Oishi Batchoi — Restaurant in Muntinlupa

Tasty ramen dishes with a twist. Their filipino- japanese fusion of batchoi/ramen works. Other dishes like gyudon and grilled salmon are also deliciously done. Open entrance, not so big seating area Update: Poor service. The attendant did not write the order, just memorized it. Later she came out with the wrong food. The mistake could have been forgiven if only she admitted her mishearing the order but she insisted that she was right until the end and even made face when told to call a superior. It turned out my order was not available which would have prompted us not to eat there in the first place. We were informed only after the wrong variant was served. The chahan dishes are over-priced @P235 for solo order. They cost the same as the batchoi noodle dishes but have tiny very, very few minced meat (same amount as what looks like spring onion). Just like fried rice. Don't order this without a...

We didnt get to taste their food. From the start, they could not accomodate us customers even with two vacant tables. One of those tables was occupied by their crew (in uniform) who was TOO BUSY TEXTING eventhough he saw us waving to others if we could sit.

The crew just passed by, not wanting to make eye contact, and the other "waste of company budget/salary" was too amused with texting rather than working.

The food "might be good" but then if you have a crew as lousy as those on duty on MAY 12, 2019 noontime, might as well try other more welcoming ramen...

Food is perfect for my liking. We ordered gyudon, ebi tempura, rainbow maki, garlic chili tofu, and noodle soup I forgot what it was but they're all delicious. Foods are served in just after a little time of waiting so you can opt to dine here if you want yummy food and is already starving. It's a little hot, maybe AC is not working properly, tolerable when you will have rice meals but maybe not when you're just going to have noodle soup. You'll want to leave as soon as you're...