Top Restaurants in Las Pinas
Top Things to do in Las Pinas
- 1. Saint Joseph Church
- 2. Evia Lifestyle Center
- 3. Mary Immaculate Parish - Nature Church
- 4. The Bamboo Organ and Museum Ttour
- 5. Bounce Philippines
- 6. Santuario de San Ezekiel Moreno
- 7. SM Southmall Bowling
- 8. Robinsons Place
- 9. Lock and Load Firearms and Indoor Shooting Range
- 10. Mick'z Angels Rezto Bar
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Luzon, Philippines Food Guide: 9 Japanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Las Pinas
Find out what Japanese restaurants to try in Las Pinas including Sambokojin, Teppanya, Sambo Kojin, Tenya Tempura Tendon, Yabu House of Katsu, Tokyo Tokyo, Sigsaga Yakiniku Buffet, Kaijo Steaks and Ramen, Tetsu Japanese Restaurant
Things to do in Las Pinas
9. Tetsu Japanese Restaurant
Reviewed By DuchessDiaz
The spicy (seafood-based) ramen and regular (Pork-based) ramen are both quite good. However, The Pork is so-so, not flavorful. Though the staff are polite, iâm quite disappointed that there were 2 dishes we ordered that werenât available when we visited lunch time on a sunday.
8. Kaijo Steaks and Ramen
Reviewed By mikojosh
First time to try this restaurant in the neighborhood. The ambiance is okay but not much for the food. Ordered their famous wagyu steak, nothing special. Spent 2560 for 4 pax but didnât enjoy the meal. Not recommended if youâre expecting an authentic japanese cuisine.
7. Sigsaga Yakiniku Buffet
Overall Ratings
3 based on 15 reviews
Enjoy Unlimited sumptuous Yakiniku Beef or Pork buffet together with your other favorite Korean dishes. Sigsaga offers the most affordable buffet in the south for only 299.00 per head. We are open from Monday to Sunday for the whole month of December from
Reviewed By yanzicoo
I saw a lot of good review about this place. We wanted to try it for ourselves to know if its really worth the price. I've made a reservation for 8 on Zomato, and they confirmed it in less than an hour. The place is a little bit small for a buffet restaurant. It's also not well ventilated for a place that specialized in grilling. The air-conditioned is not satisfactory. Good thing is that our table is located in front of AC. The Japchae is also very oily and the buko pandan dessert is already warm, but it taste good so it's okay.I gave 4 star because aside from what I've stated above everything has run smoothly. The food is very delicious, especially their bolgogi and the one that looks like a cake. Their honey glazed meat is excellent. The food is overflowing, they keep on serving us a variety of meat flavors. Despite of having a lot of customers, the crew still manage to served us happily and diligently. It was a great experience for my family and my friends. I will absolutely recommend the place, but I just hope that they will have a huge improvement with their facilities. Anyway, kudos to the service crew and the management. Great job!
6. Tokyo Tokyo
Overall Ratings
3 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By SoniaSuria
Our. Lunch in this place was so enjoyable because we ordered their Bento meal. We had with pork and one with shrimp and their yummy noodles. This is good for yung people who prefers unli rice, but for senior who eats a little their serving is enough for two people. Usually their place is inside the mall, so parking is not a problem.
5. Yabu House of Katsu
Overall Ratings
4 based on 12 reviews
Reviewed By Josh P
Service and food is great. The staff are prompt with our requests and they are very accommodating. Their katsu sets might be quite pricey compared to other common Japanese restaurants, but they compensate it with the quality of their service and food. It was our first time in Yabu and will surely come back.
4. Tenya Tempura Tendon
Overall Ratings
4 based on 14 reviews
Reviewed By FaiT_12
We have lunch in their branches in Macapagal Boulevard and Festival Mall with All Star Tempura with Soba and my partner with Maki and Soba. Both branches have very clean place, well manners servers and friendly. Food were good, fresh, near to original cuisine, well served and affordable price. Except soba were over cook as they are less tender and too soft. Otherwise, an good place to have Japanese cuisines without need to broke your wallet. Recommended.
Las Pinas Food Guide: 10 Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Las Pinas
3. Sambo Kojin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 19 reviews
Reviewed By SoniaSuria
If you like sushi, grilled food, steak, cakes, ice cream, salad and different international food, come to this place. Family reunions, birthday and wedding celebrations and other important occasion are being held in this eat all you can restaurant because the price is right and your guest will really be satisfied with their wide variety of food selection.. For big group, a reservation is recommended. For walk in customer, be there before 11 am or else you'll have to wait for at least 2 hours before you could accommodated.
2. Teppanya
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By CarlLeonora
Visited with family on a quiet Friday lunch and had an excellent meal in a great restaurant.. Starters were quickly brought to us and the sushi was first class..We then experienced the chef who cooked on front of us 4 great meals after a show juggling eggs and setting the food alight in the course of his cooking for us.The food was first class 2 of us having Brazilian steak..1 fish and 1 having prawns..Accompanied by fried rice and vegetables we finished every bit of the meal...Highly recommend a visit to this wonderful place.....we'll definitely go again when in the area....
Where to eat Pizza food in Las Pinas: The Best Restaurants and Bars
1. Sambokojin
Overall Ratings
4 based on 187 reviews
Reviewed By Tess O
I and my family had a good time dining with some relatives . I was able to spend my birthday celebration here, as a celebrant I was given FREE "no charge" it is Sambokojin gift to me. This is "eat all you can resto".
