Miso Restaurants in Makati
The best places in Makati to eat Miso. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Makati who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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2.8
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2.8
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City: Makati, Third Floor, RCBC Plaza, Ayala Avenue, Salcedo Village, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"Sushi is freshly made. they can have the chance to see how it is done. we have ordered nice sushi and it is really delicious. the place is not quite large, but looks comfortable."
3.2
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3.2
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City: Makati, Valero Carpark 2, Valero Street, Salcedo Village, Makati City, 1226, Philippines
"Yoshinoya is a Japanese fast food restaurant known for its beef bowls. Directly translated as Yoshi's shop, since Yoshi is a name, no indicates possession, and ya means shop This place has an area downstairs where you can order food to-go when you're in a hurry but if not, I suggest you visit the second floor shop. Once you make your way up, you'll appreciate the bright orange color that adorns the interiors of the restaurant, in my opinion, it has a cute vibe to it I then ordered the Beef Misono meal. It's a rice bowl with Sukiyaki beef cuts. That's how we call these slices of meat in my former job, but not sure if it's a common term for it....read more"
3.4
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City: Makati, RG Makati Creekside Hotel, Amorsolo Corner Herrera Street, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1229, Philippines
"Taste buds blown away by wafu ramen. At first I thought it tasted weird because it had this "fishy" taste but after a few more slurps I was hooked by its unique taste. The base is a mix of pork, beef and fish broths that works perfectly with each other. This is now on my top ramen place here in makati!"
4.3
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City: Makati, Little Tokyo, 2277 Chino Roces Avenue, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1229, Philippines
"Big big fan of Japanese food! The only downside is that it can be a bit expensive. While it applies to most of the Japanese restaurants I know (except Tokyo Tokyo), Yamazaki is proof that Japanese cuisine can be cheap yet authentic. Yamazaki is a hole in the wall restaurant in Little Tokyo Makati. It looks like a restaurant outside, but when you step inside its doors you will be surprised that the first thing you would see is the grocery store that sells Japanese products. <br>
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What I like about the hotel is that it serves good Japanese food with huge portions but for a cheaper price. I think it has something to do with the cost of the interior (design of the whole) so it's not as expensive as the others. <br>
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I love the food and everything about it, but what I don't like is the ambience and other waitresses who are a bit "rude". All in all, everything is more than ok ????"
4.6
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4.6
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City: Makati, Second Floor, Glorietta 5, Ayala Center, Glorietta Complex, Makati City, 1226, Philippines
"At first glance, the food may look expensive. But let me tell you, it's worth it! I ordered the pork tenderloin set meal. I loved that the rice and cabbage shreddings were refillable! There was also miso soup included plus some fruit. My hungry tummy and katsu cravings were definitely satisfied! <br>
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+ Staff were attentive and friendly.<br>
+ The place looked a little worn out but it was peaceful anyway. You'll forget it when they serve you the food."
4.3
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4.3
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City: Makati, POS Building, Scout Mandriñan Street Corner Tomas Morato, South Triangle, Tomas Morato, Quezon City, 1203, Makati, Philippines
"You can't help but fall in love with the simplicity and the humble interior of this restaurant. It's small and quite hidden, a perfect getaway with your friends or maybe even your relatives whenever you're into some warm, cosy meals at very reasonable prices. Despite the odd but extremely popular reputation of vegan food being soulless and bland, Wabi Sabi, like many other vegan/vegetarian restaurant nowadays, is anything but.<br>
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We arrived at Wabi Sabi at about 8:20pm after a long walk. We weren't familiar with the place so we had to ask around.<br>
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NOTE: Upon asking for directions, just mention The Collective and when you get there, just ask some of the waitresses to get to Wabi Sabi. You'll pass by the comfort rooms and then at the very straight end, you'll find Wabi Sabi beside Juicesabel (Another vegan/vegetarian restaurant that I ought to try next time) on the right side.<br>
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I ordered the Banh Mi and Mushroom Shumai while my cousin, who wasn't a vegan, ordered the...
