Ramen Co Japanese Cuisine Restaurant — Restaurant in Malvar

The Ramen Company’s sushi is delicious and well prepared, except for their Tomago Nigiri. The egg is overcooked and the seaweed wrapping is too chewy.

Their ramen offerings are limited to four types. I ordered their pork ramen. I was disappointed. It consists of noodles, a small piece of pork, a half hardboiled egg, and a pinch of leaks. Authentic ramen is served with more meat, and more ingredients. What I was served looked like what my son cooks at home using a “Lucky Me” ramen package. The broth tasted fine and there were plenty of noodles. When I order out for authentic Japanese ramen, I expect more than a bowl of noodles, broth and a sparse ingredients. They serve excellent sushi, but are lacking when it comes to their limited ramen offerings. The restaurant’s name is misleading. They offer a broad menu. Pass on the ramen. It’s disappointing. Order their...

For just ₱1,000, we got an impressive amount of food—everything was great! I was a bit surprised that the room temperature was slightly warm, though there was some air conditioning, which might be because the restaurant had just opened for the day. Aside from that, the service was excellent. When I asked how to use chopsticks, the staff was genuinely friendly and even shared a few tips and tricks. The food was incredibly filling—portions were generous and everything was...

Affordable Ramen, has four variations. Good maki/sushi selection. Large servings.

Quick servings don't take longer minutes to wait. Maybe depending on their guests count.

For takeout, we really appreciate the packaging. Each ingredient was...