Tokyo Tokyo - Ermita

We visited their sm manila industry because we were looking for our usual catsu and ramen barrels; but no matter how consistent the taste was, the service needed improvement when entering the restaurant was the alcohol/hand sanitary not available (the pedal equipment was broken), there was no greeting from the staff, and most of the tables were not enlightened, we had to call the attention of one of the employees (and wait so a bit more) we went there in the evening and we appreciate that there was already a long day shift for some Aside...read more

The competition between restaurants continues to strengthen with new local concepts and foreign brands. Therefore, it is important that the well-known brands continue to innovate and offer creative dishes that are now and then tokio tokio is not a stranger when it comes to publishing exciting dishes to hurt his growing customer base. for a month they now have the wagyu rice series, an upgrade for the donburi (Japanese rice shell) line-up as the wagyu cubes was a hit, they wake wagyu, a Japanese bark that grew up this time before site in rice to create Japanese fried rice. this is then awarded with the best selling signature dresses of tokyo tokyo: bark meat yakiniku, huhn teriyaki and...more

Tokio tokio is like a Japanese fast food chain. the taste is ok and a little overpriced. the wagyu cubes do not taste authentic at all and it tastes just like a cheap ground bark. the only thing I like is her more refillable rice.

Regarding the price-performance ratio, tokio tokio is my place if I want budget friendly Japanese cuisine. this time I tried the tempura wagyu reisschale. it was tasty, filling and only pesos. it came with pieces of tempoura garnelen, tempoura vegetables, wagyu rice and with unagi sauce dipped.

It's like Japanese food but not entirely, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. I would recommend their Makirrito, the Wagyu beef burgers, and the super affordable bento and sumo meals. For their dessert, the mango panna cotta is good and of course, why go to Tokyo Tokyo without the Red Iced Tea?