The restaurant’s enchanting name was hailed from a mystical Japanese willow tree that legendarily boosts the essence of love and dreams. Coinciding with its enthralling name, Yanagi put forward a bracing catch on authentic Japanese fine dining inviting guests to its homely-pondered setting. The greatly savored flavors of Yanagi’s Japanese dishes were ingeniously crafted by its Executive Chef Kimito Katagiri who seasoned his expertise through across-the-board training in the kitchens of Japan and sweeping toil in five-star hotels in the Philippines for over thirty years.
Yanagi offers a wide range of Japanese core dishes, which includes sushi selections, teppanyaki and fusion-inspired creations, though not overlooking into the traditional Japanese staples. Chef Katagiri bears in mind that serving authentic Japanese dishes is a rule of thumb, still he guarantees that the dishes are deep-seated traditional yet entwined with unique taste and presentation style.
Stirred by the thoughts of Filipinos not keen on eating raw foods, Chef Katagiri set off a dish that exemplifies Yanagi’s vision in upholding authenticity squeezed with creativity – the Aburi Sushi Five Kinds. This one-of-its-kind sushi that everyone can enjoy is comprised of slightly burnt hamachi, eel, salmon, tuna and lapu-lapu. For food enthusiasts, Tempura Maki, a share of deep-fried filled rice and enormous tempura rolls is a craze to fuss over with. Hold tight on your seat as you spoil yourself with a serving of Ebi Tamago, a plateful of huge prawns sunken in an exceptional egg sauce. To remarkably tote up with this delectable cuisines is the Kaki Papaya, a slice of a grilled tropical fruit cuddling a boiled Japanese oyster topped with caramelized miso mayo sauce. With all these lip smacking servings, freshen up your taste buds with Yanagi’s signature brewed citrus iced tea.
Yanagi’s humble beginnings broadened by genuine offerings and style have reaped its sweet fruits from the high preference and sugar-coated tongues of the top-of-the-line celebrities and personalities. YANAGI now offers “MISONO DAYS” weekend buffet lunch for only P1088net per person – bringing back the hey days of the famous restaurants from the previous hotel occupants to put into your week, but this time with a new bite. Hook up and feel the seventh heaven at Yanagi.
Yanagi Japanese Restaurant is located at the Mezzanine floor of Midas Hotel and Casino, 2702 Roxas Boulevard, Pasay City. Be delighted with all its surprises from 11:30 am – 2:30 pm and from 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm. For more information, please call (02) 902 – 0100 or go to www.midashotelandcasino.com.
I LOVE JAPANESE FOOD, ESPECIALLY TEMPURA!
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