Hama Japanese Cuisine

GraceTastyTrips

Local Guide

9.0

A nice japanese restaurant @ DMall in Boracay 👌🏻😋 you must try their cordon bleu maki 😋🍣 i was estatic with the flavor it melts in your mouth. I'll definetly recommended it. 💯⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

KevinFoodBlog

Local Guide

8.5

I recently dined at Hama Japanese Cuisine and had an excellent experience. I ordered a few different ramen dishes, a Katsu plate, and the Deluxe Sushi Boat. The Deluxe Sushi Boat was a standout – not only was the presentation impressive, but the sushi itself was delicious. When I eat at a Japanese restaurant, I always pay close attention to the quality of the rice, and I’m glad to report that the rice here is really good. Overall, the meal was delightful, and I highly recommend Hama Japanese Cuisine for anyone looking to enjoy authentic Japanese flavors.

ChloeDishLife

Local Guide

7.7

Hama Japanese Cuisine in Boracay is a fantastic destination for Japanese food enthusiasts. The restaurant offers a diverse menu with authentic flavors and high-quality dishes, making each meal a unique experience. The ambiance is cozy, and the customer service is excellent, adding to the overall enjoyment of the visit. If you’re looking for a remarkable Japanese dining experience in the beautiful setting of the island, this place is definitely worth a visit!

NathanBitesExplorer

Local Guide

5.0

Guess I am not lucky to enjoy my full meal just recently due to my order. I ordered the tonkatsu bento, and it was supposed to be a good meal as I imagined, but the pork tonkatsu is like all breading with little to almost no meat at all. The banana tempura side is a fresh take on the sides. The rest of the sides were okay, and so did the ripe mango shake.

ClaireEatsAround

Local Guide

3.0

I recently visited this so-called "Japanese restaurant," and to say it was a disappointment is an understatement. First of all, what they serve barely resembles anything close to authentic Japanese cuisine. The biggest shock was discovering that instead of using traditional Japanese noodles like ramen or udon, they use instant noodles—yes, the kind you buy in a convenience store for a few cents! The worst part? The menu pictures paint a beautiful and appetizing image, but what you get is a far cry from that. It’s honestly laughable. The presentation and quality are nowhere near what you expe…