Itadakimasu! (Let's Eat) at Tsuki Japanese Dining Cebu

The Japanese word for moon is pronounced as Tsuki. And you'll see that symbol in the logo of the newest restaurant in Cebu, Tsuki Japanese Dining, which is located on the Ground Floor of Sarrosa International Hotel.

 Oishii! Oishii! Those were the words I ended up saying the entire time we were having lunch in Tsuki Japanese Dining Restaurant. I enjoy eating Japanese food. I might not be that adept in using the Japanese names of the dishes that were served to us but I could appreciate quality food.


Tempura Moriawase or Mixed Tempura - 290PHP

Japanese dishes are prepared simply. No fuss, no fancy styling of food. The art comes when you bite into that fried Tempura or that fresh Sashimi. I can tell you right now that I had a great food experience when we dined in Tsuki Japanese Restaurant.

And don't worry, it's not a fancy place nor would it burn a hole in your wallet.

 If you want to savor authentic Japanese food, then this is one of the best restaurants to have that Japanese food coma. Unfortunately, they don't serve Ramen but they do have Donburi, Soba, and Bento Boxes.

 They're only open during the Lunch and Dinner hours. 11:30 AM to 2:00 PM and 6 PM to 10:30 PM. You can reserve seats by calling them at 032 2627508.

 The way that they prepare their food is Osaka-Style since the Chef-Owner is originally from there. 

 Take a look at my top picks from Tsuki Japanese Dining Restaurant.


Osashimi Goshu Mori (Assorted Sashimi 5 Kinds) - 480 PHP

 You have Salmon, Tuna, and Ika (Squid). The other kinds of Seafood will also depend on what is available that day. You can ask from the server.

Seafood-lovers unite!

Hakozushi Unagi (Eel) Sushi - 450 PHP

It's all about the freshest of ingredients that is used plus that Teriyaki sauce is something that I want to top on everything that I eat.

My new favorite food. The Teriyaki sauce is to die for.

Rainbow Roll Maki - 330 PHP

 I'm not a fan of Maki but this is something that I'll order again because of the quantity of Seafood on it.

Rainbow Roll is better than California Maki

Salmon Steak - 330 PHP

You can never go wrong in ordering Tsuki's Salmon Steak. Properly cooked and well-seasoned. 


Tako Karaage - 180 PHP

Octopus covered in a special batter and then deep fried. It's served with a lemon slice to add zest. It also comes with its own dipping sauce.



Tenderloin Steak 150g - 790 PHP

Japanese beef is like butter; it melts in your mouth. It's so good, you wouldn't want to share.

Tsuki Japanese Dining Restaurant is worth a visit.


Contact Information:

Opening hours
11:30 AM to 2 PM, 6 PM to 10:30 PM

Address
Ground Floor, Sarrosa International Hotel, F. Cabahug Street, Kasambagan, Cebu City

Phone number
032 2627508



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