California Maki Restaurants in Pasig

The best places in Pasig to eat California Maki. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Pasig who offer this dish to eat out or take away.

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City: Pasig, 105B-106 SM SUPERCENTER Frontera Verde E. Rodriguez Jr. Ave Brgy. Ugong Dist 1, Pasig, Philippines
The restaurant from Pasig offers 65 different dishes and drinks on the card at an average ₱172.
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City: Pasig, 2/F Edsa Shangri-La Hotel, 1 Gardenway Street, Ortigas Center, Mandaluyong City, Metro Manila 1550, Pasig, Philippines
" my all time favorite pa rin ay California Maki...the best "
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City: Pasig, Lower Ground Level, Estancia Mall, Capitol Commons, Pasig, Philippines
At JiPan from Pasig, there are tasty sandwiches, healthy salads and other snacks for quick hunger in between, as well as hot and cold drinks, on the daily specials there are also a lot of Asian menus. Freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat are the main ingredients in the healthy Japanese cuisine of JiPan, Furthermore, the guests love the inventive combination of different menus with new and partially experimental products - a good example of successful Asian Fusion.
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City: Pasig, Ground Floor, Ayala Malls The 30th, Meralco Avenue, Ugong, Pasig City, Philippines
"Its our first time in This mall and Akimitsu. We actually chose Ramen Nagi but discovered to our delight that we can cross order in Akimitsu too. Perfect!<br> <br> First off , notice that their prices were on the high side.<br> <br> 2nd son and father-in-law ordered tempura. 2nd son prefers Tenya's tempura better than Akimitsu's version . Sorry.<br> <br> Spicy Salmon Sushi : filling and flavorful. Thumbs up<br> <br> Ambiance : Resto is fairly new, clean and cosy. It gets to be a little cramp though when fully booked<br> <br> Service : Attentive and cheerful <br><br><a href="https://www.zomato.com/spoonback?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.pigoutsundays.blogspot.com&amp;r=30065944&amp;to=38768672&amp;k=2ceaf9b99585ec5fa7d47bc83c41c318" target="_blank"><span class="left red-text">pigoutsundays.blogspot.com</span><span class="grey-text left ml5" data-icon="ŧ"></span></a>"
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City: Pasig, Third Floor, The Podium, ADB Avenue, Ortigas Center, Ortigas, Mandaluyong City, Pasig, Philippines
"Yaku has been in the Podium from the start. Other restaurants there have closed but this yakitori specialty place has always found its niche in the Ortigas area.<br> The prices are very reasonable from the sashimi, sushi and yakitori plates to tempura and chicken teriyaki.<br> Recommended dishes are:<br> Yaku platter Php229 - can't make up your mind on what yakitori (Japanese sticks of BBQ) then get this mixed platter of gindara, pork belly, asparamaki, quail egg, okra and chicken with onion leeks.<br> Sashimi Mariawase - assorted sashimi at only Php319.<br> California Maki only for Php149.<br> Ebi Tempura - for only Php269, they have nicely battered shrimps.<br> <br> Yaku is cozy. Good for intimate dinners. Dark interiors that work well with some shots of house sake (Php179 per order good for 4 to 5 shots).<br> Parking at the Podium is easy even on weekends compared to Megamall. <br><br><a href="https://www.zomato.com/spoonback?u=http%3A%2F%2Fboodlebear.wordpress.com&amp;r=30133728&amp;to=3033855&amp;k=25a49a3f3f4a79ef706e868343784f74" target="_blank"><span class="left red-text">boodlebear.wordpress.com</span><span class="grey-text left ml5" data-icon="ŧ"></span></a>"
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City: Pasig, Pioneer Center Supermart, 8006 Pioneer Street, Kapitolyo, Pasig City, Philippines
