The dentist advised me to avoid chewing hard stuff. Well, she didn’t give specifics. What kind of hard stuff? Fat and short, long and thin?
I went to Ayala Mall the 30th to look for a place to eat. It was way past lunch time. I was not craving for any food but still I should eat because I have several more things to attend to after dentist.
I went around the court yard twice but nothing caught my attention.
I remembered what the dentist had told me, no eating of hard stuff.
I saw this restaurant Ramen Nagi. Ramen na lang para lunok ng lunok.
Aside from me, there were only two other customers, both women. It was 3 pm so maybe the crowd comes during lunch and dinner time and not merienda time.
The waiter told me they don’t allow take out of ramen.
Not in the mood for tempura
Kiwami, I wonder if this is good to share amongst several people because it’s 1,270 / order.
I ordered this Original King ramen.
I ate only the soup, spring onions and maybe two spoonfulls of noodles. The soup is tasty but it tasted like it has a lot of bone marrow. I might be mistaken.
Now I know why the waiter warned me beforehand that no taking home left over ramen. I only ate maybe 40% of the Original King Ramen. The rest were probably thrown away by the restaurant.
Hi Ms Annie.. i think the main reason why they don’t allow takeouts is becoz the texture of the noodles won’t be as tasty and as good as when it was served at ur table right after u ordered it..
At least, that’s what the waiter also told my friend who wanted to order a takeout for his sick wife who was craving for Ramen Nagi..
I hope ur tooth isn’t giving u a hard (and painful) time prior to ur trip,abroad,, God bless u and the family always..
Hi Pam,
So far my tooth has been cooperative. Thank you.