Dining Out: Karate Kid Japanese Fast Food

Do you have a liking for Japanese food? Are you always on the go? Well look no further, because located in major malls is the Karate Kid restaurant. It is a Japanese fast food chain that offers meals for people in a hurry. Whether you are on a lunch break or strolling the mall with your loved ones, this place has something to offer you. You may choose from a wide array of meals and snacks.

Yakisoba


Chicken Teppanyaki


California Maki


Fried Chicken Tongkatsu


Beef Gyudon


Cheesecake

Aside from its taste-teasing flavors, you may avail unlimited rice and red iced tea. It also has a selection of deserts that you might want to try after a fulfilling meal.

Branches can be found across metro manila in SM malls and Walter Mart Makati. They offer promos such as the 99-Peso Blockbuster meals for those on a budget but would still like to have a filling share of the taste this place can offer.

The staff are courteous and friendly. The place gets really packed during lunchtime, definitely because of the people coming from offices to have lunch.

You may visit their website at http://www.karatekid.com.ph/.

(Establishment location: Philippines)

Comments

  1. UnknownDecember 24, 2012 at 12:17 AM

    I really like those foods, how i wish to find travel agents that having these foods.

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  2. PrettyApril 14, 2013 at 8:44 PM

    next time if you have plans to visit karate kid again, use their Karate Kid discount voucher a 34% Off! on all major branches. :)

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