Shin ba by New Leaf Restaurant

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Dagupan, Philippines

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Authentic Japanese restaurant

Shin ba by New Leaf Restaurant Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Shin ba by New Leaf Restaurant is located in Dagupan, Philippines on Dagupan - Binmaley Rd. Shin ba by New Leaf Restaurant is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category authentic japanese restaurant in Philippines.

Address

Dagupan - Binmaley Rd

Price range

$$

Phone

+63 756581299

Service options

TakeawayDine-in

Amenities

Good for kidsToilets

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible car parkWheelchair-accessible entranceWheelchair-accessible seatingWheelchair-accessible toilet

Offerings

Small plates

Open hours

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Joseph Angelo Barrozo

This has to be my go-to Japanese restaurant in Dagupan. A bit pricey but worth it, in my opinion. I could eat their baked salmon sushi all day.

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K.

Authentic Japanese food. I love their sushi and sashimi varieties

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Scy

Freshly made sashimi: Tuna, Mackerel, Salmon, Octopus Sushi! We just had to try every one of them and happy to say they are all delicious! Yaki Udon and Okonomiyaki are really good. Great ambiance and spacious!

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Daryll Gerson Barbosa

Ambience is a bit okay but lighting kinda hurts my head. showdows on my table. Good place for dates

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Van

Reasonably good katsudon. Takes a long time to get your food

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Pags Namvayan Radio

Ah, a Japanese restaurant in the heart of Dagupan. For an 'authentic' Japanese restaurant, New Leaf is over-decorated with fake cherry blossoms, empty sake bottles, unlit paper lanterns, and thick abaca ropes slithering down from the ceiling. You'll immediately recognize that instead of a Japanese zen atmosphere, you're actually in a borloloy-laden Filipino restaurant. No tatami mats. No wooden sandals. No taking off your shoes. And no sake served. A quick browse on the menu immediately catches your attention unto what 'authentic' Japanese dishes are absent from the menu like sakuraniku, nigiri-zushi, unadon and sake among others. Instead, something like Sisig Donburi and Ripe Mango Shake stick out like a sore thumb. There goes your Japanese restaurant authenticity. I ordered a Matcha Ice Cream and a Seafood Ramen not knowing really what to expect. I asked the service crew to serve the ice cream immediately since the ramen takes 10 minutes to prepare. Crew were quick and well-trained. I was immediately served a complimentary hot tea and the matcha ice cream. Tea was nothing exceptional. The ice cream was mediocre. Then came the seafood ramen in a huge bowl. It had imitation seafoods like squid balls, crab sticks, and fish cake. It also had authentic seafood like shrimp tempura (the shrimps weren't fresh), tuna fillet tempura and wakame. The ramen was hand made from the ground up which is good. It also had perfectly cooked eggs for a standard Japanese ramen. The broth was above average delicious. Let's wrap it up. Venue was clean, cozy and well-airconditioned. The service crew were outstanding. The dessert was so, so. Finally, the seafood ramen was just average hovering near mediocre for a Japanese restaurant. The taste was delicious though. For the pricey offering and Japanese restaurant 'authenticity', I'm giving New Leaf 3 stars. Honestly, New Leaf is a Filipino-Japanese fusion restaurant; and NOT an 'authentic' Japanese restaurant.

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Iren Licera

Yummy Japanese dishes are served here. Price range is also affordable. Evi Tempura, baked salmon, California Maki, pork belly, and chic liver.

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Ruben Licera

Best Japanese Restaurant in Dagupan at very affordable rate. Best choice here is Kani and their servings of Mixed maki's