O'RICE

Edelyn Custinar

5.0

A must-try here is the Crispy Shrimp in Phat Pong Curry Rice. An excellent choice for the adventurous website, looking for strong flavors on the palate. If you have't tried it yet, you're missing out.

Naufal Agustin

4.0

So, me and my highschool BFFs went to the fort to  spend some quality time AKA to eat. We weren't really sure on where we would be eating or at least, what we would want to eat. So I had my handy app here (ahem ahem) and to search for the nearest ones on where we were at. We were dropped by the forum by my friend's driver and our food journey stops there. I stumbled upon O'Rice on my app and I thought, hey! Why not some korean food. My friends were cool with it so, in we go.Before we even got in, one of the members of the staff went out and greeted us with their menu on hand. We took a quick glance before deciding that that was were we wanted to eat. Place was very spacious and colorful. The interiors looked so fun and I saw some local koreans eating as well. That gave me the thought that we may be experiencing something good and authentic here.We had a hard time choosing what we wanted to eat because a lot of 'em just looked so good!  But we decided to get the Topoki, Spicy Seafood Ramen and the Chicken Cutlet Rice. Serving time was a bit long but they had an open kitchen so you'd see that everything was being prepared. We were served a complementary side dish of what I think was spiced up Sayote and Kimchi. It was okay, a bit too  cold for me and it was spicy. When our food was served, everything was hot which was good! It was raining so hard outside so something hot would be good. The Chicken Cutlet Rice was yummy. Kimchi rice was flavorful, but not too spicy. Chicken was a bit dry and tough tho. Seafood Ramen was also good. The broth was not too spicy, which was good for me. It had a very hefty serving, plus the mussels were good and tasted fresh. The Topoki, on the other hand was flamin! I liked how spicy yet sweet the broth is it was thick. Perfect for that kind of weather.Price was also okay. 1000php for all these is not bad. Also kudos to the guy who was serving us because, when we asked him for some water, my friend told me that her food was just so spicy. He said that he thought that we were sharing so he asked the broths to be added. So that's why he gave us extra separate bowls. Haha. But he was also nice and very pleasant.I'm not really sure if this is what authentic korean food tastes like but I sure liked it. Made me a fan and, will definitely come back!

Khairenkaren Taleng Arellano

4.0

The restaurant’s interior is quite different from the other Korean restaurants that I have been to. Unlike the typical dim and cozy setup that I am used to, O’Rice is sporting a festive vibe with its colorful walls. O’Rice may not fall into the usual Korean restaurant mold when it comes to its interiors, but their food definitely didn’t disappoint!To warm our tummies, we decided to have their Spicy Seafood Ramen. My husband and I went to a phase when we got really addicted to those Korean cup noodles that we usually get from the supermarket. But that day, we got to have something more than dehydrated noodles mixed with bright orange powdered seasoning! Haha!At PHP248, you’ll surely get your money’s worth with the generous serving of shrimp, squid and mussels. The noodles were also cooked to perfection. I was expecting it to be soggy given the fact that the broth was too hot when it was served to us. The noodles were still firm up until we finished our bowl. The broth was just divine! It was very tasty, and each sip gave us that distinct seafood flavor. Is it really spicy? Yes, but it was something bearable. This part is subjective because I have very high tolerance with spicy dishes. I remember that one of my officemates was not able to stand the heat.