Ramen Ton-Ichi Ramen — After finally trying out Ramen ton Ichi Glorietta, it suddenly closed down. Dunno why, but I’m sure you can still enjoy its dishes in other branches that are still open. For now, I want to share the things we tried there.
Our go-to Japanese restaurant in Glorietta is Washoku Musashi Maru. Want to know why? That’s because it serves all authentic Japanese dishes that would take you back to Japan. Learn more about our favorites on their menu here.
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Ramen Ton Ichi and Ramen Nagi
We often see Ramen Ton Ichi, and one look at its menu would make you wonder if it’s related to the famous Ramen Nagi.
The only thing that I could think of is why it also has a kiddie meal that looks so much like Ramen Nagi’s. That’s because it’s also owned by the Ramen Nagi owner, the only difference is that it’s more affordable!
What we ordered on the Ramen Ton-Ichi menu price
We checked out the Ramen Ton Ichi price menu before finally agreeing to dine there. So, what did we order?
Ton ichi chasumen
Ramen Ton Ichi menu has 2 types of ramen to choose from — Signature ramen and Chasumen. Coming from its name, you’ll definitely know that the chasumen has more chasu (sliced pork) than the signature ramen.
So, since we’re meat lovers, we both got the chasumen.
And if you want the safer side, just choose the classic — Ton ichi chasumen.
More meat, classic ramen flavor, tasty ramen noodles — you’ll never go wrong.
Kuro ichi chasumen
I chose kuro ichi chasumen because I got attracted to the black garlic oil added to the rich soup base.
If you’re someone who loves noodles and is crazy about the garlicky flavor, this is the best ramen bowl for you! The huge serving of ramen will surely make you feel full!
There’s an ample serving of chasu slices and egg so you have protein. So, make sure to go to Ramen Ton Ichi hungry!
Chicken karaage
Five pieces of deep fried chicken is easy to make any children quiet. Each piece is very juicy and tastes so great with the Japanese mayo included — great to pair with your ramen.
Cheesy gyoza
It’s our first time encountering gyoza with cheese here at Ramen Ton Ichi. We find the pan-fried Japanese dumpling’s taste good. And while it may look burnt in some parts, it didn’t really affect the taste that much.
So, is this a good order? I couldn’t agree more!
Karaage kiddie set
Once my son tried Ramen Nagi’s kiddie set, he couldn’t help but be attracted to Ramen Ton Ichi’s kiddie set as well.
And the set was very similar to that of what we usually order for my son — well, of course, they are from the same company.
The only difference is that they offer fruits and ice cream for kiddie bentos, and Ramen Nagi only offers ice cream.
Ramen Ton-Ichi branches
As of writing, the only Ramen Ton-Ichi branch that’s operating is in Ayala North Exchange. But I also found other Ramen Ton-Ichi Express branches in SM the Block, Uptown Mall, and Robinsons Magnolia.
Hakata Ton-Ichi reviews conclusion
I never thought we’d find a nice foodie without spending too much. Thanks to sister companies like Ramen Ton Ichi, you can now enjoy authentic ramen experience at an affordable price.
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Other ramen restaurants
After the start of the ramen craze in Manila when Ramen Nagi came, there are so many more ramen dishes you ought to try if you haven’t yet.
Check out some of the ramen restaurants we tried below.
Kabuki Ramen
Literally a hole in the wall, Kabuki Ramen is a tiny space which offers quality dishes at a reasonable price. I like that they have tsukemen, which we tried and loved!
Of course, they also have ramen, chicken karaage and others for you to try. But before you do, make sure to read my post here for some things to note.
Tomo Japanese Dining
I couldn’t stress more how we love Tomo Japanese Dining. We went there already for I don’t know how many times. And so I shared all our favorites here if you want to know what we ordered.
Kyoto Malate
Top notch Japanese dishes await you when you go to Kyoto Malate. This highly underrated restaurant deserves some love! Whenever we’re going there, we don’t worry about not having seats, because only few people go there.
Want to know our favorites here? Check this one.
