I did a post a while back on the significance of having noodles in my life. Naturally, I said yes to my friends when I heard there's a new ramen shop in town. Nomama was located a street away (parallel) from Tomas Morato across Max's Fried Chicken.
The specialty was artisanal ramen. J and I shared the Nomama ramen (P290). I said I just had to taste the miso-sesame blend. The soup was super reduced and the flavor was too strong and salty for me, not like the hot light ramen I'm used to. J would usually have most of the noodles and me the soup to finish the whole bowl. I had to pass on this one because I was a wee bit disappointed along with my friends who ordered the same thing.
If I'm ever in Nomama again, I would definitely go for the Pork Gyoza (P115). There was only one last piece left from my friends' order when we arrived and I wasn't able to take a picture.
I liked the Pork Gyoza over the Mushroom Gyoza (P125), which had some (probably wine or sake) taste to it.
J ordered the Roasted Chicken with Ponzu Cream (P330). It tasted like a cross of the Hainanese chicken and barbeque chicken for me. I liked the mashed potato mixed with sweet squash.
Finally, there's the All Prawn Tempura (P320) which I would order again, although now that I think about it is a little pricey.
Feel free to try Nomama. I would go back for that Pork Gyoza that left quite an impression on me. Next time I will try out other stuff in the menu and continue looking for something that would fit my taste buds.
Store Details:
Nomama
G/F FSS Building 2,
Scout Tuason cor. Scout Castor Streets, Quezon City
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