Ramen Daikoku

When in doubt, there's always RAMEN. And in Ramen Daikoku, you get bang for your buck because no ramen bowl goes over the P300 mark! The bowl I got was the Tonkatsu Pork Bones Ramen with Chashu. Served hot, the broth was really inviting, very fragrant too. They were also generous with the chashu. I see 2 or 3 huge pieces, which were tender and flavorful. Spring onions and mushroom slivers complete the dish, and of course, the lovely ramen noodles. I liked that the noodles were firm to the bite and did not become soggy from the broth. First slurp was heaven and I could not stop eating. I had to at least taste the other bowls they offered. The Kuro Black was a bit mild for me, but garlic lovers would enjoy this ramen. Best with ajitama! The Gerikara Spicy Ramen was thoughtfully spiced through and through. Not only did they put spices in the broth, they incorporated spices in the flour noodles itself! Best with some Ajitama to soften the heat, but if you are an adventurous eater, go for the unadulterated spiced ramen! What really caught my attention was their Miso. Seldom do I like Miso ramen because I am more of the strong flavors and sometimes, the miso ramen from other brands prove to be on the milder side. But lo and behold, this Miso was pungent yet creamy, and it has well-balanved rounded flavor that was really appetizing. I was tempted to put everything on it but I would recommend a few slices of Chashu and Ajitama. Don't forget their perfect panfried gyozas, huge servings of Karaage (try the spicy one too! , yakimeshi, as well as their assorted rolls. No need to break the bank to enjoy authentic quality Ramen. Ramen Daikoku gives you more reasons to slurp a bowl or two today! RAMEN DAIKOKU by Ikkoryu Ground Floor, C5 Wing, Market Market, BGC #chizbun #chizbuneats #ramendaikoku #saansaph #welovetoeatph

Foods are budget friendly yet the serving is good. Like this chicken karaage. Its huge and right for its price which is 180 pesos. Also their gyoza is delicious also for a affordable price. Must try!

Some believe that ramen is the simplest yet the most perfect food. For someone who is a sucker for Japanese food, I’m honest to say that it is the least dish that I like when talking about this cuisine. It’s not the first thing that I look for or crave for when I want to eat Japanese food. But I’m ok with it.

I like their Ramen. Like really really like. Actually we're not suppose to eat here. My jowa wants to stress eat beacuse of what happened to Kobe And voila, nakita namin to

For the price point, that’s bang for your buck! Comparable to Ramen Kuroda in terms of value. Ramen Kuroda, watch out! You got serious competition here :