"Going Japanese on a budget!<br> <br> If you are craving for the common Japanese fare but don't have much moolah, Tok-yu is for you. This hole-in-the-wall restaurant within the Pioneer Center compound truly surprised me.&nbsp;<br> Food: I tasted their Seafood Ramen and it reaaaally hit the spot: it's got a little bit of everything: crab, fish, squid, clam. I've also had the ebi tempura, California maki, super mix salmon, and beef misono on my past visits -- they were good. Not WOW GOOD, just OKAY GOOD. They're not bad at all; I've definitely had better, but at those prices, I ain't complaining one bit! Prices are so low, that one time, there were 5 of us, and the bill was less than P1000.<br> <br> Ambiance: an air-conditioned eatery. Don't expect much. Nothing fancy about it at all.&nbsp;<br> <br> Service: On my first visit, I was there at 2:30PM. It was after the lunch hour, and way too early for the dinner rush. They were very attentive. My succeeding visits were a different story: it was always... <a class="read-more" href="#">read more</a>"
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City: Pasig, Madison Commons, 1 Brixton Street, Kapitolyo, Pasig City, Philippines
"Yumi, the server, is very friendly! my dog loves her! I have always ordered her kakiage because it is really good for his price. affordable Japanese cuisine, but the aromen are great. even her katsudon and maki are good. also her icy. I will definitely return 100% to this place (as usual) hahahahahahahahahaha!"
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City: Pasig, Ground Floor, Metrowalk Commercial Complex, Meralco Avenue, Ugong, Pasig City, Philippines
"Nommu, literally means 'to drink'. It was derived from the word, nomumasu. Nommu has been at Tomas Morato for a long time. Their place si small and can be easily missed, as compared to metrowalk, which has a bigger seating capacity.<br> <br> As I was speaking to the owner, they bought the whole concept from the brainchild of nommu and revamped the menu by adding new food items to offer. They now specialized in Japanese-Fusion dishes that fits the pinoy palette.<br> <br> We got the bestsellers, as according to the owner.<br> <br> Garlic Saikoro steak. It was seared beef cubes served with sauteed vegetables and a sauce. The beef was tender and seasoned well. It was cooked just right.<br> <br> Uzura Bacon Yakitori is basically grilled, seasoned pork then served with a yakitori sauce on the side. The yakitori was overcooked and was a little dry outside. The sauce was too thick that can become salty when dipped too much. The sauce was nice, sweet, savory, but salty for my taste.<br> <br> Spicy Tuna Sashimi was just lacking some flavor. It was chopped tuna with Japanese mayonnaise topped with tempura bits. I prefer my tuna with alot of tempura bits to give it a nice crunch and texture and to balance of the mayo. It also lacks thin slices of scallions, that doesn't just ad color, but also flavor to the dish. Lastly, I hope next time they would have a better tuna supplier, because it wasn't as fresh as i was expecting. It tasted nothing, no fishy tuna aroma.<br> <br> Crispy Chicken Teriyaki. It was fried chicken thigh fillet that was dressed with teriyaki sauce. I like the crunchiness of the chicken taht was perfectly complimented with the sweet-salty-teriyaki sauce. This was my highlight for the night.<br> <br> Volcano Roll. It was tempura batter, fried salmon maki roll dressed generously with teriyaki and cheese sauce. At first glance, it was drowned with both sauce. It was just overflowing. The maki was crunchy on the outside, but can't really taste the filling until I broke it open to see whats inside. I find the maki too sweet and can't really taste the cheese sauce. I think this is for beer match to compliment its strong flavor with a glass of beer.<br> <br> Lychee Blosson Sangria was the best drink I had. It was served in a carafe. It was sweet, tropical-fruity with an after taste of red wine. The best part is, it has whole lychees that is soaked in the cocktail.<br> <br> Sensei's Passionate Mojito was also good. It is nice, citrusy. The fruity flavor masks the taste of the rum, which is really good. As a person who dislikes the taste of rum.<br> <br> Overall, Nommu has the potential to be known as a Japanese bar, but needs to improve on some of their menu items and really explore who and what Japanese cuisine is all about.<br> <br> #TheFoodCrawlers #OngsFoodprints #TheLostDiego"
California Maki

California Maki

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Price

The Average price for California Maki is:
$5.9

Ingredients

Avocado
Avocado
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Egg substitute
Mayonnaise
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