Teppan 101 - Subic Bay Freeport Zone

Went here for dinner with the wife and there were only two tables including us. The host and waiter are both helpful and nice and answered all our inquiry. Food is not good though. Maybe we expected too much because of the reviews. Our total bill was around ₱1600. My wife also ordered miso soup but the she said it was so-so. Tamago nigiri looks dull in color and bland. Kani nigiri is just imitation crab stick. Beef yakiniku tastes like regular stir fry beef my mom cooks. Tonkatsu ramen uses egg noodles. The ramen eggs doesn’t taste anything like the ajitsuke tamago. Soup is ok nothing to mention about. The pork is tender and a bit sweet though. Futomaki also nothing special. Taste like kimbap on korean stores. Karaage tastes and looks like chicken proven or your normal chicken tenders which you can eat on normal restaurants.

Seafood ramen was the best so far Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: ₱200–400 Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 4

"Great experience! - Service: Dine-in - Meal type: Lunch - Price per person: ₱200–₱400 - Food: 4/5 - Service: 5/5 - Atmosphere: 4/5"

**Dining Experience** **Meal Type:** Lunch **Price Range per Person:** ₱200–₱400 **Food Rating:** 3/5 **Service Rating:** 4/5 **Atmosphere Rating:** 3/5 The lunch experience was decent, with the food earning a rating of 3 out of 5. While it was satisfactory, it didn't particularly stand out. However, the service was commendable, receiving a 4 out of 5 for its efficiency and friendliness. The atmosphere was average, also rated at 3 out of 5, creating a comfortable setting but lacking any special charm. Overall, it was a pleasant dining outing.

The restaurant is very inviting and well-maintained. I dined in for dinner and found the price per person to be around ₱600–800. Both the food and service were excellent, earning a rating of 5 out of 5, as was the atmosphere. I highly recommend trying the Beef Yakiniku. There's ample parking available, with free parking options.