Yurushi | Davao’s Undiscovered Cheap Japanese Haven

Yurushi, is probably Davao’s undiscovered haven for everything Japanese. Located in the corner street of Uyanguren and Suazo St., fronting Sta.Ana National High School, this mini restaurant offers Japanese cuisine at EXTREMELY LOW PRICES!

Authentic and tasty, Yurushi offers a wide range of Japanese dishes you would surely love! PhP100 is already too big to have your hunger satisfied in this place, for their dishes would only range from PhP 35-75.00! Would you believe that their Katsudon, Gyudon, and Okatsudon only costs PhP 65.00? And their servings are quite large, a real treat for those growing boys and heavy eaters! They also do not skimp on rice, so if you would want to eat high-carb meals, then Yurushi is the place for you!

My favorites would of course be their Katsudon, Gyudon, and thanks to my boyfie, I’ve also learned to love their Miso Soup. Yakisoba, Tonkatsu, Miso Soup, etc… name it, they’ve got it! Aside from their Japanese dishes, they also have a wide variety of Filipino dishes like adobo, lechon kawali, etc. Oh, and yes, their mango shake is A MUST-TRY!

From the outside, Yurushi might just look like a regular cafeteria or carinderia, but do not be tricked by this. For its interior part and even their upstairs room are actually air conditioned. They also have a coin-operated Karaoke machine upstairs which you and your friends will surely enjoy. Their seats can be quite limited, so make it a point to go there earlier before night-shift workers get their meals there. Also, do not expect to sit in cushioned chairs for this is one of those low-maintenance restaurants where you would have to seat in monobloc chairs.

Well, Yurushi when compared to other Japanese restaurants in the city, can be a bit on the low-end, since it is a low-scale restaurant whose location is not that inviting nor is it that popularized. This anonymity makes it a regular haunt for customers who do not have that much budget but are opting to have heavy meals. Their target customers are those who have night shifts, since they are open until 12MN, or those customers belonging to the class C.

But do not be tricked or be moved to not eat here because of its unfamiliarity. Amidst its low-maintenance and “maka-masa” look; in Yurushi, you are sure to have great value for your money with their tasty and authentic Japanese dishes that are offered in prices that won’t drain your wallets dry.

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