(SPOT.ph) When you're craving a warm and hearty way to get your Japanese fix, nothing fits the bill quite like ramen does—and a fan-favorite spot for the dish is Ramen Nagi. Their popular Butao King is always a great choice, but if you're looking to get even more pork goodness in your bowl, you'll be happy to know that they've got a new and limited-edition ramen dubbbed the Wonder Chasu King.
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The Wonder Chasu King is a pork-lover's dream, as it has Ramen Nagi's signature tonkotsu ramen base topped with a huge hunk of chashu (braised pork belly) that's also torched for extra smokiness. Yup, we're drooling right now!
You can avail of it for dine-in for P490—they have outdoor dining at selected branches like Robinsons Magnolia, SM Aura, and SM Mall of Asia—or order the ramen-kit version (P900/two servings) for takeout from their branches, or for delivery by logging on to their website. Note that this ramen will only be available until April 30, so get to it!
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Ramen Nagi is a Japanese ramen chain founded by Chef Ikuta Satoshi in 2004. They arrived in the Philippines in 2013, bringing with them their four signature ramen variants—but also coming up with special ramen flavors called “Limited Kings” every now and then. Some of their previous limited variants are the Wild Cheese Curry King and Binagoongan King.
Ramen Nagi has branches at UG/F Robinsons Magnolia, New Manila, Quezon City and G/F South Wing, SM Mall of Asia, Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City. See a list of Ramen Nagi branches with outdoor dining. For delivery orders, visit Ramen Nagi's website. For more information, check out Ramen Nagi Manila's Facebook page.
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