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3.8
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3.8
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City: Makati, 7274 Malugay Street, San Antonio Village, San Antonio, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"We rented a place nearby and wanted to eat dinner within the area. I suggested to check the Collective and we found Wabi-Sabi. The food that they serve are vegetarian meals.<br>
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It was indeed a good choice! No guilt noodle soup! I ordered tomyum while my dad had viet pho. My mom and brother had tantanmen. We ordered those three because the others were not available. We also added harumaki for sharing. At first, we just ordered one harumaki until we ordered another and then another one! It was very flavorful and chewy. It's like fried tekamaki. The tomyum is sour, not much of a fan for the veggies that tasted odd but I enjoyed it especially the tofu and other cold cuts. The viet pho was like my tomyum except that it wasn't sour and had different toppings. I like the noodles used for tomyum and viet pho which was chewy. A different noodle compared to that of famous Chinese and Japanese cuisine. The tantanmen is sesame oil based so it's for people who like that kind. Although the noodles were just instant the veggies were fresh.<br>
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The place was just small but I like their staff. They were very accomodating and friendly. I'll definitely be back for their harumaki!"
3.5
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3.5
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City: Makati, Ground Floor, Makati Cinema Square, Legaspi Village, Makati City, 1229, Philippines
"So far, Hitsumabushi in Nagoya is the second best meal I've had in Japan and I'm so glad I found it in Manila! Hitsumabushi basically eats unagi rice in "4" ways but first divides it into quadrants and then enjoys it - (1) as it is; (2) with the spices of spring onions, wasabi, sesame seeds and nori; (3) with spices and broth; (4) back to your favorite. My favorite is actually between 2 and 3, I just don't add that much broth. The taste is amazing ???????? Make a special request to have their excellent eel instead of the fine one (what's on the menu). <br>
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Of course the one I had in Nagoya is way better than this one, but I was still glad because they did well. The 'Excellent Eel' is definitely a better choice, the portion was good too, and the quality of the wasabi was great. Highly recommend you come here and eat this instead of the plain unagi rice. Make sure you get the Excellent Eel as the Fine Eel as the price difference is not very big for the quality. The price is a little high, but it's unagi and it may be your only chance to experience Hitsumabushi. <br>
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Not sure about the eel bones starter, nothing special so I would suggest you skip it. <br>
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This place is getting more and more popular, so come on soon!"
3.9
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3.9
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City: Makati, Lower Ground Floor, Palm Tower C, Saint Paul Street, San Antonio, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"I've wanted to try Tonkatsuya since then, but I don't have the time even though the location of this restaurant is in Makati. Years have passed, but I still haven't tried Tonkatsuya to the point where I've forgotten its existence due to the sprouting restos in the metropolis. <br>
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It was 2 weeks ago when I noticed that there was a new Japanese restaurant near me. At first I didn't realize it's Tonkatsuya. It took me 2 long weeks to try their food, still not knowing that it is Tonkatsuya and not just an ordinary Jap place. I just realized everything when reading their menu. <br>
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I ordered their bestseller, the Tonkatsu set, while my mother had the Ebi tempura set. Everything was excellent! No oil can be seen in the peel, even though it is fried. I love how you can share your order and still get your fill. The only thing missing is the dressing for the cabbage. You have to pay an additional fee for the dressing. However, you can use the Katsu sauce or the Kikoman-like sauce / Japanese soy sauce (not sure what that is) for the cabbage. <br>
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Cant wait to try the other sets, especially the one with curry! The price is super cheap and you know it's an authentic Japanese restaurant because you will see Japanese people eating there. The staff are very enthusiastic and you will immediately feel at home. Kudos to you! <br>
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I recommend this place! Try it out now! <br>"
3.8
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3.8
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City: Makati, Ground Floor, Acrocity Building, Antipolo Street, Poblacion, Makati City, 1203, Philippines
"Had dinner here with my office friends, and everything tasted so good. We ordered two cheese katsu sets, and one katsu set. They were generous with their servings. The miso soup tasted authentic. Gyoza was cooked just right. Delicious food for an affordable price Serving was pretty quick, too. Waited less than minutes."
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