Ramen bars have become a bit of a fad in Metro Manila recently, with the eponymous "Ramen Bar" being the one of the first to set up shop. Their broth is supposedly cooked for 12 hours or so, and you can tell because it's one of the best ramens I've ever had. It's a little pricey for me (ramens are... More

We loved the ramen. Very tasty with generous serving. It's value for your money. Also, it was a small place but was not cramped. Tables had enough spaces in between. Service was fast and the crew were very friendly.

The ambiance is great and when you walk into the restaurant, you just feel welcomed. The food is not very expensive and is very tasty. I felt the portions are very generous. Everyone at the table loved the food. However the house tea is horrible and just tasted like it was made from burnt rice.

We went to their Eastwood branch and I was surprised to find that Ramen bar is not as expensive as it sounds. Well, the big bowls of Ramen are P300+, but other than that, it is quite affordable to eat there. The server presented us with an iPad containing pictures of the menu. It helped a lot in deciding which... More

You have got to try this place! Start off your gastronomic experience with their Kakuni Buns.....tender slices of sweetened pork in kua pao dough. Each order is equivalent to 4 pieces. I usually dine with my hubby and 2 adult sons and 1 order just ain't enough for us. The RBS (Ramen Bar Special) is the best I've tasted in... More

Let's say you're craving good Japanese comfort food like a bowl of hot ramen soup. And you've got a short lunch break. Go to Ramen Bar. They're fast, cheap and the soups are delicious and very filling. I went here for lunch on a weekday. They greet you in Japanese as you walk in through the door and sit you... More