Wabi Sabi Noodle House

Overall rating: 4.0 stars 6 Reviews
This is a Japanese vegetarian noodle house. Offers three main noodle dishes, three kinds of side dishes, and steamed vegetarian buns. Sells various packaged vegetarian products at the side. Mock meat is used in the meals. Cozy atmosphere, inside Makati's The Collective. Reported open March 2013 by happycow member. Price: Moderate more-less
Vegan-friendly, Japanese, Asian, Vietnamese, Thai
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First Review by Green Monster
mikerex
mikerex
6

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  • vegetarian

Good veggie Pho Hoa

3 Posted on 09 / 13 / 2012

They serve vegetarian Pho Hoa which is my favorite.It has mock meat ingredients and taste great. A typical Vietnamese style noodles. They have vegetarian Siomai(dumplings) and Siopao(steamed buns). Good for snacks and take-out. I love their cold Ginger beer beverage. It is located inside the compound of The Collective Makati. A venue for Arts and Music event. Noodle House is airconditioned. Small store and its hotter inside specially if there is an event. Need to expand the store to accommodate more customer.

Pros: good food, friendly staff , good value
Cons: limited choices of menu, hard to find location, small place
loulou.lou
loulou.lou
18

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  • vegetarian

wabi sabi

5 Posted on 04 / 25 / 2011

Wabi Sabi serves Japanese- and Chinese-inspired dishes including ramen with "fish" balls and chunks of mock meat, dumplings, sipao (Chinese-style stuffed buns), vegetarian chicharon, and more. From http://www.petaasiapacific.com/feature-VegEatingInThePhilippines.asp


bubong
bubong
3

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  • vegetarian

Appreciation

5 Posted on 12 / 10 / 2010

My heartfelt appreciation goes to Wabi Sabi. It is difficult to find real vegetarian broth when eating out anywhere in Manila. So, being the noodle-lover that I am, this place is a lifesaver! Their dishes taste lovely and their menu options are so unique! Not you usual veggie resto.


oneplusoneequalsone
oneplusoneequalsone
1

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  • vegetarian

great value great taste

4 Posted on 07 / 03 / 2010

charming noodle house offering simple tasty dishes. and cheap! yes the menu is limited but much of what is offered is good. and that goes for the service too! the pot-stickers/gyozas were delicious, we preferred the ramen to the pho...and the chay pao to the asado, but both paos and noodles are tasty...wasn't too keen on the whole wheat pao as i found it a bit too sweet...

the lemongrass tea was perfect!

Pros: tasty healthy dishes, great value, friendly staff
Cons: no dessert
Green Monster
Green Monster
9

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  • vegan

Extremely salty food

3 Posted on 06 / 10 / 2010

I went to Wabi Sabi with high expectations, but was sorely let down by the lack of variety of dishes. (They only have three main meals.) Also, all the food was very very salty. My blood pressure shot right up after dinner was over. However, all is not lost. The interior decor is nice and cosy, and the noodle house is situated in The Collective, which is a nice, former car warehouse converted into a shopping ground. I'd go back again, not so much for the food, but for the presence of the other shops in the area.

The only thing I really liked was the dumplings (even though they too, were swimming in a sea of salt and soy sauce.) The skin was crispy and the fillings were tasty. Three dumplings per plate are not enough!!!

Pros: Cheap, Nice interior.
Cons: very salty, in a hard-to-find place

 

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Last updated: 2013/03/16

 

Added: 2010/06/10

 

Added by: Green Monster

 

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