kenji tei

super love the salmon roll. after we finished 1 we couldn't resist and had to order a second round haha. ramen was served hot. service was fast!

tip: for drinks, ask for hot or iced tea 😊 it's free! taste is mild and very relaxing

it's not my first time in this branch, but the last time we dine here, the service was bad and the place smells!

don't get me wrong, kenji tei offers delicious foods. i actually love their crispy chicken teriyaki and their chashu miso ramen, but i just got disappointed the last time i was here. the place has this stinky smell as if someone was pooping inside (i swear that's how it smells). i can see the staffs laughing while we're asking what the weird smell was and ofcourse they didnt gave us an answer. the smell totally made us lose our appetite.

affordable authentic japanese food. love their best selling butter corn ramen and thei pork katsudon. wish they had a gcash payment facility though.

amazing food, accommodating staff and casual ambience. despite it being a sunday and nuvali being busy and crowded as usual, quality of food wasn't affected. we loved all our orders--tempura, teriyaki chicken, shoyu ramen. will definitely go back!

average and commercial. you can find just about everything you can expect in any standard japanese restaurant. nothing stands out. the service is fair.

our go-to restaurant whenever we’re at solenad. my 3yo daughter loves their miso butter corn ramen.

ika geso karaage is delicious and good for 2 already. it has just the right saltiness and best when dipped on their jap mayo sauce. crispy chicken teriyaki is on the sweet side but nonetheless delicious too. the spicy salmon was great too! highly recommended.

staff were very polite and attentive every time we visit. they made each visit pleasant.

had chashu miso and yaki gyoza. ngayon lang ako nakakain ng ramen na may spinach. but i like spinach 😆 taste is good. service is good. staff were polite and attentive.

the food was great especially the noodles, i like it’s texture and the soup (spicy negi) is well balance, if you want yo try eating ramen then this is your choice.

it was ramen weather today and we happened to pass by kenji tei! ordered the shoyu ramen and it was not bad but it was so small sad; i was supposed to order the karaage but it was not available more sad

food is expensive (not surprising for a japanese restaurant) but not worth the money because most of the food is so-so. waiters/waitresses are inatentive at times so it takes awhile for one of them to notice you. they’re nice though.

i truly enjoy the foods here, especially the ramens spicy negi and curry. the flavors of their noodle dishes are well balanced that it will not tip you off the moment of enjoying every sip of the broth as the taste does not over power the wholeness of the dish. richness of the broth is just at the right level to let you enjoy and finish the whole bowl to yourself, regular or large depending on your appetite.

i also love the raw foods they offer specifically the sushis and sashimis. you just know in a bite that they use fresh seafoods because they’re sweet and juicy. really something to look forward to.

3.4/5 is an unfair score given to this restaurant by the public. it’s one of those japanese eateries that offers a wide range of food in their menu: from ramen to sushi, edamame to karaage, etc. it’s the type of restaurant were you will not regret paying for thousands as everything you’ll order is worth the price.

ambience is inviting enough to make you feel at ease while enjoying eating, and talking about the service. pretty much fast and efficient staff they have. nice people as well!

we ate 4 dishes:
1. cheese gyoza - 3.5/5
2. crunchy kani - 4.5/5
3. chashu miso ramen - 4/5 (a bit salty, size of serving was ok)
4. chicken curry - 2.5/5 (its taste was close to what we eat at home, pricey for its taste; for us, the chicken curry in ryuma was way better)

we also tried their shakes (ripe mango and green mango shake), both 4.5/5. both had refreshing taste.

went here with my family last august 4. i wanted to order chirashi but unfortunately the uni sushi was not available so i decided to ordered salmon skin maki. i could not take pictures for the rest of the food since we were hungry. we also ordered tempura ramen and the soup was nice. it was refreshing. the karaage was also delicious most of the tables have karaage in their orders

first time eating here, i tried the shoyu ramen. it was decent, had a little time to wait but there was only two staffs, so it was a hard time to approach one of them

the food was great, i had the chashu miso ramen and katsudon. i was a bit frustrated tho coz it takes a while to get a server’s attention, i guess it was just a very busy night (?)