In our first foray to SM Megamall since transferring to Ortigas, we chanced upon a Japanese restaurant in the lower ground floor of Building B. The place has a distinct Nippon ambiance but there was noticeable wear and tear in their furniture. Nevertheless, our family settled in to eat as it was past 12nn and we were hungry + tired from appliances shopping. Later on I read that Sushi-Ya has been around for nearly 20 years. The restaurant was established way back in 1996. Amazing it lasted this long!
Sushi-Ya's menu is quite extensive (that's just the main course menu above; click to enlarge). And to save time from making up our minds what to order, we decided to have the Bento Set for 2. The basic set includes rice, miso soup, Kakiage (veggie tempura), 4pcs Agedashi Tofu, Kani salad, and 8pcs Maki (4pcs California and 4pcs Kappa). The basic set price is P250 and then you add the price of your chosen main course. We chose Gyuniku (beef tenderloin with steak sauce and bean sprouts) for our main; its price is P230. Thus our total bill amounted to less than P500. Below is our whole Bento Set for 2 (sans rice and soup). So, what is worth it? Read on! :)
You bet it was worth it! The Gyuniku beef was garlicky and oh-so flavourful that 1 cup of rice per person wasn't enough, LOL! Thankfully we had 8pcs of Maki for additional rice source :p The Agedashi Tofu were huge cubes of silky smooth tofu and (once again) very flavourful! The Kani salad was oh-so yummy with real sinful Japanese mayo, and the Kakiage was crunchy enough to entice the kids to eat veggies unknowingly. Hehe! Check out our yummy foods below. All photos are unedited btw :)
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| Gyuniku (beef tenderloin with steak sauce and bean sprouts) |
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| Kakiage (top left) and Kani salad (bottom left) |
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| Agedashi Tofu (left) and assorted Maki (right) |
You can contact them via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Sushiya.Philippines
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