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Kushikatsu Daruma

3.5

20 Reviews

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₱ 750 / Person

Uptown Place Mall

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Kushikatsu Daruma Location

Kushikatsu Daruma is located at Second Floor, Uptown Place Mall, 36th Street Corner 9th Avenue, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City. This is a Japanese restaurant near the Uptown Place Mall.The average price range at Kushikatsu Daruma is around ₱ 750 / Person,and the opening hours are 8:00 - 18:00.Kushikatsu Daruma is a well-known gourmet restaurant in the Uptown Place Mall area. There are different kinds of food in Kushikatsu Daruma that are worth trying. If you have any questions,please contact +6329467374.

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Kushikatsu Daruma Reviews

3.5

20 Reviews

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  • ShizukaPhonic

    3.0

    First heard of this place from the game Yakuza which featured it (even had its own substory) and got curious ever since. Ordered assorted kushikatsu which is their specialty. It's easy to get carried away with ordering since there are just so many to choose from (ended up getting 10 sticks). They also have sets available if you can't be bothered ordering them yourself. The ones I found good were their classic kushikatsu (beef), beef tongue, chicken intestine and camembert cheese. Disappointed with the oysters as they're so tiny and so not worth the price at P129/piece. Also tried their Gyudon and Tantanmen. Both were good though the gyudon serving size is kinda bitin particularly the rice. Wanted to try their Matcha Lava Cake as well but it was unavailable at the time.Overall, food was ok. The vibe of the place was cool and quirky which I liked. Serving time was somewhat quick particularly for the rice bowl and ramen. The skewers took longer to prepare. Servers were attentive and give water refills without us even asking. Ventilation was great as we did not end up smelling like we stepped out of the kitchen upon leaving (a feat considering they primarily serve fried food all day). The "no double dipping" rule is kind of scary though if not everyone complied. Do they reuse the sauce already served to customers? I certainly hope not.

  • Intan Sari Wanci

    3.0

    Skewered items took too long to serve but it still worth the wait. The kushikatsu is crunchy and not oily and the dipping sauce is zestful. But yeah, nothing can beat the original in Osaka. One thing I hate is that the dipping sauce was filled just half of it's bowl and it doesn't reach the top of some skewers. The sauce maybe is communal just like the ones in Japan so you should not dip your katsu twice. They gave you some side vegetables and you can use the lettuce or cabbage as a spoon if you really want to have the sauce on your katsu again. However, the veggie sides came late for us; it should be served with the kushikatsu at the same time. I hope they don't reuse the dipping sauce because after we ate, crumbs from our food are left in the sauce. Food is good but pricey.

  • Osman Sayallar

    4.0

    It seems they revampes their menu and now have ramen! This is why rating is at 4.5. Without the ramen, it would just be a 3 as the sticks are not that great. The karaage is good too!

  • Doğuhan Atış

    5.0

    I dined at here 3 times only on Nov.They serve lots of kinds of kushikatsu and also rice meals ,appetizers,even noodle.I didn’t try noodle yet but there rice dishes are also excellent.Staffs are polite yet friendly.

  • Anna Nono

    3.0

    With family in tow, my brother suggested we eat here at Kushikatsu Daruma for my Dad's birthday last Saturday evening. A casual Japanese restaurant with a very nice interior, replicating the streets of Osaka with the steel roofing and fences. Newspaper wallpaper dot the restaurant as well as the very cute albeit stern warning of the owner reminding customers NOT to double dip.We were welcomed by the front of house and quickly led us to our seats, we were 10 in our group with 3 toddlers and a newborn, you can say we were a handful. Kids love "pancit". Good thing we ordered ramen because they preferred the noodles over the donburi. They kept asking for more of the "pancit". LOL. Speaking of ramen, my mom loved the ramen, the broth was rich and silky smooth. Her bowl though had more soup than mine which did not make any sense. Before I was over, my bowl barely had any soup. The Chicken Donburi Bowl was generous, my only qualm though was the dry chicken, it was tough and chewy. We enjoyed the fried sticks we ordered one beginner set and one advance set. A bit of guessing game on choosing the sticks was fun. It was too expensive though for 490pesos for 9 or 12 sticks. You save a couple of pesos versus buying it a la carte for 39 or 49pesos. Still very pricey. Service water was served without asking. Service time was fast, the inside was a bit hot, was it because many diners where inside during our visit. Senior discounts honored.

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