Ramen Kuroda's Unbelievable 180 peso ramen

If you're from the South, chances are you have tried Ramen Kuroda at Aguirre Street. Ramen Kuroda's signature ramen is the Kuro Ramen, a tonkotsu ramen with a milky soup base and a strong garlicky flavor.There's a new branch open across S&R near the MOA area, this time with a more casual ambiance. The place has only 4-5 tables with a semi open kitchen.The place is small. And a Japanese chef is at the helm.
And the ramen are unbelievably priced at Php 180 per bowl. That's right, 180 pesos.

Aka Ramen

What you get for Php 180:

This is the most basic and bare bones of the ramen but the same one served at BF with less frills. The bowl comes half a hard-boiled egg and a small slice of chasyu, plus leeks.

The soup is big and filling. And for 40 pesos more.
you can add extra noodles.

What they offer:
Kuroda favorites - Shio or Shiro (salt-based), Kuro (garlic oil) and Aka (mildly spicy)
If you want more chasyu, there's a more expensive one at 220 with more meat.
You may customize your bowl with additional add-ons.

their menu

The good news is the ramen is as tasty as the one in BF at a very affordable price.

Aka Ramen Php 180

I like Aka the best, followed by the Kuro, the Shio I find a bit light, but the soup for all has a creamy texture and full in flavor. The freshly made noodles are tasty and firm but not as hard as the top ramen shops..

Gyoza

Gyoza comes at 4pcs at P100. Rice toppings like Gyudon and Pork are available.

The system here is typical of a Japanese ramen stall - pay as you order They allow sharing but take away is not allowed. Visit kuroda.ph to know more. This is proof that you can serve good ramen for less than 200 bucks.

Ramen Kuroda

Aseana Bldg 

Bradco Ave
Tambo Paranaque

beside Jollibee and across S&R

Parking is near the Ford dealership

There's also another branch at RCBC building in Makati