we had been given a long-standing appointment to discover the food of the Filipinos, especially since we had a country compatriot with us to make it discover. nestled among the antiques, the small restaurant has nothing pretentious but present in a colorful environment, its few tables and counters and its TV for football. sitting at a simple table with its metal chairs that have been comfortable during the meal period. arrived more tot, we reviewed the offer of handmade beers as well as the menu that indicates that the dishes are to share what motivates an invoice per table. our friends have joined us and the time to return, we address the menu; First of all, our expert finds the limited dis...
Found this gem on our walk along Notre Dame East. It is very rare to find a Filipino restaurant in the city so we decided to come back and give it a try.The menu is kept very simple which is a good idea. We had the lechon kawali (roast pork chunks refrigerator to crisp), the pinakbet (mixed veggies of okra, squash, green beans, and eggplant), the mango salad, and the bangus (milkfish). All the dishes were delicious and well presented. If there is one thing I can suggest, maybe a little less tomato sauce to the pinakbet and a bit more eggplant. The cassava cake at the end of the meal finished off our meal with a even more positive note. Will certainly be back for more.
We had high hopes for this Filipino restaurant but we were highly disappointed . Everybody at the table didn't really like their meals. The fried chicken/ waffle is one the worst I ever had. Chicken was tasteless and the waffle were not much better. The 2 traditional meals ordered ( sausage and a pulled porc-ish meal ) were flavourless. The ambiance is good and there is a DJ on site making it a lively place. The service was horrific. The coffee awful. SKIP this place .
This place has a fairly good food selection; we ordered pancit (one vegetarian and one with chicken), adobong baboy, and bangus. The pancit and adobo were okay, but the bangus was worth the visit. You should really have the turon for dessert; they place pieces of langka with the plantain, which gives the turon that extra sweetness
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Who? Group of 10 What? Birthday dinner When? Sunday evening When you walk in - Eclectic casual feel. When you sit down - We ordered the traditional Kamayan feast (reservation required) so the long table was being artistically prepared before our eyes. The chairs are...More
Highly recommend if you are looking for a change from regular brunch fayre. Decor is quirky . There are a few picnic tables at the back if weather is good . Price was very reasonable at most dishes on brunch menu around $15,00
I ordered the Junior Bee Meal. The spaghetti was okay but the chicken was rock hard and tasted like it was fried on cooking oil that has been reused many times.
The food was ok, but mostly flavorless without sauce. If it were less expensive it would have been alright, but for the price there are much better restaurants.
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I would have given it 5 but the chicken was pretty dry. they should soeci its fried chicken breast.
Good portion and tasty food. Junior bee meal has to be one of my favourit there!
Le Jus De Calamansi Des Philippines Philippine Calamansi Juice
Suka Pinakurat (Vinaigre De Noix De Coco Coconut Vinegar)
Jus Dananas Des Philippines Philippine Pineapple Juice
Jus De Mangue Des Philippines Philippine Mango Juice
Sauce À Tout Usage Junior Junior All Purpose Sauce
Ketchup Banane Et Ananas Banana Pineapple Ketchup
Plain Waffle With Fresh Fruits And Maple Syrup
Eau De Noix De Coco Coconut Water
Gâteau Au Manioc Cassava Cake
Soupe À La Crème De Tomates
