Tempura Japanese Grill - Pasay

Place - Place was a bit ordinary and the ambiance is like what you feel when you are in a fast food chain. We went here as this is the only restaurant with few people considering there were a lot of people at MOA at the time. Service - Service was a little slow. Food - we ordered the Hokkaido group dinner for 4 as there were 4 and we were budgeting. The food was ok, the tempura was a little oily. The California maki was good.

Place - place was a bit ordinary and ambiance is like the one you feel when you're at a fastfood chain. We went here since this is the only resto w/ few people considering that there were many people at MOA at that time. Service - service was kind of slow. Food - we ordered the group meal Hokkaido for 4 since we were 4 and were budgetting. Meal was ok, tempura was a little bit oily. The california maki was good.

Food: my last visit here was back in 2014 and did not visit afterwards. I had expected to enjoy her eating, but nothing very special with her doing here: Pre-covid. as far as I can remember, it was time for dinner when we visited here and there was only 1 table with a customer. Tables are limited price: average to high ps. the photo was taken last year.

I loved and longed for Japanese eating back especially tempo, so we always dine here. but as a buffet restaurant for the discussion of the city, they can eat their hearts and bind to a quantity of temporality. tempura Japanese grill have their own eating all they can menu, ala carte style.

Came to lunch on a Sunday order 2 articles tonkotsu ramen and seafood teryaki, nothing in comparison to Japanese perfection and I understand that this is not japan, but at least some quality, the pigeon in ramen chewing gum and it is definitiw frozen no taste, for the seafood too sweet much teryaki sauce, as well as my oily