Hokkaido Ramen Santouka - Washington

My mom said this place was pricey, but I'm in a mood for good quality ramen, on vacation and I got extra I can splurge. Yes, worth every peso. Must try again and again. #happytatti #happytummy #pinayinAbuDhabi

Date for Two: Shio Ramen, Kara-Miso Ramen Total: P780 Overall: After a mild motion sickness from the VR Zone, Hokkaido Ramen Santouka saved our night. Soothing and hearty, these hot bowls were meant to be for us. They have two size options for their ramen, Regular and Large. We find the large size expensive so we just chose the regular one. It was a very good decision as the serving for each bowl was very generous, and we got to try two different variants. Shio Ramen (Regular, P385) – Hokkaido Ramen Santouka’s signature ramen in pork broth and salt. Kara-Miso Ramen (Regular, P395) – pork broth, hot spices and miso. Value for money: Worth it! #DateForTwo at Hokkaido Ramen Santouka

Our order: 1. Set G (Small Ramen and Grilled Salmon and Salmon Roe Rice Bowl Set) P520 Ramen was okay. What I liked was the Salmon Roe rice bowl. Will order the Sake Ikura Gohan in full size next time 2. Tonkatsu (P285) It was okay. I suggest you try something else or just go to Yabu if you really want Tonkatsu

We ate here last November 12 for our first monthsary. It was late and we were their last customers. We ordered their sets which included tonkatsu, ramen and desserts. The food is worth the price quality and quantity wise. And the servers were really nice although we were the last one in. We left their with our stomachs full.

The Shio Ramen made my tummy happy but I think the Gyoza was costly. But all in all, the food was enticing. The crew was keen; water was served upright when we chose our table.