Comments on: Japanese FastFood by Karate Kid – Wacha!

By: Vincent Fernandez

Vincent Fernandez — Sun, 22 May 2011 11:32:50 +0000

i love Karate Kid’s gyoza. Karate Kid’s gyoza is one of the best foods here on Earth.

By: andrea

andrea — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:41:45 +0000

and one more thing

before pag family day sa chowking kami madalas
pero nun dinala ko sila sa kk
i think dun na kami kakain palagi

my sis-in-law said
dati for her daw the best daw un TGIF burgers
pero ngayon the best na un KIDO MASTER BURGER

un lan … : )

By: andrea

andrea — Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:37:01 +0000

hay nako …
if you want the best service punta kayo SM MEGA MALL
and yeah sa ROBINSON’s MANILA
oo kk is better than tokyo tokyo
every saturday dun ako chumichibog
grabe my favorite is un RAMEN dishes nila
super best value for my money

By: joseeeeffff

joseeeeffff — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 05:08:49 +0000

hay naku miserableng kumain sa karate kid the reasons are:

1 careless ung mga employee
2 no manners ung mga staff
3 ang babastos ng mga attorney
4 may mga foreign object sa food

dios ko panget talaga sa karate kid

By: debbie

debbie — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 08:08:47 +0000

definitely better than tokyotokyo! xpand more branches.

By: boom

boom — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 08:56:21 +0000

grabe naman tong blog na to. I was looking for KK’s website kze i was thinking of ordering some maki, tapos eto ang nasa second list of bessie google.

gusto ko lang mag-comment dahil na-aliw ako.
# 1, didnt realize that you need to check for grammars and spellings especially on your own blog, not unless you’re planning to have it broadcast internationally. pero infairness nag-nosebleed ako sa comments ni rhianne. *peace*
#2, ang i-init ng comments/opinions niyo regarding this issue. which hindi naman dapat umabot pa sa “lawyer thingy”. you can always call the attention of the manager or even the crew personally. always remember, even if you can file against Sara about her “customer service” problem being a liability to the company, wala pa ata akong nakikitang ganun kaso but meron MORAL DAMAGE kang nagawa kay Sara na pwede ka niyang kasuhan. *true true*
#3, ANG IMPORTANTE E MASARAP ANG KARATE KID AT MURA PA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TAPOS

By: lc

lc — Mon, 11 Jan 2010 05:04:27 +0000

hi… i was just searching for karate kid’s branches when i got to this blog site.. surprisingly, with the comments i read from the start i forgot about the branches because of the issues here.. i’m not going to comment ’bout rhianne, ida and the rest.. i’ve tried eating at karate kid but not at any sm malls.. enchanted kingdom has its “food court” near space shuttle, we tried to buy food at karate kid and we really liked their products! i just hope karate kid could have a branch near marikina or cainta..

God bless!

By: aeme

aeme — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 09:11:39 +0000

Karate Kid has good food and I especially like their deserts.

About the crew and staff of Karate Kid in Robinson’s Manila, they’re actually friendly. Some even refill our drinks even though we didn’t pay for bottomless ones. The weird thing which the cashier crew does that I don’t really like is that they combine all our accounts and print out only one receipt for all 4 of us friends. I was really irritated one time, and I specifically asked them not to combine our receipts and they did, although the girl stared at me blankly for a second, she did what I asked her to do.

For Rhianne (did I get the spelling right?), I respect your sentiments over the bad experience at Karate Kid, San Lazaro. But I do hope, you get over your anger for them. It’s not right to hold a grudge for a long time. It will not do you good and your future outlook in life. If what you were saying were true, I hoped the actions you took were not so drastic.

By: Reggie9

Reggie9 — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 03:43:59 +0000

We do resto reviews, by the way. Blogging has been tagged as a new tool for mud-slinging between fastfood joints since many potential customers view these blogs. Especially “inflammatory” ones. As to our ratings, their rice meals compare favorably with “Tokyo Tokyo”, yet their noodle-based dishes are just a bit better.

Isn’t it obvious? The first japanese fastfood has “TT” for initials, then a newcomer enters with “KK” for its own initials? As the saying goes, The “TT” can’t live without the “KK”.
I apologize for this absolutely corny analogy.

By: Reggie9

Reggie9 — Wed, 22 Jul 2009 03:34:22 +0000

Hi to all! Just read this blog from start to finish. In my opinion, this is Tokyo Tokyo vs. Karate Kid. End of story.