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Hanako
April 22, 2017May 14, 2017

Hanako Japanese Restaurant in Quezon City

We tried Hanako Japanese Restaurant along Maginhawa St. one Sunday when I didn’t feel like cooking. It was a bit challenging to find as it’s located inside a building which wasn’t identified on the address I got.

HanakoIt’s in the inner middle area of the Anytime Fitness Building.

HanakoI liked the bright, neat, and predominantly wooden interiors.

HanakoWe started with some Salmon Sashimi (P239 for 8 pcs). It was pretty okay.

HanakoThen we ordered the Ultimate Dynamite Roll (P219). Tuna sushi rolls are topped with shredded crabsticks, seaweed strips, and crunchy tempura breading. We all liked this dish.

HanakoWe each decided to get a rice bowl. My daughter opted for the Chicken Teriyaki (P159). She said it was okay.

HanakoBoth my son and I had Beef Yakiniku (P149). I was surprised at how affordable the rice bowls are. Servings are enough to satisfy hungry tummies too. The Beef Yakiniku was extremely flavorful, a tad too salty for my tastes. I think it’d be better if they take it down a notch.

HanakoHubby ordered Tofu Steak (P139) and asked for added Sukiyaki Beef (P60). He liked it at first but eventually he found it overwhelming.

HanakoWe tried Kakiage (P119) which is Vegetable Tempura. It was average, a bit on the oily side.

HanakoWe also had Ebi Tempura (P229 for 5 pcs). We thought it had a tad too much breading but it was okay especially considering the price.

Hanako serves average food at affordable prices so it’s a good place for quick meals. Serving sizes are satisfying as well. We all agreed that the food’s flavors are on the strong side though. I think it would be good for them to have some non-fried dish selections on the menu aside from sushi and sashimi. The air-conditioning is great. We were cool and comfortable despite the sweltering heat outside. I also liked the nice and neat interiors.

Hanako
G/F Anytime Fitness Building
99 Maginhawa St., Teacher’s Village,
Quezon City

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2 thoughts on “Hanako Japanese Restaurant in Quezon City”

  1. Mommy Strawberries says:
    April 23, 2017 at 4:50 pm

    We also tried Hanako here in Paranaque. The food was okay for its price. Not too pricey and the serving is a-okay too. We love Janapanese food so here we will go if were on a tight budget but craves Japanese.

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    1. Rowena Wendy Lei says:
      September 14, 2017 at 3:15 pm

      Yes I agree food is okay for the price.

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