Merged: BEST Japanese Cuisine/Food in Cebu

[stevemenk30]

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mikado eat all u can ang little nonki lami sad barato pang ala carte

[K0n0ha]

RaiRaiken ramen is good.

[JSL]

try mo sa kagura .. lami cya

[DrE]

value for money = Rai Rai Ken

[Deathnote]

guyz ive never tried eating japanese food before and i want to try it out...could you suggest some restaurants that i can go to and also suggest dishes i should try there?

naa ba kanang japanese gyud ug style where you just yaka on the floor to eat? i want that kind of ambiance...hehehe...maybe because i watch to much anime....gonna suggest this to my barkada for the next food trip....please guyz need your inputs on this

[d_boss]

yu yu tei sa mabolo dapit sa may D' GALLERY lami ila food didto mas lami pa kesa rai rai ken so far sa ako natilawan lami jud sila kay japanese jud ang taste according to my japanese friends

dili lang mag yaka

[Deathnote]

affordable bai? mga pila magasto per person...average lang bai kay ma short nya mi, manghugas lang mi plato....hehehe...then unsa imo ma suggest na dish na amo i try bro

[meowa]

guyz ive never tried eating japanese food before and i want to try it out...could you suggest some restaurants that i can go to and also suggest dishes i should try there?

naa ba kanang japanese gyud ug style where you just yaka on the floor to eat? i want that kind of ambiance...hehehe...maybe because i watch to much anime....gonna suggest this to my barkada for the next food trip....please guyz need your inputs on this

the closest you get to "yaka on the floor to eat" is at kagura on a.s. fortuna because they have a dining area where it looks like you should be sitting cross-legged on the floor but actually there's a space under the table where you can rest your feet. try there. their food is good and the ambiance/decor is nice.

try banri noodle house on crossroads. it is unassuming and no-frills but the food is really good and fresh.

and don't forget nonki, also on a.s. fortuna


for dishes to try for first timers:

katsudon (katsu=breaded pork chop & don=rice) = its breaded pork chop over rice with a soy based sauce, raw egg (which will cook from the heat of the rice and pork chop) & some onions. usually served with a miso soup. safe but good to try for those who have never tried japanese food.

california maki: its mango, cucumber, sushi rice, mayonnaise and seaweed wrap. no raw ingredients so great as your first sushi.

try the restaurant's "house" tea--usually free, either hot or cold japanese green tea

hope that encourages you to start

[glasswingedfaerie]

Sen Ryu, Teriyaki Boy, Ginza, Kagura and Mizu are great!

For starters, maybe you can try Tempura in SM or Rai Rai Ken. Try the noodles first like the yakisoba.

[mitch_anne]

try yakiniku, then also the one in a.s. fortuna. if ganahan mo pang masa lang ni type UMI toppings near mactan doctors hospital ang japanese na girl gyud ang moluto.