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Welcome To Akiro. Ramen Food House
Akiro. Ramen Food House, located in Silang, Cavite, stands out for its unique blend of Japanese flavors with a Filipino twist. Renowned for its hearty ramen offerings, such as the spicy miso and tonkotsu shoyu, the house prides itself on generous portions and vibrant presentation. Customers appreciate the affordability, with dishes often deemed apt for sharing. While the atmosphere may be lively, marked by urban sounds, the friendly staff and commitment to quality shine through. Highlights include the Akiro ramen special and artistic mango rolls, making Akiro a must-visit for ramen enthusiasts seeking an authentic, flavorful experience.
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Chicken Katsu
$₱210.00Yakisoba
$₱150.00California Maki
$₱180.00
Ebi Tempura Maki
$₱220.00Angry Fried Futo Maki
$₱260.00Mango Roll
$₱190.00
Gyoza
$₱140.008 Pcs
$₱100.00Karaage Pops
$₱120.00 About
Akiro. Ramen Food House
Welcome to Akiro. Ramen Food House, a cozy culinary gem nestled in Silang, Cavite, located at 298 JP Rizal St, corner P. Montoya. Known for its unique blend of traditional Japanese flavors infused with a Filipino twist, Akiro has quickly become a local hotspot for ramen enthusiasts and casual diners alike.
What sets Akiro apart is its commitment to authenticity while embracing local tastes. As one reviewer aptly noted, the dishes are “Japanese with a Filipino twist,” which implies an adventurous approach to flavor composition. Guests can savor a variety of ramen dishes, each with its unique character; from the Ebi Ramen, which showcases refreshing shrimp notes, to the rich and hearty Shoyu Ramen that surprises with its spicy undertones. It’s commendable how Akiro manages to keep menu prices affordable without compromising on taste.
The atmosphere at Akiro is vibrant yet casual, which might be attributed to its proximity to the bustling streets of Silang. However, the sounds of jeepneys and honking cars may add a certain charm for those who enjoy the lively street food scene. The limited seating—about twenty in total—adds an intimate touch, perfect for a quick bite with friends or a laid-back meal for two. It's more a street food haven with dine-in options rather than a traditional restaurant, making it a charming spot to relish hearty bowls of ramen.
Highlights from the menu include the Akiro Ramen Special, recommended for its artistic presentation and rich flavor profile, and the Mango Roll Maki, which promises a delightful taste experience. If you’re in the mood for something truly comforting, the Tonkotsu Shoyu Premium Ramen stands out with its thicker and tastier broth, while generous toppings, such as soft-boiled eggs and savory fish cake, elevate the dish.
While not every dish may hit the mark—some reviewers noted that certain gyoza were inconsistent in size and freshness—the consensus remains that Akiro delivers a satisfying experience overall. The friendly staff contribute positively to the dining journey, making patrons feel welcome.
In a saturated market of ramen houses, Akiro. Ramen Food House stands firm as a beacon for both value and flavor. Whether you're a local or passing through, this ramen hub promises a bowl of warmth you won't want to miss!
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“ I ordered Tonkotsu Shoyu Premium Ramen (P200). The soup is thicker and tastier than Ramen Kuroda. The minced pork topping is a bit spicy, and the pork chashu is not included unless you pay +P60. I would like to try Miso ramen next time. ”
“ One of Japanese food houses in the area I had to try. Sampled their spicy miso ramen. Other than the mungbean sprouts floating around, which I don't usually have in my ramen, the tasty broth, fish cake, and nori sheets save the dish. The charsiu pork toppings are soft, while the soft- boiled egg makes the soup creamier. Overall, it's a pretty good ramen. ”
“ We ordered their best sellers and it's yummy. Generous serving. I read a review that their takoyaki is good and it is. I second the motion It's worth the travel to go to that place. Price is also affordable. We will surely go back. ”
“ It's a small place & along the road so you can hear the roaring of the cars but it doesn't matter since we enjoyed the affordable & authentic ramen. My favorite is the yakisoba plus the gyoza. We'll try next time their chicken karaage. Thank you for the fast service. Try to visit their place & you'll surely love it. ”
“ Honest to goodness ramen house. Not like those ones trying to be. This ramen house, in my opinion, is way better than those ramen houses in the malls. Price is fair. Please see photos of their price list. Serving is ample. The Premium orders maybe good enough for two persons. Food is presented well. Friendly staff. It's not a restaurant though. It's more of a street food with dine ins. Also, been here many times. ”
“ The food is okay. Japanese with a Filipino twist. On the salty side. We had the Ebi ramen, Shoyu ramen (spicy, did not expect that, with corn, interesting), the gyoza (a bit small and not consistent appearance. One was flatten out), the spicy tuna maki (not fresh, rice was hard and crisp on the sides) and kiwi lychee fruit tree (which was good). The staff is okay. Noisy place with the cars honking and the jeepneys revving. Other than that, the prices are very good. There was just another couple so it was not overcrowded. They can seat around 20 if full. ”
“ The food is amazing and very artistic on its serving. Must try: Akiro ramen special Mango roll maki ”
“ This establishment offers exceptional value for its pricing, significantly undercutting established ramen restaurants. While the quality may not precisely match higher-priced competitors, the value proposition remains strong. Its main road location, however, leads to potential discomfort during peak hours due to heat and crowding. Limited parking is available only on the adjacent narrow street. The restaurant's seating capacity is restricted to approximately four tables, accommodating four groups of four to six individuals. ”