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They Have The Best Ramen and I have The Best Date!

They Have The Best Ramen and I have The Best Date!

Ippudo Philippines is less than a year in the country and pretty much have captured the heart of many of our ramen-lovers just like me.

Hete's a little feedback when my husband and I tried their specialties.

I haven't been to Tokyo but it gave me the feel as if I was there. Just like how it is in the movies and documentaries I've seen. They have the best Ramen.

Staff are very accommodating. They consider if you're in the resto for the first time so they can orient you with all the condiments and what's best seller from their menu.

Bowls they said are for single person only, although I think my husband and I could have shared one Ramen bowl and tried other side dishes from their list. They will ask you if you're okay with your order and proactive enough to give you water. It was definitely worth the long wait.

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