Another food discovery in Antipolo! This time, let's go Japanese. As much as I know about my hometown, there is not much of a restaurant offering Japanese cuisine in the area. The owner thought of having one in the city. A little competition is one great idea. The place is small that can accommodate a maximum of 12 people. But do not underestimate what Misaki Kitchen has to offer. Every meal is definitely worth the price.
Misaki Kitchen has an uncomplicated menu. It is not hard to make an order. If having doubts, order for the bestseller.
Here's a few of the food that we tried.
GYOZA
KARAAGE
SPICY SALMON P120
CALIFORNIA TUNA P100
CHICKEN KATSU P120
MISAKI RAMEN P230
Almost everything we tasted is good. For the rolls, go for California Maki (P90) and Spicy Salmon. Chicken Katsu is also my favorite as it was crispy paired with a good quality rice. When I went back together with my family & friends, I ordered the Chicken Katsu and my sons love it! It was their first time trying Japanese and it was a great experience that they liked it! I also had my partner ordered the Misaki Ramen as well as myself and it didn't disappoint. It has a generous amount of noodles and is cooked al dente. The broth is also tasty! I am not a ramen person but I enjoyed it, no wonder my fellow Zomato foodies love it too. Bento Meals are also available and don't forget to order their Iced Tea.
I hope they could expand to more branches but I think having their small branch is what makes them focus better on the food they serve. I would love to have my 3rd visit again soon!
Landmark on going to Misaki Kitchen is, it's at the Citywalk Apartelle which is in front of Immaculate Concepcion School.
Misaki Kitchen
1895 L. Sumulong Memorial Circle,
San Roque, Upper Antipolo
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