Ramen Nagi with my L♥ves

Ramen Nagi
Ramen Nagi with my Loves
MY Ramen Monsters!

After attending the PLDT Gabay Guro Grand Gathering event at the SM MOA Arena last week, we decided to have dinner at Ramen Nagi in SM Mall of Asia. Ramen is all the craze these days but this is just the 2nd one I’ve been to so far. (The first one was Hanamaruken Ramen in Trinoma.) peanutbutter loves ramen and I told him I wanted to try out all the ramen specialty retaurants here in Manila but I’m waiting until he comes home.

Now that he’s here, I think this is where the ramen fun starts.

Ramen Nagi with my Loves

We ordered for their Gyoza (₱190) which arrived sizzling hot on a bed of bean sprouts. It is juicy, well-seasoned, and wrapped in a soft dough that is a bit chewy to the bite. Even with five pieces per serving, I think it’s a bit pricey for gyoza but if you have extra moolah to spare include it in your order because it makes for a great accompaniment to your ramen.

Ramen Nagi with my Loves
Red King is a striking blend of garlic, chili oil and cayenne pepper in a velvety broth, topped by a tempting ball of miso-infused minced pork and select Nagi cayenne, with tender chasu.

peanutbutter ordered the Red King (Akao) (₱410) which is the ultimate in savory spiciness according to Ramen Nagi. It is level 5 spicy which I think only peanutbutter can handle. I mean, I do like spicy food at times but not too much or else my head will explode and I’ll breathe fire through my mouth.

I tried a spoonful of the broth and man, oh, man! It is hooooottttt!!! Ykaie even braved a teeny tiny bit of the soup which was immediately followed by a glass of cold water.

Ramen Nagi with my Loves
Original King is made of Award-winning tonkotsu pork broth, prepared in the traditional method, mouth-wateringly rich, fresh and aromatic, special handcrafted noodles and classic Nagi pork chasu

Ykaie and I shared an order of Original King (Butao) (₱390) that is made with rich tonkotsu pork broth. Ykaie and I both loved that rich soup that’s almost sauce-like in consistency. The serving is quite big and can be shared by one adult and a child we just had to order….

…. Extra Noodles (₱70)!!

I wasn’t able to take photos of the condiments and the store because there was a lot of people at the time. I think it was because of the PLDT Gabay Guro event coupled with the mall sale.  The table where we were seated at the time was too tight as well cause we were sharing with a couple. I had a long day and I was a bit tired. The ramen did soothe me and of course, it was nice to think about the beginning of our ramen fun as a family.

Looking forward to more ramen adventures with these two ramen monsters.

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26 Responses

  1. I’m not into ramen, soup lang niyan gusto ko so sayang if I will buy and the price is not cheap. Kailangan ko ng may kashare. 🙂

  2. Beautiful pictures! That even the extra noodles look so appetizing! Haha

    I heard a lot of good reviews about this ramen place but I haven’t tried. Now I am craving! 🙂

  3. Ack! We were in MOA yesterday looking for a place to eat, and we couldn’t decide where to go so we came back to Alabang instead. Sayaaaaaang. Wish I had seen your post earlier!

  4. I’m a ramen lover but still haven’t tried ramenagi yet.. Glad you enjoyed the food! Thanks for sharing your experience.

  5. I love Ramen! But the hubby doesn’t. 🙁 Although I was able to forced him once and I guess he enjoyed so sana may next time. I would love to try Ramen Nagi. 🙂

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I'm a foodie mommy living in the Philippines. I'm a mom to two daughters named PURPLE SKYE and PERIWINKLE MOONE and wife to a loving husband I fondly call peanutbutter♥. I am a foodie by heart, a coffee lover and a froyo and yogurt junkie. Learn more →

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