Authentic Hakata style ramen! The taste is just as good as the ones in Japan. I know many have…read moreheard or have tried eating at Ichiran Ramen or Butao Ramen, this place is similar to those places. As you enter, you get greeted by the hospitable staff there and your assigned waitress would show you to your seat. First things first, when you get seated, you get this piece of paper where you can fill up and select your preferred ramen, noodle texture, saltiness, and other add-ons including side orders. For those who prefer non-noodle dishes, they have those as well, like the mini donburi. As for me, I ordered the Tonkotsu Special with extra menma(bamboo shoot) and seaweed. The soup was flavorful and the noodles was cooked to my preferred liking. I got the chicken karaage as well, it was crispy, juicy, and cooked to perfection! Overall the meal was pretty good as expected. Too bad the gyoza wasn't available that time but their karaage was good. I would definitely recommend this place to anyone looking for a good ramen place.

Ramen not so good .... Service 1 star. I will not come back to this restaurant again…read more Airconditioning is poor. Taste like instant noodles.

Stumbled onto Bari-Uma while strolling around the Ayala center, and Im glad that we did. My GF got…read morethe most popular option and I got the spicy one. She has a higher spice tolerance and we quickly traded- she loved my spicy ramen. What she got originally was really good too. They also have Japanese and San Mig beer options so that was a big plus. We came here at night right in time for the light show so we sat outside to watch. It was a really great experience for us and I would definitely come back again.

I was pleasantly suprised. I came in expecting the worsr since this is kind of a fast food chain…read moreramen joint. A ramen bowl at 150 pesos seems unheard of, so of course I had to give it a try. The broth does not taste like it has a lot of ingredients like the expensive places, but what ingredients that were placed can be tasted, especially the fresh ones. The pork was tender and even more tender than ikkousha ramen cebu! The gyoza was really basic but edible, and if you opt for side order of plain rice at 25 pesos its a great meal! I will definitely be stoppibg by from time to time for a budget meal to satisy the ramen craving.

One of the best ramen in Cebu. Their broth is very flavorful and their noodles are just right. I…read morelike their tantan ramen, tongara ramen, and tsukemen. If you like to order additional noodles, you can. I always order extra chasu here, their chasu is really good. I definitely would recommend this place to anyone. Update: They offer junior bowls now; which is about half the size of their regular bowl of ramen. So far they have been consistent in their cooking as well.

Great affordable place to get ramen soup or filipino fusion ramen soup, like batchoy. Broth was…read moregood and not oily. Tasty and salty. Toppings were the right portion based on the amount of noodles in the bowl. You can get it in plain, miso, spicy. Check out the menu pics I uploaded for more choices! Great ambiance, the place is nicely decorated Asian ramen style theme. They have private rooms as well. They do not serve alcohol.

This place has been around since last september. I stumbled upon it just from walking around IT…read morePark. I went with the shiro ramen and some gyoza. I hear the broth supposed to be salty but I must say this is the best broth Ive had so far. The portion a little on the small side but then the price is also on par compared to other places for same size portion. gyoza was good and held to the standard but then havent come across gyoza that wowed me.

Came here to try out the food since it's new in Cebu. The ramen was okay but I think I also ate it…read morewrong since I ordered the tsukumen. I drank the broth instead of dipping it. I was disappointed with their matcha ice cream because it didn't taste like matcha at all. Instead it tasted like butter for some reason.

Mitsuyado Sei-Men just recently opened last October 21. Finally decided to try it out today. I had…read morethe Marutoku Tsukemen and Gyoza. They were pretty good! The yuzu flavor really stands out and the broth was rich and flavorful. The gyoza was juicy and cooked as expected. I was able to have a couple of bites of their Charsiu Pao, it was okay...somehow it reminded me of the ones I had at Ippudo Ramen. I wasn't able to try the other dishes though but they look good. Overall, it was good. I would definitely come back again and try their other dishes.

I first hear about it from friends and my Sans Rival experience was in Dumaguete! They're famous…read morewith their yummy treats including sans rival. And lucky we Cebuanos, there's a store inside Robinson Mall in Fuente! Yebaaaaa!!! Sans Rival, for those who are not familiar is a famous Filipino cake of layered dessert that intersperses cashew meringue with French buttercream. Came here to fix my sweet tooth coz Sans Rival knows how to do it properly. I got Silvanas and braso de mercedes unfortunately ni sans rival coz they're out! Not a surprise as this dessert is so famous and went here right before they close! Better luck next time! Silvanas - Filipino frozen cookie and like Sans Rival it is base on French Dacquoise dessert cake. The buttercream is sandwiched between two cashew- meringue wafers coated with cookie crumbs. The flavor is light, crispy and nutty. It is delightfully mouthwatering and I can't stop each bite that I ended up eating 4 in one sitting. Ugh! My tooth is the happiest! LoL. They also offer different flavors (e.g., chocolate, pandan, strawberry, ube & butter). Braso de Mercedes - another traditional Filipino meringue roll with custard filling dusted with powdery sugar. This heavenly cake is considered as one of the all-time favorites in the Philippines. Its sponge-like texture will delectably melt in your mouth while the rich custard filling makes you so "kilig" coz its sweet! Haha. I know, you shouldn't be eating this especially if your pre-diabetic, coz it's dangerously addicted. Customer service is pretty good. The counter area was protected between plastic covers coz as you all know the Philippine itself is still strict. Dine-in is allowed but limited chairs and table. They got other stuffs other than desserts on their menu like lunch and all-day breakfast. The next time you're in Philippines, you gotta visit Sans Rival and try their delectable desserts! It won't disappoint you. Mahalo for reading and happy juandering fellow yeeps!

3/10. Would not recommend. Tried to eat here for a nice family dinner after shopping. Employees…read morewere unprepared and it was almost as if they didn't care at all. It's like they were rushed out of training and are not ready to work yet. We ordered 4 salmon pestos and even though we were told 1 was available, our waiter was not mindful of our request. I had to pay for the meal even though we didn't even receive our food! Will not be dining again.

Overall not a baf experience. I went with a "deluxe ramen" order and some gyoza.According to waiter…read moreits like ordering deluxe room at a hotel, you get all the toppings. This was his answer when i asked him what the diffference was. First impression, its good nothing really stoodbout taste wise but at same time it wasnt twrribkr. Also convenienr that its in the mall. Just dont ger suprised about built in service charge as i was.

Used to be our favorite place for a quick lunch just to find out that they changed the menu. Bento…read moreis gone, and the stupid thing?..... We ordered an extra soup, asked for an extra small bowl and guess what, THEY REFUSED TO GIVE US THE EXTRA BOWL cause that item is good for one person only. HUH ????? This place is f..ked up ! Absolutely not coming back !