Namba Food Station

Earlier this Sunday, my Mom and I went to Venice Piazza in McKinley Hill in Taguig City. We went there because my Mom never tried to eat there. This is my second time to visit Venice Piazza due to a huge number of mall-goers during weekends and accessibility to public transport.

Menu Standee in front of Namba Food Station

Food counter

While we were searching for a restaurant, we stumbled a Japanese restaurant, Namba Food Station. As we enter the establishment, the restaurant's theme is based on the Namba Train Station in Osaka, Japan. The interior is decorated with railroad maps and Japanese-related decors. They have a spacious place and I think it can accommodate around 60~70 customers.

Food we ordered

We ordered two bowls of Namba Special Ramen with eggs for extra toppings, a bowl of Kani Mango Salad, and grilled gyoza. The Ramen was quite good, the Kani Mango has Wasabi paste in the lettuce, and the Gyoza is heavenly.

Inside the establishment

When we were about to leave, we saw a cabinet full of Japanese goodies. They are selling instant ramen noodles, UCC latte, and some Meiji products. Though pricey, it's rare to find shops that sells imported products from Japan (some shops in Little Tokyo in Makati City as well).

Goodies for sale

When we left, Namba Food Station is starting to accumulate customers and seats are starting to fill-in. My Mom and I are satisfied the meal we had at Namba Food Station and looking forward visit the restaurant again.

If you want to try their food, you can visit them at Ground floor of Venice Piazza in McKinley Hill, Taguig. You can easily see them because they are just a stores away from the main entrance.