kani Furai PizzaWho would have thought that eating pizza can feel so light and refreshing? 5th Taste's Kani Furai Pizza is well-balanced dish composed of taco-like thin crust, shredded kani, carrots, cucumber, mozzarella aJapanese mayo. I actually don't eat cucumber, but this pizza is so good and well-balanced that I didn't mind eating cucumber. I highly recommend this dish!3) Chicken Furai PizzaCurry is another flavor I really like, hence, I was really excited to try 5th Taste's Chicken Furai Pizza which is composed of taco-like thin crust, crispy chicken bits, potatoes, bell peppers, mozzarella and curry sauce. It was savory and light at the same time. Very filling and satisfying!4) Chorizo and Mushroom Tonkatsu, and 5) Jalapeño Cream Cheese Onion TonkatsuTired of the same old plain tonkatsu? Why don't your try 5th Taste's tonkatsu with savory fillings? I do not eat pork, so I did not try this but my seatmate Sachie said that she liked both of these dishes. According to her, the tonkatsu was crispy and not oily. Moreover, she mentioned that the filling complimented the tender pork. If you are feeling adventurous with your tonkatsu, I suggest you try this. Both dishes are served with Japanese coleslaw.6) Bacon Prawn TempuraAgain, I don't eat pork but I imagine this will tickle the taste buds of bacon lovers. I tasted the batter of this dish and I liked that it was crispy and not oily. Again, Sachi liked this dish. I checked the prawn and it was cooked right. 7) California Maki Furai + Tempura RollI don't often eat fried sushi but I really enjoyed 5th Taste's California Maki Furai and Tempura Roll because the crispiness in contrast to the soft rice, kani, mango and shrimp is really nice. The ratio of rice to the filling is good. Most of all, as in all the other fried dishes, both are not oily. Highly recommended!LOCATION 2/5:Finding 5th Taste can be difficult as the signage is not that apparent. Also, the restaurant is located on the second floor, inside Tamayaki so it tends to go unnoticed considering the bright and perky Tamayaki signages. So if you are planning to visit, I suggest that you look for Tamayaki instead. Note that owner of both Tamayaki and 5th Taste is the same, so you can cross-order!  AMBIANCE 5/5:5th Taste is very cozy, perfect for dates or hanging out with your friends. The place is also quite big and can serve as a venue for functions and events.SERVICE 5/5:Servers are very friendly and attentive.VALUE FOR MONEY 5/5:Generous servings + delicious food = great value for money!TOTAL SCORE: 21/25

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