Yakitori & Ramen Spot Panamá — Restaurant in Ancón

The first time that I went with my friends, it was a amazing and the staff was very nice but the second time I went with my friend, they didn’t even have air conditioning on which made it very hard to eat since your sweating at the same time. Overall, the food was amazing and I enjoyed it but I didn’t really like the miso soup, I don’t know if it’s just me or the miso soup Inst that good. The staff were nice and quick, even though business is hard now a days they should be prepared at all time when a costumer comes in and make them feel...

We asked extra before ordering if the udong noodles are homemade. But it was from the packaging where you can buy in every supermarket. Noodle taste and soup were sour. The portion is very small and we have not found a single mushroom. If you are a connoisseur of ramen I would not recommend this locally. Try the restaurant * Hikaru * and you will notice the big difference. Same price with better quality. In the place is much...

Being from Canada's two largest cities with some of the best ethnic eateries in the world, I had yet to find a good bowl of ramen in Panama. Yakitori keeps it simple with two choices of ramen on their menu: Shoyu (braised pork) and Seafood, but it did not disappoint, satisfying my cravings with springy noodles, bamboo shoots and fresh seaweed. Will certainly be back to try their skewers and rice...