I absolutely love Japanese
food. I cannot count how many times I mentioned that in my blog but… who
cares? I love Japanese
food. It never fails to make me smile (especially with a plate of salmon
sashimi on the table). And those random Japanese dinner dates are loooooove~~~
<3
Hello, Omakase!
It has been a long time since I last
visited Omakase. I still remember the maki platter and the super friendly
prices. I think I went crazy over the platters.
This time, R ordered Spicy Tuna Salad (PHP250), Soft Shell Crab
Tempura (PHP550) and Dynamite Roll
(PHP250) while I got Salmon Sashimi
(PHP240) and Zaru Soba (PHP195). I
wanted to order one more dish but R said that I always waste food. TT_TT
After a short wait, the spicy
tuna salad arrived.
It wasn’t really that spicy.
I loved the salad dressing on the cubes of tuna
and the crunch of the tempura crumbs.
The salmon
sashimi was pretty okay too. Not the best as it was not the type that melts
in your mouth (or so how my former officemate calls it—party in the mouth) but it
was still delightful.
Soon, the soft
shell crab tempura arrived and R noticed that the serving size seemed to be
smaller than before. (Or that the serving size is still the same but is now
more expensive.) It’s best to ask for an additional sauce when you order this.
The Zaru
Soba was served next and I was surprised that it wasn’t as cold as I
expected it to be. Usually, other restaurants serve the noodles on top of ice.
This one wasn’t. The dipping
sauce wasn’t cold as well. Nonetheless, I was too hungry to complain. It
was still good though but it would have been better if the noodles were colder.
I was already full when the dynamite
roll arrived. The rolls
were huge and I could only manage to eat two rolls that night before my tummy
explodes. R was a growing boy though and ate the rest.
Overall, it was one happy dinner!
Omakase is located at Ground Floor, Connecticut Carpark Arcade,
Greenhills Shopping Center, Greenhills, San Juan.
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