Ramen Nagi NAIA T3 + Tendon Akimitsu

AppleCiderSoul

Local Guide

10.0

Was craving for Japanese food (Tendon to be specific) and saw this Tendon Akimitsu poster in T3. Had a hard time looking for it cos I didn't know it's sharing a place with Ramen Nagi (near entrance from Runway Manila). Place is crowded (depends on the time i think) but since it's inside the terminal then expect it to be crowded. Service was good even if it's crowded. I got the tendon set, it's with ebi tempura, fish, egg, veggies on top of rice with soup and side dish on the side. Loved everything from tempura - it's crunchy, light and doesn't feel too oily, also loved the Japanese rice, th…

ToastedBagel

Local Guide

10.0

It's a Japanese chain restaurant. It's the same as the tonkotsu ramen you get in Japan. I expressed my respect for the efforts of the Filipino staff. If you don't have a chance to come to Japan and are interested in Japanese ramen, you should definitely go. I'd definitely like to eat it when I go to the Philippines next year.

SpicySundae

Local Guide

10.0

The best Ramen house in Manila! You shouldn't miss savoring Ramen when you depart or Arrive in the Philippines via NAIA Terminal 3. This is always my go-to meal, and Ramen Nagi always delivers! The best thing is you can select the type of noodles, level of spiciness, soup richness, type of meat, etc. A must-try!

WhippedCreamWanderer

Local Guide

10.0

My second time here. Delicious ramen. I always for Butao King as my favourite broth. I love their Tamago egg and belly pork 🤤

brijo

rapsarap

10.0

That fucking udon……. Insanely good. If youre here, dont waste your money on ramen nagi and try their “10x gold medalist at the japan donburi awards” ramen. + first time ive tried udon that we think has been pre soaked in light sou sauce?? SO GOOD. Tbh service was slow but cmon… there was ONE chef 😭