Noodles Restaurants in Paco
The best places in Paco to eat Noodles. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Paco who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Paco, Third Floor, Robinsons Place Manila, Ermita, Manila, Paco, Philippines
"The restaurant is really bad. The noodles are hard, the broth is no different from filtered water, and the vegetables are spoiled. my friend ordered a bowl of vermicelli but it was not vermicelli but vermicelli, which was very bad. We won't be back here. It really let us down."
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City: Paco, Ground Floor, Robinsons Place Manila, Ermita, Manila, Paco, Philippines
"My go-to ramen place. Still the best ramen for me. I like how you can choose how your ramen is to be done, e.g. Spiciness, firmness of the noodles, etc. ❤️❤️❤️"
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City: Paco, Guerrero Street, Malate, Manila, Paco, Philippines
"Location and actual place aside, judging based on the food alone, this old school resto deserves praise.<br>
I think this has been around the area for 2 or more decades. Its proximity on UP manila area made it popular among students and UP employees, aside from its regular filipino-chinese patrons.<br>
Famed for their braised beef -with rice or noodles, they also serve fresh seafood viands, dimsums, their own formula of 3-in-1 coffee, buko salad/pandan, and Maricar Reyes' (wife of Richard poon -son of the owner) liqour cakes.<br>
We ordered their all time favorite braised beef (220pesos) noodles and special beef rice (215pesos).<br>
Beef is incredibly soft and tender, their sauce is light soy -not too salty, a little garlicky, and their broth is definitely natural beef flavored, with just the right salt.<br>
If i were to choose, the beef noodles is definitely worth the try."
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City: Paco, Third Floor, Robinsons Place Manila, Ermita, Manila, Paco, Philippines
"My dad loves this place because it's healthy Actually he just loves shabu-shabu because it is cleaner no oil and everything is boiled yet still flavorful The history of shabu-shabu started from Genghis Khan who feeds his army hotpot and thinly sliced meat to extend their food rations and something to warm them during cold winter nights Healthy Shabu-Shabu offers a variety of ingredients. For sets, there is a standard serving of Taiwan pechay, Baguio pechay, fresh noodles, sotanghon noodles, fish ball, squid ball, meatball, tofu slices, and some vegetables plus your choice of meat. I usually order their lamb. Aside from the hot pot they also offer cooked versions. My usual is...read more"
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City: Paco, Third Floor, Midtown Wing, Robinsons Place Manila, Ermita, Manila, Paco, Philippines
"FOOD TIPS: Fancy prawns, but on a small budget? Visit @theshrimpshack This platter contains 2 scoops of rice, 5 large, well-seasoned prawns, and a slice of lemon. (The photo doesn't do it justice because I've already eaten, agad agad ganern) and I tell you, it's really good !!!! ???????????????????????? PHP 185.00 only! Walk ???????????? #foodtips #foodporn #seafood #gambas #manilaeats #foodtrip"
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City: Paco, Ground Floor, Robinsons Place Manila, Ermita, Manila, Paco, Philippines
"Our sudden demand for noodles brought us to this local rabenplatz. because it's our first time, we ordered their Tsukumo-Ramen. the warmth of the ramens was right, and the smell of the porridge was really delicious. the Tsukumo rays have mushrooms, nori and two slices of chasu. the size of their normal portion is perfect when they are hungry, but I suggest to order solo or share a bowl if their appetit is not so big. (my friends were not in a position to end her lol). the rarm itself is delicious. the broth had a very rich taste, but a lot of it is nakaka-umay when they finish the noodles first. the chasu (pork slices) type had a bit more fat than what I prefer, but it is still savory.<br br/> the ambiente was good that we have a good table. the place was really secret, and the soft Japanese music that played on the background was soothing. the server made the place very welcoming. they will immediately greet them with a energized Japanese greeting. the server were not intimidating, and they always smile. they answer their asking and give good suggestions to try food. there is a service fee, but I think it was worth it."
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$4.8