CoCo Ichibanya Curry House - Talahiban

The omelette with rice and shrimp or pork, paired with the famous curry sauce, was extremely delicious. The service was quick and the staff were friendly.

Dining inside the restaurant felt like stepping into the future. It was well-lit in the evening and bustling with a full crowd. There is no restroom on site, so patrons must use Casa Reyes located nearby. The lounge, accessible with a P10 fee, is on the ground floor, while the free second floor is also available. The Pork Cutlet Omelette Curry and 15-Grain Rice was cooked to perfection. It was my first time trying curry with an omelette, and it was incredibly fluffy and satisfying. I opted for a mild level of curry spice, which was just right for me. My dining companion found the standard level to be quite spicy, while our friend enjoyed the heat of level l 347. The prices were a bit high for my liking, but I would definitely return for the Omelette Curry experience.

They come here when we are in manila (more times per year) yes it is not unusual, but it is good curry, they have a great choice of different means of life with their curry huh, pigs etc. then choose the amount and type of rice...then the strength of the curry, it is one of those places that never disappointed. try it.

I have been to many Japanese restaurants before, and what I received at this restaurant in the Philippines was a child-sized portion at a premium price. The only thing that reminded me of Japan was the taste of the sauce. Everything else felt like a letdown, making it a disappointing experience.