Love this place. I always request this for lunch when I am in town for business…read more Tried most of the dishes, this review is fir the Tap la the morning. Sarap! Gotta get the Dalandan(not sure how to spell it) juice. Live the sweet tart taste. Cant wait to eat here again next business trip.

I wish this place can also help vegetarians and vegans "recover", too. I had an Oriental salad with…read morepeanut sauce, and it was okay, but what I really was hoping to eat was a hot, heavy rice meal since I was really hungry and tired from biking. Would be super great if they had a tofu and veggie meal option or something, like their meat bowls. Their dalandan juice, however, is fantastic. At Php 99/bottle! It's for sharing, but I actually think I can finish the whole thing because it was so refreshing. Service is fast and friendly, too!

Earlier I ordered the plain churros to kick off the "first timer" treat and I wasnt disappointed at…read moreall. We had 18 pcs in a paper cone. For 6 of us and we couldnt even finish it. The chocolate dip was so strong. They offered so much flavors but if you wanted to start off slowly, i recommend getting the plain one. Its so affordable!

Don't be intimidated by the sound of its name and how swanky it looks from the outside. The place…read moreactually feels homey (in a rustic kind of way) inside and their staff, courteous. The food? Delicious and surprisingly, affordable. They serve their classic churros fresh and hot, and the hot chocolate dip dark and rich. Everything about it makes me think of #rainydaygoals hahaha. Their chocolate-covered churros are served cold, which can be paired perfectly with their latte. We had those big order of classic churros (around 12?), a couple of flavored ones (Dulce de Leche for the win!) and some choco-coated churros for a little over 500 pesos. Not bad, eh? I must say, I'm quite impressed with their menu and value for money. I'll definitely be back soon to try their breakfast sets (French Toast sounds good!).

Cafe Breton has been my go-to creperie for more than a decade & a half already and they still have…read morethat consistency. Also, price hasn't increased that much which is great and service has always been attentive. They serve their crepes on their signature blue and white plates and the interiors haven't changed much too. I always request them to make my crepe a bit crunchy to have more texture. Their coffee and their burgers are good too. Overall happy that this place is still doing well and that they've maintained consistency over the years.

This is a charming homey restaurant in Westgate. I brought a friend here for dessert. She has…read morenever been here. My friend ordered strawberry shortcrepe and was disappointed that the strawberry was a jam rather than fresh ones. Even then, the jam was minuscule. Instead, it had plenty of strawberry syrup. She liked the crepe itself and thought the strawberry ice cream was delicious. I ordered the Pinay crepe that had plenty of fresh mangoes and chocolate syrup. It did not come with ice cream so I ordered chocolate ice cream as a supplement. I enjoyed every bite because the crepe was warm and the right amount of supple. Surprisingly, it was not too sweet. Hubby ordered the mango crepe with Grand Marnier and coffee ice cream. He enjoyed it. Coming here every time we come to the Philippines has become our tradition. It is comfort food and the service is always excellent.

I like Toast Box for several reasons, but the only reason I'll ever need for coming to this place…read moreis Milo Dinosaur. I love drinking Milo, even up to now. And cold Milo, now that's nostalgic. I remember the ones my brothers and I made when we were kids, and we would take a spoonful of Milo powder and eat it straight! Yeah, Toast Box's Milo Dinosaur makes me think of those happy times. The other reasons? Well, I love the Hainanese Chicken too. A humble-looking meal, but so warm and filling. Their chicken curry is also quite tasty. I also like eating my Breadtalk favorites there, like the pork or cheese floss. Their French toast is good too. But even if they remove all these other things and just leave Milo Dinosaur and French toast on the menu, I would still be there.

