where to eat in tomas morato – The Hungry Traveler PH

Tabemashou! (To eat!)

We can now enjoy unlimited Japanese food for just 599 PHP only.

Soru Izakaya is located at Sct. Torillo, Tomas Morato, Quezon City.

Here, you can order as many Japanese food as you like. Another fun part is that they have a systematic way of ordering by using your mobile phone. Just connect your phone to their WI-FI and scan a QR code given by their crew and viola!

Watch our mukbang and taste test here:

The restaurant is very spacious and they also have alfresco dining. The restaurant has a Japan-vibe because of the ambiance and interiors inside.

You can order whatever Japanese food you want. Furthermore, the system shows what’s available and what’s not, so you will not be having a difficult time knowing what to order and not ending disappointed. They also offer unlimited Wagyu! Yes, you read that right. For only an additional 99 PHP, you can enjoy unlimited Wagyu beef, together with salmon and tuna. Now that’s a game-changer!

Here are some of the food we tried in Soru Izakaya:

APPETIZERS

The Takoyaki has big servings and we loved their Ebi and Kani Popcorn.

SALADS

The salads are fresh and flavorful.

SASHIMI

Just like the salads, their sashimis are fresh and looks vibrant.

TEPPANYAKI

We loved their teppanyakis especially the Scallop!

MAKI

Not only instagrammable, but flavorful as well. We loved all of these.

ABURI

Order more of these!!! It won’t disappoint 🙂

ENTREES

We loved their nori tempura too! Crispy and tasty.

DONBURI AND RAMEN

How about unlimited rice meals or ramen? Soru Izakaya offers both!

Those are just a few of their over 60 different kinds of dishes and every one of those has its own unique taste bringing you to a quick trip to the land of the rising sun.

CONS

Because of their unlimited serving of a wide variety of food, it’s often than not that the famous dishes are sold out. So we advise you to have patience and pick an alternative.

End your cravings for Japanese food and visit Soru Izakaya! Itadakimasu! (Thank you and give respect and appreciation to everyone involved in the preparation of your meal!)