Erra’s VEST RAMEN In Town

There are only Japanese and Korean restaurants around this area so it’s so special for people who want to enjoy local food. Beer is very cheap at this restaurant. If you drink more than 6 bottles of beer, we recommend ordering buckets. Even though we are foreigners, they don't treat us any differently. So we had a very comfortable and good time.

Perfect place to have some few beers before going in to the clubs because the beers here are way cheaper. Also an ideal place to have a hot ramen after taking too many drinks in tje clubs. The price of the food and drinks here are very reasonable. Quality of food is not the best but not bad. Highly recommend this place 5/5 and will always go back.

This was the first place we went to after we settled in our hotel from our 46 hr trip. Me, my husband and my son came here at last midnight for some good food. My husband had been here with his buddies from his past trip and he wants me and our son to try it. But he knows this place simply as ERRAS in adriatico street. But when I google the place to write a review, it is called Vest Ramen in Google. I ordered the Bangsilog which is half slice of cinch fried milkfish, Filipinos call Bangus, a cup of garlic rice and fried egg over medium. I also ordered Tokwa’t Baboy, which is fried tofu with fried pork drench in a sauce made from dark soy sauce, lemon juice, onions and other spices. Both my son and my hubby ordered Ramen. They both said that the ramen was really good. As for me, I was very happy with how my Bangsilog turned out. We paid about 916 pesos for all the food we ordered. Butbut the food is good. Would I come back? Yes. Just not during the day when it might be hot or crowded. But it is a must try. The place is not fancy. It is more ghetto-like; cleanliness may be an issue if you are sensitive and queasy about things as this place is really not restaurant like as far as aesthetics go, but I am sure that it’s clean because we didn’t get sick or had the runs after eating at this place which is a good sign of cleanliness for me LOL. I still would drink the tap water though. We all ordered bottled sodas and bottled water.

Erras Vest (best?) is a simple place. They stack green plastic chairs and tables and unstack them as the place fills up. It is a covered venue (roof) but it is exposed and you can easily see outside what's going on on the street. Sometimes kids come in and beg and sometimes people try to sell you shoes and sunglasses or other stuff so that can be annoying. I like the food and the service is good. The beer prices are super cheap and it's like happy hour all the time. Last time I was there it was mid afternoon and the place was super dead. Only three people were there. Just the tip but check the prices carefully. Sometimes ordering single beers are cheaper than ordering a bucket 🪣. As you can see in the pictures, it is not fancy there. As I said before, the front is exposed to the elements like the wind and rain so it is not a super clean place. The food, beverages and service are really good 👍 so it's a must visit on my list. I'll be back once in awhile to check it out.

This is a quaint al fresco restaurant that touts having the best ramen in town. While I have yet to try their ramen, their pork sisig is good and their mango shake is excellent. They also serve the usual Filipino fare like tapsilog, chicken, calamares, et al.