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Monday, November 24, 2008
New Hatchin Japanese Grocery - Probably, the Best Japanese Grocery in Manila
Authentic Takoyaki (P78 for 8 pieces)
New Hatchin Japanese Grocery continues to be voted by both Filipino and Japanese as the number 1 Japanese Grocery Store in Manila. It is famous for Fresh Sashimi, Authentic Takoyaki, and Dorayaki (A pancake with sweet red bean paste inside).
Their authentic Takoyaki is made of Octopus, Cabbage, Tempura Flakes, Benishoga (red ginger) with Okonomiyaki sauce, shrimp flakes and noni (seaweed bits) on top. Once you tasted an authentic Takoyaki, you won't settle for anything less than the authentic ones.
Fresh Salmon and Maguro Sashimi! (Depending on the weight it ranges from P100 - P200)
Make sure you have Japanese Soy Sauce and Wasabi at home. You can also buy that from this Japanese store. The fresh sashimi are only available during weekend.
Japanese deli treats (3 for P100) --
We bought the sweet egg, vegetable tempura, and seaweeds with vegetables just to try out their different japanese treats. We were disappointed because the vegetable tempura was soggy, and Rache did not really like the other two.
NEW HATCHIN JAPANESE GROCERY
Makati Branch
7602 Sacred Heart St. cor Metropolitan Ave
San Antonio village Makati City
+632 8977207/ 8905038/ 8901648
store hours 8 am - 7 pm
Text and Photos by by Anton Diaz. Copyright 2008.
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hi anton! im curious about the dorayaki. is it good? i tasted something like this back in japan but its called imagawayaki or something like that.sarap!
Posted by: cate | Nov 24, 2008 8:30:58 PM
wow! thanks for the info! i absolutely loove salmon sashimi! btw would you know how much roughly is one pack of it? i cant really zoom in the pic :) thanks!
Posted by: debbie | Nov 25, 2008 12:21:28 AM
It ranges from P110 - P200 depending on the size and weight.
Posted by: anton | Nov 25, 2008 8:27:44 AM
I've gotta try some of those takoyakis ... i used to snack on those whenever i've passed a stand.
had them in a makati and a baguio mall not too long ago. sarappp.
Posted by: Oskie R | Dec 9, 2008 10:34:53 PM
Hi, Despite of heavy traffic, I was a bit disappointed went I went in there today. I was hoping that they have tokayaki balls. I was informed that they only serve it during Saturdays and Sundays :(
Posted by: jocelyn | Dec 22, 2008 5:14:03 PM
Hi, Despite of heavy traffic, I was a bit disappointed went I went in there today. I was hoping that they have tokayaki balls. I was informed that they only serve it during Saturdays and Sundays :(
Posted by: jocelyn | Dec 22, 2008 5:14:06 PM
hi anton! i also bought several things at the grocery: japanese mayonnaise (squeezable big bottle, cheaper than rustans), tonkatsu sauce (bulldog), yakiniku sauce (for dipping) and mackerel fillets (ready to grill, just add salt). have to go back :)
Posted by: m cobarrubias | Jan 5, 2009 6:05:07 PM
