After reading about the restaurant in Chuvaness’s blog, I decided to give Jozu Kin a try. The problem is, when we got there, I completely forgot all the good stuff I wanted to order. So I improvised.
I love anything with Japanese mayo so I ordered the kani salad.
The Angus steak cubes were very tender and flavorful.
The gindara teriyaki was served last. I don’t know why it took a while to cook. I was so hungry by the time it was served that I immediately took a bite, which explains the partially nipped edge. It was so moist and tender that the flesh falls apart. Loved it.
I want to try the Symphony and spicy tuna next time.
Ronac Art Center seems like a nice place to hang out in.
Especially if you like contemporary art.
Basement parking
Jozu Kin
Ronac Art Center
Ortigas Avenue (near Gilmore)
Phone: (632) 403.1875; (632) 403.3646
No comments:
Post a Comment