The soup master ordered for a cup of miso soup. I was stunned to see bits of corn and kani in their soup which actually gave it a slight sweetness that is perfect to balance the usual salty miso soup. There were also green strips which resemble the seaweeds that my dad buys from Quiapo.
Boyet and I were initially so indecisive on what to eat. My neck started to hurt from looking at their menu board and the cashier probably saw my annoyance so she was so nice to suggest their saver meals. We got the beef teppanyaki meal with stir-fried vegetables on the side, two servings of rice and two glasses of iced tea.
I was accustomed to salty teppanyaki with beef strips that are rubbery. I was amazed that the beef was tender and the teppanyaki had a hint of sweetness. I enjoyed my every bite and I even entirely consumed the sauce until its last drop.
Beef Teppanyaki Meal for 2 Php250
My palate talked and told me that Karate Kid has finally redeemed itself. Hehe!
Karate Kid
Level 3 Hyundai Center
Ayala Avenue, Makati City
Level 3 Hyundai Center
Ayala Avenue, Makati City
another restaurant that I have not been to in such a long time.
ReplyDeleteI don't think they are still open in SM Sta Mesa
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