After church ended, we came across this restaurant which has cubicles for tables. It was so interesting, it looked like a restaurant made for introverts. For those who came with a friend, there is a window in between the cubicles, so you can see and converse while eating.
We had gyoza and ramen. I specifically ate Yokai Ramen, which they say is very spicy, the waitstaff offered to separate the spicy powder, and I obliged because I wanted to err on the side of caution. Heheh... When the food came, I tried the spicy powder and to my surprise, even though it had some Carolina reaper, it was tolerable and has a good taste, it didn't make me cough which was nice.
The ramen itself was savory, the noodles were medium to hard in texture but it was exactly to my liking, the chashu was soft and tasty.
We also ordered a gyoza, it was a little more gingery compared to others but it was also great. It didn't have that crunchy part but it was okay.
For the price, we thought it was worth it because the serving was a little bigger than some of the ramens in the metro.
It was a good experience and we plan on coming back.
Ramen Wave Antipolo
