Aozora at the Farm, Tagaytay

Aozora at the Farm, Tagaytay

Aozora is one of the best and most popular Japanese Restaurants in Tagaytay, so Busy and I visited one of their branches again, this is Aozora at the Farm.

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

Important Information

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aozorajapanese

Operating Hours: 11 AM – 9 PM

Contact Number: 0936 980 9656

Dining Options: Dine In, Take Out, Delivery

Payment Options: Cash, GCash, Credit Card

Address: Anna Marianne St, Maharlika East, Tagaytay City, Cavite (Near Magallanes Square)

Google Maps Link: https://goo.gl/maps/

 

 

The Restaurant – Aozora at the Farm

Finding the restaurant is very easy because, from the main highway, there is a sign already. We just followed it then we found the actual restaurant. The parking area is also enough for the guests.

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

After parking, we immediately went inside and check out the surroundings.

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

There are various dining areas, like these, just right outside the restaurant.

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

Then, here is the dining area inside the restaurant. They have alfresco dining at the farm, which is perfect because guests can experience Tagaytay weather while dining.

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

This branch is called “at the farm” because there is an actual farm here, just like these beds of lettuce.

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

Aozora at the Farm’s Bestsellers

Busy and I ordered some of their bestsellers, which we will show you one by one.

 

Dragon Maki

I love this one! Here is the Dragon Maki! Whenever we visit any Aozora branch, I always order this one.

Dragon Maki Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay
Dragon Maki Php 415

 

This Maki is made out of a whole cooked large shrimp wrapped with rice, Nori, and sprinkled with Japanese mayonnaise, Panko bread crumbs, fish roe, and shredded Nori.

Dragon Maki Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

Just look at it, every bite will really give you a good taste of the maki.

Dragon MAki Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

Shake Sashimi

This is Busy’s favorite, he really loves Salmon Sashimi so whenever we are in any Japanese restaurant, he orders this one.

Shake Sashimi Salmon Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay
Shake Sashimi Php 365

 

Aozora’s Salmon Sashimi tastes good and you will taste the freshness of the fish.

Shake Sashimi Salmon Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

Aozora Salad

I am usually not a fan of veggies, but Aozora got me eating a lot of it because their salad tastes good.

Aozora Salad Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay
Aozora Salad Php 365

 

This salad is made up of lettuce with fresh crabsticks, fried crabsticks, mango, and our choice of Wasabi Mayo or Sesame dressing.

Aozora Salad Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

Aozora Ramen – Traditional Ramen

Tagaytay is known for the dish Bulalo, and Japanese cuisine is known for Ramen. So, I think those inspired this Traditional Ramen by Aozora.

Aozora Traditional Ramen Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay
Aozora Ramen, Traditional Php 395

 

This dish is like eating Bulalo, but with the meat, and ramen all together. Just look at the generous amount of the meat cubes!

Aozora Traditional Ramen Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

Really perfect for our visit because the weather was gloomy and there is an incoming storm.

Aozora Traditional Ramen Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

Green Iced Tea

Finally, we ordered Green Iced Tea as our drink. It tasted good too, I didn’t expect it to taste something different. I can’t explain it or guess what is it but it tasted good.

Green Iced Tea Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay
Green Iced Tea Php 185

 

Menu of Aozora at the Farm

Here is the menu, kindly zoom in or swipe to view more.

 

How to Get Aozora at the Farm?

Public Transportation

  1. Ride a bus going to Tagaytay.
  2. Then, ride a Tricycle to the restaurant.

Private Transportation

  1. From Manila, you may take the Aguinaldo Highway all up to Tagaytay, or take SLEX and exit at Sta. Rosa, then go through the Sta. Rosa-Tagyatay Road.
  2. Proceed to Magallanes Square area, and you’ll see the sign of the restaurant.
  3. Go to that road and you’ll immediately see the restaurant.

Or simply:

  1. Go to Tagaytay, and use your Waze or Google Maps

 

Happy and Busy’s Smileys for Aozora at the Farm

As expected, we love all of the dishes that we ate! Plus the ambiance is so relaxing and calm, it really added to the total experience in dining in this branch.

Food

Location

Ambiance

Value for money

Service

Comfort Room

 

Busy and I forgot to take our usual photo together because we were so excited to eat haha. So, here’s my photo holding the Aozora Salad instead. TARA KAIN NA!

Aozora at the Farm - Happy and Busy Travels Where to Eat in Tagaytay

 

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2 Comments

  • Joaquin Eli Bacod
    Wow ang ganda nman po dito , ang ganda ng ambiance ng restaurant and ng view 😍💕 daming choices ng foods ang sasarap lahat , tlga babalik balikan ❤️
  • Hyun Jang Nim
    I love how this place let you experience the Japanese cuisine as well as farm vibe. I like that they have fresh vegetables and their salads taste awesome. The ambiance is nice too and the prices are affordable. A must visit.

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