Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen - Taguig

Situated on High Street in BGC, this restaurant is always crowded with eager customers, indicating its popularity. We decided to give it a try and visited for a late lunch. The process involves lining up to order your noodles, which are prepared right in front of you. You can also choose from various toppings like tonkatsu and tempura. Overall, the concept is very efficient, resulting in fast and fresh meals. The affordability of the food, coupled with its authenticity, provides great value and a truly Japanese dining experience.

I visited the Bonifacio High Street branch to try their ramen after hearing from friends that it was one of the best. I ordered the Ajitama Tonkatsu and I was not disappointed. The ramen was delicious and the price was more affordable compared to other places. The restaurant is on the smaller side and has dim lighting, possibly due to the red colored lights they use.

Is it really Japanese cuisine? The food was flavorless and we do not recommend this place. A friend took time off work to come visit us and we decided to take him here because he loves Japanese food. Unfortunately, he did not enjoy it at all. Such a disappointment.

I love Ramen! and this is so far the only Ramen shop I tried that is comparable to the ones served in Japan. The only thing I don't like is that the noodles changed after sometime. When this place was recently opened, the noodles is...good but it changed to a more locally made one. Also a warning tip! Don't eat at later hours as the soup base is a bit salty compared to the ones served on mid day.

We ate at their Shangrila Mall branch a couple of times and each time the food has been okay. Affordable but not very big servings. The food tastes okay. But what irritates me is the noise. Aside from the bad acoustic in the place, the...employees are encouraged (by the owner or managemen, i guess) to welcome and say good bye to the guests at the top of their voice! Literally at the top of their voice such that you would get startled with the yelling. imagine to employees shouting at the top of their voice! This is just ridiculous. A word of advise, if you want to make the place feel authentic, make the taste of the food as authentic as you can. If you want to make the people feel welcome, just offer good service. No need to shout at the top of your lungs! People do want to have their lunch/dinner in peace!