It’s not for those who want a more intimate dining setting. It’s for those looking for the best of all things Japanese in one place. You’ll be able to get a full meal here from appetizers down to dessert. Kiwami Food Hall is a space that houses four different Japanese restaurants that champion four key staple Japanese dishes: ramen, tendon, yakitori, and tonkatsu. It’s not for those who are looking for international cuisine. It’s for those who love Filipino food with modern twists. They serve traditional Pinoy dishes, as well as those with exciting contemporary twists! Try their Pork Belly Bicol Express, Sinigang na Beef Short Rib and Watermelon, and Kare-Kare with Oxtail! When it’s delicious, innovative, and memorable Filipino comfort food that you want, you have to head to Manam. It’s for days you want to treat yourself and splurge on a fancy meal. Now, every tita (and her countless amigas) has heard of the tapas bar serving authentic Catalan and Basque-inspired dishes by Miguel Vecin and Tinchu Gonzalez. Photo from ogawa.manilaĢ/F, Fort Entertainment Center, 5th Avenue Corner 28th Street, Fort Bonifacioīar Pintxos was one of the South’s secret gems until they opened their second branch in BGC. It’s not for those looking for affordable grub eats. It’s for an authentic Japanese dining experience. Headed and named after Chef Kiyoshi Ogawa from Senju of EDSA Shangri-la, have a unique and authentic Japanese dining experience through their grand interiors and quality dishes like teppanyaki, robatayaki, and more.

Ogawa Japanese Restaurant – The Fort Strip

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