Ramen Kuroda in BGC: Serving Delicious and Affordable Ramen Since 2013
Ramen, perhaps, is one of the most popular Japanese food in the Philippines. This Japanese noodle dish has taken the local dining scene by storm due to its rich flavor, and comforting warmth, and seemingly endless variation.
If you’re a true ramen fan, chances are you may be familiar with this brand as it’s one of the most well-known ramen restaurants in the Philippines. Since 2013, Ramen Kuroda has always been a clear favorite among foodies when it comes to their ramen’s for its unmistakable, distinct flavor, all at affordable prices!
Venice Piazza Branch / IMAGE from Ramen Kuroda
Situated in the burgeoning mall in Taguig, Venice Piazza, this famed ramen stop is frequented by many, especially corporate people working around the place. Aside from this branch, Ramen Kuroda has branches all over Metro Manila such as in Makati, Quezon, Paranaque, Marikina, and Pasay.
For their ramen, Ramen Kuroda only uses a special flour and seasonal ingredients for their noodles. To create a rich flavor, they thoroughly extract umami from the pork bone into the soup through a multi-process method.
Kuro Ramen / IMAGE from Ramen Kuroda
One of their best-sellers is the Aka Ramen (Php 220) topped with chashu (marinated braised pork belly), tamago (egg), and green onions. This variant elevates the traditional tonkotsu broth with a special spicy miso blend and complemented by the same high-quality noodles and toppings this ramen chain is known for. It’s their spicy variety, which is recommended for those who love bold, fiery flavors.
Another bowl that is sure to win your heart is their Kuro Ramen (Php 220). This is a perfect choice for those who prefer a smoky and slightly nutty flavor profile. This bowl has a tonkotsu broth infused with roasted garlic oil, giving it a discerning taste that will make you crave for more.
Kuro Ramen and Aka Ramen / IMAGE from Ramen Kuroda
Aside from delicious, yet affordable ramen, they also have delectable side dishes like chicken karaage (Php 380 with ramen) or Japanese-style fried chicken marinated in a flavorful blend, then deep-fried to achieve crispy skin while still retaining juicy meat inside, and chicken nanban (Php 380 with ramen), a Portugese-inspired fried chicken dish dressed with their very own nanban sauce, topped with a creamy tartar sauce.
Chicken Karaage
Chicken Nanban / IMAGES from Ramen Kuroda
Ramen Kuroda in Venice Piazza flaunts simple, traditional furnishings for a casual Japanese dining experience. It can accommodate up to 40 guests. They have outdoor seating, where one can enjoy a bowl of ramen with a superb Venetian-inspired view.
IMAGE from Ramen Kuroda
