Izaka Hideyoshi - Metro Manila

Summary: money wasted. it was not even good; it was a catastrophe. I got toncotsu wheels that the waitress said is one of their best; I also have oyakudon, also one of the bestsellers. when the ritters were served, I was confused because I couldn't see the noodles, or some swallowing. the picture was down after I had drunk almost half the broth. both were. I do not recommend this place.

We stroll around poblacion and found this Japanese restaurant along the makati ave. it was late, but I am glad that there is still an open restaurant. we ordered tantanmen and tonkatsu ramen. presentation was not really good, especially the tonkatsu ramen. taste direction. It's not good, but it's not bad either. I'm just not really happy with it. the gyoza was good. the wrapping does not adhere to the plate and the meat inside is not too soft. the waitresses are busy chatting with each other and sometimes dancing to the music video on TV hahahahaha. ambiente: 4/5 eating: 2/5 service: 2/5

Close by is a newly built sushi sakura. I came at midnight in hideyoshi, hoping that there was a high quality sakura, but it was really bad except for free. sushi was particularly bad, and curry udon was also bad. a business without development capacity, like a traditional Japanese pub. I can't recommend it.

Food presentation is poor. Main course is served before appetizers and once the gyoza was served, the wrapper was terribly scorched and torn and the ground meat was clearly kept in the freezer for way too long as it had developed a terribly acidic taste that almost caused me to vomit. Sent it back to the kitchen and overheard the wait staff discuss that the meat had indeed gone bad. Do not go here.

Still open when we dropped at around 3am. Ramen, was surprisingly good! We did not expect it too be that good, given that we already tried the top-tier ramens in the metro.