Ippudo Mall Of Asia - Washington

Their Ramens that are worth 500 php are worth it when it comes to toppings and flavor. Even their gyoza is one of the best I've tasted. Only con I can think of is when you ask for the most firm noodles is still not firm enough for me. The small ramen place, Ramen Kuroda beats them in that part. This ramen restaurant beats Ramen Nagi in overall quality of ramen. Highly recommended.

Their pork buns and fried chicken buns are really good. It's worth falling in line for. Most of the food are also delicious but they only allow the buns for take out.

I had a great dinning experience at ippudo, everything they serve is really great, if you are a first timer they can help you in splitting the ramen into two. i would really like to commend their customer service staffs are accomodating even their managers) highly recommended place to eat if you are craving for some ramen. i will assure you that you will have a smile on your face after eating here

I've had a great dining experience at Ippudo's Uptown Mall branch and it's good that the food is consistent with those here. While Ippudo is known for their ramen, I love them more for their good appetizers and ala carte dishes. The Pork Bun is still fantastic; the braised pork belly laid on top of Japanese mayonnaise and enveloped in a soft, steamed bun makes for a great appetizer. I also recommend their Nanban Karaage, with the soft and juicy chicken pairing well with the tartar sauce, and the Torched Salmon Roll, where the melt-in-your-mouth salmon, creamy mentaiko mayo, and fish roe together create the perfect bite.

Bought akamaru special and their pork buns, broth isn 't as rich as i wanted and i 'm disappointed that you can 't add more paste, the hard noodles are okay and the chashu is great but wish it was more charred. The pork bun was delicious, soft, tender and juicy.