Tokyo Tokyo @ SM City Davao: Closer To Home

December 22, 2014 - When Tokyo Tokyo opened its 1st branch in SM Lanang Premier, everyone was so excited that the restaurant was always full every single day with no chance for me to sit down and eat their food. Since, the location of their first branch is unbearably far from where I'm living right now, I couldn't make myself available to visit the resto and just eat. :(

But what comes next made me so happy because.. Tokyo Tokyo finally opened their newest branch in SM City Davao and couldn't hide my excitement as they're finally near to where I live right now! They occupied the space where Red Ribbon used to and this day was also the day where I had my gift shopping and called my friend Alyssa to join and eat a famous Japanese food which is also a craze in Metro Manila.. Ramen! :D

Tokyo Tokyo at SM City Davao

Like any other Japanese restaurants, Tokyo Tokyo specializes Japanese cuisine but the thing is, it's fast food but it still has the restaurant feel where you have to wait for your order to arrive and observe everything inside.

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Just got to love the colors of this poster! :D

Second Floor

Like the first branch, SM City Davao branch was also jampacked with customers who want to try their food and as usual, wasn't able to even try them on the first day. But I was able to find time and this was the day that I was at my most convenient.

When I entered inside this branch, I felt like I was in Japan and got to love the atmosphere! Great thing about this branch is they've added a mezzanine floor to accommodate more customers. 

When I think of Ramen, I automatically think of a big bowl of goodness but the problem arises if you're not able to finish the whole bowl. Good thing is, they have snack size which is smaller and those who have small appetite can actually finish a small bowl of ramen. Like me. :D

Tempura Miso Ramen

I ordered the Tempura Miso Ramen which consists of tempura, a slice of boiled egg, nori, onion leaves, thinly sliced cabbages and noodles in miso. Price: 110 Pesos.

The taste is just like your ordinary ramen that satisfies your hunger but got to love the size of the tempura which was bigger than usual but still loved the taste. I recommend this for those who want to just have the right taste of ramen but with miso, everything in this small bowl is complete!

Braised Pork Ramen

As for Alyssa, she has the Braised Pork Ramen which consists of braised pork, and the usual ramen ingredients; a slice of boiled egg, nori, thinly sliced cabbages, onion leaves and noodles. Price: 110 Pesos.

For her, it tasted like a legit ramen since they didn't use any MSG to enhance the flavor. She also liked the nori as it was crispy and she find the taste really good! The braised pork was also okay for her. Overall, she liked the ramen! Glad that she said it! :D

Of course, our snacks would not be complete without their famous Red Iced Tea and yes, it has a different taste and by far, my favorite! Numnum! Price: 40 Pesos.

First, I've got to thank Tokyo Tokyo for having their second branch near to our home, second, to my friend Alyssa who accompanied me in the resto and to her clumsy hands for dropping her phone in the ramen which made us laugh for minutes but it felt like we laughed for centuries! Hahaha! Oh well, her cellphone worked just fine! :D

CIAO!

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If you want to know more about Tokyo Tokyo, please click the link below:

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