Ikomai and Tochi Desserts is not just your ordinary Japanese restaurant in the metro—it is primarily a space where people meet and enjoy good food and sweet treats. TAGS: Salcedo Village Makati Burgers and Sandwiches 2018 Cafe 2018 For Business Meetings Hole in the Wall 2017 Japanese 2018 Japanese SakeMust-try Restaurants 2017 Pork 2019 Rent Entire Restaurant Salcedo Village Restaurant 2019 Japanese Burgers and Sandwiches 2018 Cafe 2018 For Business Meetings Hole in the Wall 2017 Japanese 2018 Japanese SakeMust-try Restaurants 2017 Pork 2019 Rent Entire Restaurant Salcedo Village Restaurant 2019

Salcedo Market regulars have long been acquainted with IKOMAI & TOCHI, but whether or not you’re new to their Nagoya-inspired cuisine, their corner at Salcedo Village is worth a visit. IKOMAI & TOCHI became famous at the weekend market for their Japanese street food, like their chicken karaage from the recipe of Head Chef Hide Saeki’s father, so there’s no question those are must-tries. But for something a little off-the-norm, have the Ikomai Taco.

Tucked away in Salcedo Village is Ikomai & Tochi, a spot so quaint you might miss it as you pass the sidewalk. This hole-in-the-wall specializes in Japanese street food-inspired dishes, but has an amazing selection of drinks too, complete with a curated a list of food and cocktail pairings. If you’re looking for a quiet spot to enjoy a nice dinner, reserve a garden seat here.

IKOMAI & TOCHI brings the sleek, minimalist Japanese design to their restaurant in Salcedo. With clean lines and fresh ingredients, they take on the arduous mission of recreating a cultural experience within a single palette. Try some of their kushikatsu, skewered bits of meat, seafood and vegetables that range from duck and leek to wasabi cream cheese.

A casual dining restaurant and hidden gem by Chef James Antolin and Nagoya Chef Hide, get your fix of elevated Japanese street food with a kushiage twist. : Tochi is a dessert shop found in Ikomai and is known best for it's flavored cookies - Salted Macadamia, Matcha, and other desserts. View menu View their Instagram accountG/F ACI Bldg., 147 H.V.

The recently opened Ikomai is the brainchild of chefs James Antolin and Hide Saeki. It serves Japanese street and comfort food from at their cozy new location at Salcedo (they started with a booth at Saturday market). Their menu ranges from chicken wings to donburi, with something to offer everyone who wanders into their little haven.

Yet another Japanese dining spot included in this list, Ikomai is one of the top Makati restaurants to check out with your lover. Ikomai means “let’s go” in Japanese. This casual dining place by Chef James Antolin and Nagoya Chef Hide serves Japanese comfort and street food with kushiage twists that you’ll totally love.

IKOMAI is a collaboration of Chef James Antolin and Nagoya Chef Hide, serving progressive Japanese street and comfort food. The premium casual concept is an extension of their Saturday Salcedo market stall of the same name, which means “Let’s Go” in Japanese.

Located in the neighborhood of Salcedo Village, Ikomai & Tochi is home to Japanese street food and comfort food in the metro. It is known for serving simple kushikatsu or deep-fried skewered meat and vegetables. Yakitori BBQ at our alfresco?

Located in the neighborhood of Salcedo Village, Ikomai & Tochi is home to Japanese street food and comfort food in the metro. It is known for serving simple kushikatsu or deep-fried skewered meat and vegetables.

Ikomai serves up high-quality, artisanal Japanese dishes while Tochi offers a variety of delectable desserts. Don’t leave without trying their sushi and matcha ice cream.

Looking for a quiet and peaceful place to enjoy Japanese food?. Ikomai & Tochi is the restaurant for you. Image: Ikomai Facebook Page