Ooma Discontinued Menu Items Philippines 2026
Searching for an Ooma dish you can’t find anymore? Ooma Discontinued Menu Items aren’t announced anywhere, but comparing older menu roundups with the current Greenbelt listing shows a clear pattern: taco maki faded out, the noodle lineup shrank, and some desserts rotated away. For what you can still order today, see our Ooma menu guide.
What happened to Ooma’s Taco-Maki?
Taco-Maki was once one of Ooma’s signature quirks: open-faced sushi you eat with your hands like a taco, torched before serving. Older menu roundups list three of them plus a dedicated Taco-Maki Mixer, but the current Greenbelt listing leans on hand rolls, aburi maki and classic maki instead. The taco format didn’t vanish from Ooma’s DNA, the hand rolls carry the same idea, but the dedicated taco section is gone from current listings. The last listed prices below come from older roundups, not today’s menu.
| Item | Details | Last Listed Price |
|---|---|---|
| California Taco-Maki | Open-faced taco-style roll | ₱182 |
| Soft Shell Crab Taco-Maki | Crispy soft shell crab taco roll | ₱240 |
| Ikura Taco-Maki | Salmon roe taco-style roll | ₱326 |
| Taco-Maki Mixer | Assorted taco maki combo | ₱381 |
Which noodle dishes disappeared from Ooma’s menu?
Ooma’s older menus carried a full udon and soba section, from creamy Uni Udon to a playful Udon Bolognese. Current listings show a much tighter noodle lineup, which suggests the noodle section was trimmed as the menu focused on rice bowls, maki and hot plates. If you loved one of these, the closest current alternatives are the rice bowls and the hot plates. See our Ooma best sellers guide for what regulars order instead.
| Item | Details | Last Listed Price |
|---|---|---|
| Udon Bolognese | Udon with bolognese-style sauce | ₱411 |
| Tsukemen | Dipping noodle dish | ₱363 |
| Uni Udon | Creamy uni sauce udon with shrimp and mushrooms | ₱505 |
| Tori Udon | Chicken udon | ₱409 |
| Beef Udon | Beef udon | ₱406 |
| Buta Kakuni Udon | Braised pork belly udon | ₱405 |
| Unagi Truffle Mushroom Hot Soba | Eel and truffle mushroom soba | ₱538 |
| Ebi Tempura and Roasted Tomato Cold Soba | Cold soba with tempura and tomato | ₱349 |
What desserts did Ooma retire?
The dessert lineup also rotated. Older write-ups rave about Green Tea-ramisu, a matcha twist on tiramisu, but current listings show the half-baked chocolate lava cake, mochi and matcha cheesecake, and ice cream flavors instead. The matcha cheesecake keeps the green tea spirit alive, just in a different form. Keep an eye on seasonal specials too; our Ooma promo guide tracks limited-time items that sometimes bring back old favorites.
| Item | Details | Last Listed Price |
|---|---|---|
| Green Tea-ramisu | Matcha twist on tiramisu, praised in older reviews | Not published |
Do discontinued Ooma items ever come back?
Sometimes, in spirit if not in name. Ooma’s menu has always evolved: bento sets arrived, Mixers got reworked, and seasonal specials come and go. An item that disappears from one branch’s listing can still show up at another, and delivery menus differ from dine-in menus. If a dish matters to you, ask at your branch before assuming it’s gone for good. Branch menus are not identical, and that’s worth checking first.
Old Favorites
The dishes fans still ask about are the ones with a story: the taco maki format, the creamy Uni Udon, and the Green Tea-ramisu. They were distinctive, and nothing on the current menu replaces them exactly. The closest swaps are hand rolls for taco maki, rich rice bowls for the udon dishes, and mochi matcha cheesecake for the matcha dessert.
About Ooma
Ooma is the Japanese rice bar from The Moment Group, the same group behind several popular Manila restaurants. It serves Japanese comfort food with a Filipino-friendly twist: rice bowls, torched maki, gyoza and hot plates. Branches include Bonifacio High Street, Greenbelt, Rockwell, Salcedo, SM Megamall, Greenhills and Molito, and delivery runs through GrabFood and foodpanda.
Ooma Discontinued Menu Items FAQ
Does Ooma publish a discontinued menu list?
No. Ooma has never published a list of removed items. This guide compares older public menu roundups with current listings to spot dishes that rotated out.
Is the Taco-Maki still available at Ooma?
It no longer appears on current listings. The closest current alternative is the hand roll lineup, which uses the same eat-with-your-hands idea.
Did Ooma remove all its noodle dishes?
The older udon and soba section no longer appears in current listings, but branch menus differ, so check your branch before assuming a dish is gone everywhere.
Can I still order the Green Tea-ramisu?
It does not appear on current dessert listings. The mochi and matcha cheesecake is the closest current matcha dessert.
Do Ooma’s discontinued items ever return?
Ooma rotates seasonal specials, so retired dishes can return in new forms. Ask your branch about seasonal items if you’re hunting for an old favorite.