Kanzen Sushi Katipunan

MelonManiac

Local Guide

9.5

Ookini is a hidden japanese restaurant with no sign whatsoever outside. The food is great, service is good, and the owner is really nice. This hidden spot is mostly visited by Japanese expats but we felt welcome there. They have mostly Japanese menus but when we asked earlier, they are soon to have english versions of their menus. They have a very extensive menu and serve food and beverages like takoyaki, udon, yakitori, oden, onigiri, highball, lemon sour, nama beer, and more. We had the takoyaki, karaage, yakisoba, and katsudon and they were all delicious and served quickly. Prices were re…

JellyJive

Local Guide

9.4

Very traditional Japanese Izakaya in Makati. You will feel like in Japan.

SpicySpree

Local Guide

9.0

Cozy place to have drinks and yakitori. Menu is in Japanese so ask for assistance from the waitresses

SourStrawberry

Local Guide

9.0

If you want Japanese food, this is the place to go. Nothing beats this place. You will need a reservation to guarantee your table.

KetchupKraze

Local Guide

8.0

Hidden on the busy Rufino Street in downtown Makati, next to the convenience store Uncle John’s, there is no signboard. The menu is mainly in Japanese, but also has English pinyin + English translation menu. The grilled food, oden 🍢, appetizers, sashimi, ramen, etc. that are usually found in izakayas are all available here. The oden is delicious, the yellow mustard is super fragrant, and the soup is also delicious! Suitable for a drink after get off work.