We’re excited to bring to you our readers an article about RINJIN. Rinjin is one of the newest restaurants to open in Eroreco subdivision down the street from Pamilya grill. The Bacolod Food hunters were able to drop in during their soft opening..
Rinjin was conceptualized by a family who first wanted to open a Japanese take out place. After much discussion they decided to convert their garage into a restaurant!
I tried the torikatsu… it was great! For a soft opening, the food was definitely well prepared! The chicken was perfectly fried while the catsup-mayo sauce was excellent, with special kick to it.. They also have an extensive menu that ranges from Tuna sashimi to american and filipino breakfast favorites.
There were more dishes on the menu that we planned to sample later when more time permits.
The interesting thing about Rinjin is that there is an atmosphere of fun to the place! Since kids love japanese food, Rinjin offers free origami papers and an origami placemat for kids and kids at heart!
Rinjin also offers deliveries and breakfast! We’ll bring you more pics soon! Please feel free to drop by Rinjin!
The Bacolod Food Hunters 
must try this place out!! thanks!!
have you reviewed Beso grill sa 6th st? namit sg sate and sausages…
I really want to go sa beso grilll but always closed cya whenever I pass by! I must really try to go there more
lunch or dinner… closed? hmmmm….
try mo ila butifara sausages… yum
Ate there just tonight. Warm and accommodating indeed, plus, the tasty meal is reasonably priced at such generous servings. Well worth more visits with family and close friends.
See you there..
P.S. Thanks a lot Mommy Bing…. (“,)
This place looks promising! Would it be possible for you to post the menu? Thanks!
try nyu ang rinjin japanese food manamit gid yuh!