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Northies, here’s a mall where you can bring your sosyal Southie friends.

From two cuisine towns – Japan Town and K-Town – and a ton more restaurants, and even a hotel right next to it, the possibilities of where you should eat at Vertis North are seemingly endless. From East to West and even dessert cafes, whether you like to eat with chopsticks or with a spoon and fork, you’re sure to find a place to eat that’s right for you.

Also read: Restaurants in Trinoma that You Have to TRI

Finding the perfect restaurant to eat out at can be both challenging and time-consuming. Lucky for you, we’re here to help. Check out our list of 25 of the most popular restaurants in Vertis North!

Asakusa: Home of Tempura

Serving some of the best tempura in Metro Manila, head to Asakusa for that flaky seafood goodness. Try the samurai mixed tempura set with both seafood, prawn, and vegetable tempura.

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2/F, Mindanao Ave, Ayala Malls Vertis North, Bagong Pag-Asa, Quezon City

UCC Clockwork

If you need to chill in Vertis North go to UCC Clockwork for a good cup of coffee and even better food! We recommend trying the pork adobo, beef tapa, omurice, and more.

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MOS Burger

If you’re looking or more Japanese food then go to MOS Burger one of Japan’s most famous burger chains. Try the wagyu classic burger, beef yaikiniku rice burger, and the classic western-style cheeseburger.

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G/F, Mindanao Ave, Ayala Malls Vertis North, Bagong Pag-Asa, Quezon City

Meat Depot

This butchery is actually a really nice paluto. Head to Meat Depot to pick some of the best cuts of meat and have the chef cook it to your liking.

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Icings

If you need a quiet spot in this busy mall, Icings is located in a relatively isolated place and serves great food and pastries for you to take home. We recommend trying the foccacia bread, taco pizza and baby back ribs.

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Mantra

The only Indian restaurant in Vertis North, Mantra should be your first option when craving spicy curry or butter chicken! Mantra also specializes in tandoori, biryani, and different types of naan.

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Manila Creamery

Perfect for the merienda or when you’re (still) feeling the summer heat, Manila Creamery has tons of ice cream flavors for you to enjoy. We recommend the ube, chocolate, and mojito flavors.

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Sam Stew

When looking for samgyupsal in Vertis North, options are few. Sam Stew is one of the best even compared to options in Trinoma with its ala carte options and buddae jiggae. Aside from the samgyupsal, expect Korean fried chicken, snacks like kimbap, and even unlimited beer!

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Level 2 KTown, Ayala Malls, Vertis North, Bagong Pag-asa, Quezon City, Metro Manila

Pound

With underrated chicken wings, affordable burgers, and rice meal options, Pound is one of the go-to places for comfort food! We recommend trying the garlic parmesan chicken wings, the Amsterdam burger, and the spare ribs with rice!

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Misto

Located in Seda Vertis North, Misto is a great place to try different cuisines from around the world with its selection of well-made pasta, sushi, noodles, dessert bar, and many more. This Vertis North buffet is just a minute’s walk from the mall!

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Vertis North, Sola corner Lux Drives, Diliman, Quezon City, 1105 Metro Manila

Gran Moshi Koshi

The best restaurant for all things Japanese noodles, Gran Moshi Koshi is best for when craving soba, udon, ramen, and even yakisoba. This Vertis North Japanese restaurant also offers donburi, curry, and even teishoku!

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Dean & Deluca

One of the few Vertis North cafes, Dean & Deluca is the perfect place to have brunch, meet with the besties, or work remotely. We recommend trying the steak & eggs, avocado tartine, and the yuzu glazed salmon!

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Cibo

Not only is this your mom’s favorite restaurant, it will be yours too! From their famous spinach dip pizza to a wide range of pasta served, go-to Cibo when you want to try Italian cuisine made for the Filipino tongue.

Cibo Pasta and Garlic Bread
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Wangfu Chinese Cafe

Flex your chopstick skills with noodles and dim sum at no other place than Wangfu Chinese Cafe, a Singaporean-Chinese restaurant that offers up familiar Chinese dishes that’ll surely fill you up. 

Laksa and dimsum from Wanfu Chinese Cafe
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Crisostomo

Want a different take on the Filipino ulam you eat at home? Check out Crisostomo, a restaurant that took Filipino dishes and added different yet familiar twists to each one of them. 

Selya or Palabok from Crisostomo Restaurant
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La Creperie

If you’re thinking of heading on to Vertis North early in the morning when there aren’t a lot of people and craving for brunch, then you should head on to La Creperie. It’s a restaurant that serves up familiar crepe combinations, a make your own crepe option, and home-style French food for those who want a taste of France without having to go there. 

Dessert Crepe from La Creperie PH
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Ippudo

When you’re craving good soup and noodles, here’s a spot where you can head on to Ippudo. It’s a popular ramen joint with over 9 branches in the Metro that offers a wide selection of ramen and Japanese dishes like gyoza and karaage.

Yokohama lekei from Ippudo Philippines
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Mama Lou’s Italian Kitchen

Need some TLC in the form of pasta and bread? Then you’ll love Mama Lou’s, an Italian restaurant serving up a variety of pizzas, pasta, and Italian classics like risotto

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Barcino

Are you going out with your relatives or with your barkada? Check out Barcino, a casa that serves up traditional Spanish delicacies you can pair with their wide selection of wines and spirits.

Paella a la Gallega
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Yabu

Some people can handle hot broth on a hot day but if you’re not one of those people, Yabu may be the Japanese restaurant for you. A place that specializes in all things katsu, at Yabu, you can surely get your fix of golden deep-fried goodness whether that’s meat or seafood

Kurobuta Katsu from Yabu: House of Katsu
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Thai BBQ Original Restaurant

Thai BBQ Original Restaurant is a franchise from L.A. that was meant to introduce to those from the West, flavors from the East. But now that they’re in the metro, Filipinos can now also have a taste of the tangy and fresh flavors in Thai dishes from tom yum soup to pork belly barbecue and pad thai.

Pad Thai from Thai BBQ Original Restaurant
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Coco Ichibanya

When you’re tired of thinking of what to eat and you just want some rice, keep calm and curry on at Coco Ichibanya. It’s a curry rice restaurant chain hailing from Japan that serves anything and everything paired with curry for those who love this flavorful sauce. 

Egg and Katsu Curry from Coco Ichibanya
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Japan Fudo Street

Want more options other than ramen? Then Japanese Fudo Street may be right up your alley. Serving up Japanese dishes ranging from sashimi to sushi rolls, and even takoyaki, at Japanese Fudo Street you’re sure to satisfy your rice and noodles cravings. 

Aburi Sushi from Japanese Fudo Street
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4/F Ayala Malls Vertis North, Vertis North, Triangle Exchange, Quezon City

Avocadoria

If you’re an avocado lover then you probably know this dessert stall. If you’re not, then prepare to be introduced to Avocadoria, a dessert stall that offers everything and anything avocado from avocado ice cream to avocado shakes.

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Paper Moon Cafe

Paper Moon Cafe is a dessert place that’s most famous for offering a variety of mille crepe flavors. So, if you’re looking for a dessert that’s just the right amount of sweet and melts in your mouth, you should head on here.

Slice of Ube Mille Crepe from Paper Moon PH
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