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Yabu!

Located at the ground floor of the Megamall Atrium, you'll find this Japanese restaurant that serves nothing but Katsu.  You won't miss it.  There will be always be a group of diners waiting to be seated.  That is how popular the place is.

You get to choose from different types of pork, chicken, fish and other seafood.  You can order the set meal, shown below.  My meal (Rosu with original sauce) came with miso soup, shredded cabbage, pickled veggies and fruit slices.  This cost me P315.  Considering the serving size and eat-all-you-can cabbage, I'd say, the price is just right.  With the creamy, tender pork slices, you'll never regret this meal.



Each table also has a selection of Japanese condiments, Tonkatsu sauce, sesame and vinaigrette salad dressings.  Even the salt looked like expensive Himalayan kind, with the pink specks.



 
Kiddie meals are available at P195 each.  With a smaller rice portion, fruit, potato croquette and a choice of chicken, pork or cream dory.

If you love Katsudon or Tonkatsu, this place is definitely worth a try.   With Vic's "Panalo!" comment, I'm sure we'll be back.

Comments

CathyCE said…
yup, yup. sabi nga namin ni Vic, katsudon lang yan. pero nun natikman namin, pareho kaming "hmmmm, pwede!"

Seriously, masarap siya kaya if you are planning to eat there on weekends, agahan niyo kasi magaantay kayo.

Belated Happy Birthday!

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