Vegan-friendly
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Japanese
Take-out
Asian
Vegetarian noodle restaurant serving Japanese food like ramen and gyoza as well as other Asian dishes like bao, banh mi, tom yum, and steamed shumai. Mock meat is used in some meals. Ice cream and shaved ice for dessert. Also sells various packaged vegetarian products for take home. Relocated from 7274 Malugay St. Open Mon-Sun 12:00pm-9:00pm.
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UG-4 MCS Fernando, Makati Cinema Square, Makati, Philippines
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Last update on 16 Apr 2024 by wabisabi
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Added by Green Monster on 10 Jun 2010
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40 Reviews
First Review by Green Monster
ZiggyKohl
Points +44
Delicious vegan food - Edit
This has been my favourite vegan meal in Manila this far!
Read moreIt was all super tasty and fresh and I definitely recommend it!
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jaderani
Points +197
my favorite - Edit
This is my favorite place. I love the pho and banh mi. Hole in the wall that I loooove.
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EcoWarrior
Points +166
Like it - Edit
I like Wabi Sabi, especially for a change. They offer mostly vegan dishes that are uncommon in Manila, like ramen.
Read moreThanks to Juicesabel as well, The Collective is a good spot for vegans (as two veg venues at the same location in Manila is a gem)
Pros: Original and tasty, Cheap
Cons: Could be fully vegan ^^
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jasonxkeller
Points +453
Not so easy to find, but worth it. - Edit
We finally got to try this spot last night. The Pho and the Tantanmen were both really nice. As were the gyoza.
Read moreTake a taxi to Buendia Station on Buendia ave. If you're facing north, take a left on the northwest corner(it's a big intersection). Turn right on Malugay at the 7-11. Just past the hotel on your left, there's a dark noisy strip of restaurants. This is a block of shops. Walk in and go to the back right corner. There you'll find Wabi Sabi and Juiceabel side by side.
Cons: The first time we went at 9 on a Saturday. Says th
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Lakapati
Points +108
The best vegan tantanmen and veggie gyoza - Edit
I have been a loyal supporter of Wabi-Sabi since the introduction of their miso ramen. My love for them increased tenfold after they made tantanmen and okonomigyoza available. For cold days and evenings, walking to Wabi-Sabi and eating these two things make my day.
Read moreThey also have a small grocer where you can buy faux meats, salt, dates and vegan fish sauce, etc.
MUST TRY: Tantanmen (if you like it spicy), miso ramen (if you're vegan, ask them to remove the butter), bahn mi, lemongrass tea and okonomigyoza
Pros: Great noodles and gyoza, Good value
Cons: No access to clean comfort rooms
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kezia
Points +914
Best Noodles In Manila!!! - Edit
Absolutely loved this place. What a great find in Manila! very reasonably priced, delicious vegan noodles.
Read moreIt's primarily vegetarian but the staff fully understand vegan and will make you something suitable.
We had Ramón noodles with tofu, soya protein and mushrooms. They have various Chili sauces and other condiments on the table so you can make your dish as spicy as you like, which was great.
Wabi-Sabi is Housed inside a building called the collective which is also home to other restaurants and bars,
a small music venue and a few other small shops, selling guitars, skate boards etc, the whole place has a very student vibe.
I was in Manila for 3 days and tried all sorts of vegan restaurants. Wabi-Sabi has to be one of the meals I enjoyed the most.
We visited on a Saturday, had they been open Sunday's we would most likely have visited again.
Apart from a wide choice of noodle dishes they sell a vegan sandwich, which we wanted to try but were too full after our noodles! Another customer we got chatting too described it as a vegan subway sandwich. Which I felt was a good description, as it looked very much like that in a French baguette style bread. Bursting with soya fillings.
Service was good and very fast. Most evenings the collective (which is the large building that wabi-sabi is in, has gigs with loud Rock music playing. If your not a fan of loud music is recommended going during the day.
Staff very helpful, polite Can't wait to go again.
Pros: Almost every dish can be made vegan, Good location
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VeganPami
Points +34
small nice place - Edit
I was there once and i will definitely visit the wabi sabi noodle house again. The crew speaks good english and they could tell me what exactly is vegan and what not. what surprised me, it isn't so expensive unlike most vegetarian/vegan restaurants.
Read morePros: good price, yummy food, nice atmosphere
Cons: small portions, small location, but it's enough, few food selection to choose from
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erbavore9
Points +246
outstanding flavor - Edit
With over 30 visits and bringing more than 40 different friends, I know Wabi Sabi very well.
Read moreLocated in a hellhole, Wabi Sabi's location is truly to be desired. Many of my richer vegetarian friends won't eat here, even though its in the heart of Makati.
Yet lets set the location aside.
The food they cook is bar none the best in the Philippines.
I recommend to try every single dish here, especially the soups.
Pros: Taste of food, Service, Just simply the yumminess
Cons: location location locaiton
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RaghavSoni
Points +22
Great casual dinning cafe - Edit
Check out my full review on evernote food link below
Read morehttp://note.io/TFxInK
fritzgoss
Someone should confirm this restaurant is still open, I searched and searched and could not find it, even asking many people. There seems to be a lot of construction on that street.
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mike_veg
Points +296
Good veggie Pho Hoa - Edit
They serve vegetarian Pho Hoa which is my favorite.It has mock meat ingredients and taste great. A typical Vietnamese style noodles. They have vegetarian Siomai(dumplings) and Siopao(steamed buns). Good for snacks and take-out. I love their cold Ginger beer beverage. It is located inside the compound of The Collective Makati. A venue for Arts and Music event. Noodle House is airconditioned. Small store and its hotter inside specially if there is an event. Need to expand the store to accommodate more customer.
Read morePros: good food, friendly staff , good value
Cons: limited choices of menu, hard to find location, small place
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loulou.lou
Points +81
wabi sabi - Edit
Wabi Sabi serves Japanese- and Chinese-inspired dishes including ramen with "fish" balls and chunks of mock meat, dumplings, sipao (Chinese-style stuffed buns), vegetarian chicharon, and more. From http://www.petaasiapacific.com/feature-VegEatingInThePhilippines.asp
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bubong
Points +116
Appreciation - Edit
My heartfelt appreciation goes to Wabi Sabi. It is difficult to find real vegetarian broth when eating out anywhere in Manila. So, being the noodle-lover that I am, this place is a lifesaver! Their dishes taste lovely and their menu options are so unique! Not you usual veggie resto.
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Green Monster
Points +63
Extremely salty food - Edit
I went to Wabi Sabi with high expectations, but was sorely let down by the lack of variety of dishes. (They only have three main meals.) Also, all the food was very very salty. My blood pressure shot right up after dinner was over. However, all is not lost. The interior decor is nice and cosy, and the noodle house is situated in The Collective, which is a nice, former car warehouse converted into a shopping ground. I'd go back again, not so much for the food, but for the presence of the other shops in the area.
Read moreThe only thing I really liked was the dumplings (even though they too, were swimming in a sea of salt and soy sauce.) The skin was crispy and the fillings were tasty. Three dumplings per plate are not enough!!!
Pros: Cheap, Nice interior.
Cons: very salty, in a hard-to-find place
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