It was our first time to eat at Moshi-Koshi Noodle Boss last Saturday. It’s a newly opened Japanese restaurant located on the 4th level of Robinsons Galleria. Moshi comes from the Japanese expression “moshi-moshi” which means “hello,” while koshi means “aldente noodles.”
What’s special about this restaurant according to our food server is that the noodles they use are made fresh, in-store, every day. Of course, we had to try their noodles, so we ordered Shio Butter Corn together with two donburi dishes (a.k.a. rice bowl dishes).
My order was Oyakodon, a bowl of rice topped with simmered chicken and egg. There were three things I liked about this. First, my Oyakodon was served hot. Second, there was a generous serving of chicken and rice. Third, it tasted great. I loved it!
This was hubby’s order. Katsudon is a Japanese rice bowl topped with deep-fried pork cutlets, egg and onions. He liked it, too.
This was simple but flavorful, and the noodles were chewy but tender. Shio Butter Corn is salt-based clear broth with pork, Taiwan pechay, naruto (fish cake), nori (seaweed), butter and corn. All three of us (hubby, me and our son) enjoyed this!
Because we were satisfied with our first dining experience at Moshi-Koshi Noodle Boss, we’ll surely come back for more.
Moshi-Koshi Noodle Boss
4th Level, West Wing, Robinsons Galleria
Quezon City
Eating here is fun. Why? Because all of my favorite Korean Food is served here.
Drooling at the sight of that katsudon…
I saw that restaurant when we went to Rob Galleria but we weren’t in the mood for japanese at that time.
looks real good! seems like a restaurant that my family and I will enjoy! will be on the look-out for one near us… 🙂
thanks so much for sharing and linking over at Food Friday, sis