Uma Nota
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- Cuisine
- Japanese Contemporary
- Michelin
- selected
- Price
- $$$
- Website
- https://www.uma-nota.com.ph
- Description
- Hidden beneath Shangri-La The Fort, this retro-inspired spot opens with a moody corridor and staircase leading to a vibrant 1970s-style space. The mezzanine in the Living Room is the place to be. Start with a cocktail before diving into a Japanese-Brazilian menu packed with truffle, Wagyu and scallops. If you're feeling indecisive, opt for the chef's tasting menu. The weekday lunch is good value; weekends shift into party mode with a live DJ from 11pm.
- Review score
- 5
- Review count
- 80
- Review summary
- Uma Nota, a contemporary Japanese restaurant in Taguig, holds an average 5.0/5 rating across 80 reviews. Food quality is highly praised (mentioned 65 times), with specific highlights including truffle cheesy bread and scallops, though some diners noted lobster can be tough if overcooked. Service receives consistent acclaim (64 mentions) for being attentive and informative, with staff members Ralph, Katherine, and Sir Jim frequently commended. The ambiance is described as excellent (47 mentions), suitable for engagements and team dinners. While meal pacing received minor criticism (5 mentions), the overall consensus reflects a high-quality dining experience with professional service.
- Best for
- Ideal for diners seeking high-quality Japanese cuisine, attentive service, and an elegant atmosphere.
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