Showing posts with label Umaya Restaurant. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Umaya Restaurant. Show all posts

Sunday, August 29, 2021

Umaya Japanese Restaurant Has Reopened

Finally, Umaya Restaurant, the quaint Japanese dining paradise that took Boholanos by storm when it first welcomed diners a couple of years ago has reopened to the delight of its regular patrons.

Your Roving Eye in full Japanese regalia at the 
resto's facade

With its updated menu of bestsellers and scrumptious additions that welcomed and delighted guests and diners, who needs fanfare & hoopla to mark its reopening? 

Umaya, which takes its name from the Japanese word "Umay" which literally means beautiful or heavenly is located at the ground level of Lite Port Center  along Gallares St., Tagbilaran City, it is open daily from 11 am - 8 pm. 


In deference to  safety protocols in place, the restaurant has limited its capacity to around 30- 40 diners including four cubicles that ensure privacy. 


Ms. Jane Doren, the vivacious restaurant manager said that aside from its dine- in services, Umaya also accepts take- out and deliveries.


Message them at their official FB Page or text/ call at 09297464206.

Monday, July 22, 2019

Umaya Japanese Restaurant Is Now Open in Tagbilaran City!


It was a modern yet cozy and comfy ambience that greeted Your Roving Eye at the opening of Umaya Japanese Restaurant. Its name is aptly taken from the Japanese word Umay which means nice or beautiful and Umaya literally means a place of great things including food of course. 
Modern yet quaint & cozy Japanese ambience
Doris Dinorog is entertained by the friendly staff
 Mr. Yamada, wife Jing, Divina & Jane Doren
Maam Ardie Batoy & Doris Dinorog
After partaking of the generous servings of Japanese cuisine like Sashimi Santenmori, Tonkutso Ramen & Beef Tepanyaki, I must say I was so impressed and I’m even looking forward to giving Tagbilaran City’s latest upscale dining haven a second visit.   
Beef Tepanyaki


Delightful Japanese favorites
Located at the Ground Floor of Lite Port Center along Gallares St., the restaurant that can seat around 40 diners even has four cubicles for utmost privacy. Ms. Jane Doren, the friendly & accommodating restaurant manager said that they are open daily from 10 am to 10 pm.

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