"Want to try Sex?" I got the shock of my life when a good (female) friend of mine asked me this…read moreover a phone call when we were setting up a lunch date. I guess she got a feel of my facial expression even through the phone and my unusual silence that she laughed out loud about 5 seconds after and explained to me that it meant Sinangag Express. They pretty much serve mostly all-day breakfast food like tapa, tocino, bangus, hotdog, and other kinds of meat cooked different ways with no other than their star - the sinangag a.k.a. fried rice. However, the only thing I ever order is their tapa, which is basically beef flakes. I like to have them cook it thoroughly until almost crispy, as it goes well with their spicy vinegar and my sunny side up egg that's cooked over-easy, just the way I like it. I usually like to have soda with meals like this, but here, I have it with their very own iced tea. It may be a bit sweet for some, but for me, it's the perfect end to a salty-and-spicy meal.

Rómulo's BGC made for a truly memorable reunion with elementary friends I've known for over 50…read moreyears. It was a surprise for me, and having a private room reserved made the occasion feel extra thoughtful and intimate. We shared kare-kare, pusit, pan-fried noodles, seafood, and nachos, and every dish hit the spot. The service was attentive without being intrusive, and the staff was very responsive to our needs, which we appreciated. Most of all, it was just a joy to sit down, catch up, and enjoy such a fun evening together. The only thing worth noting is that the room was arranged as consumable, so if you book something similar, be sure to order enough to maximize the value. We may not have fully done that, but the overall experience was still excellent. Great food, great service, and a warm setting for a special reunion.

Almost 100php more for every viand from other romuli branches. Pancit molo was good nit worth the…read moreprice. Rhw same thing with thw adobo romulo style and pinoy ensalada. Their place was okay but I dont think is a prime place to demand the price. 1 pinoy ensalada, single serve pancit moli, tinapa rolls 6 halves, adobo. 40usd? I dont think so. Serving size was small as well.

Pancake House is responsible for making pancakes more than just breakfast food here in the…read morePhilippines. This place sets the standard for pancakes for me. I have yet to find another restaurant that serves better pancakes. I can have two (or three) pieces of their Classic (or walnut) pancake any time of the day. Like their pancakes, the other food on their menu is also good for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Their spaghetti is delicious and so is the Best Taco in Town (the title is debatable though), and I'm assuming they're using one meat recipe for these. For those who are loyal to their 'Silogs, their Beef Tapa is a runaway winner. My current favorite though is the Spicy Chicken Fillet with Brown Rice Pilaf. The staff at their new location in SM Southmall (they transferred to the lower ground floor) seems to not have settled in yet. Only one person goes around to take orders or assist the customers while the others are always behind the counter and aren't as attentive and perky as they used to be. Somebody give these people some pancakes for breakfast please.

It was ok...I ordered delivery with scrambled eggs and was not (Overeasy). Also, some hash browns…read morethat were soogie by the time it reached me. The classic pancakes were good though. Overall, ok for a quick bite to eat, probably better if dine in.

My fav spot to go for Happy Hour with the team, even if Happy Hour is at 8am…read more Cold beer and yummy food enough said. Always get the Sisig and Totkwat Baboy best pulutan!

Yum! This place was near our hotel and we were sick of the breakfast buffet that was provided so we…read moredecided to venture out and found Whistlestop! The place was very clean and the food we got was very delicious! We tried to order random things that we can't find in the US / or what we would like to call "traditional" Filipino food. Everything we got was good and it was very reasonably priced. The best dish was probably the fresh lumpia. We thought we were getting the fried stuff but when it came out, we were pretty skeptical. Turned out to be me and my friends favorite dish of the meal! Well done Whistlestop!

Very good food. Great service. Convenient location in a clean environment. I would definitely eat…read morehere again.

great customer service yummy noodles nice and tasty dessert clean Parking is limited but inside a…read morenostalgic place

First time here and I enjoyed their food. They definitely live up to the name of it - being comfort…read morefood. The staff was friendly, but the restaurant can use some regular cleaning. When a family left after eating their meal next to us, the staff cleaned the table, but unfortunately the cleaning agents they use were super strong- we were fanning the smell away from us. I suggest they change their cleaning product to something less potent especially when your customers are eating- it takes away from the dining experience.

Just landed in the motherland and had a craving for a super filling and authentic meal-- this was…read moreit! The menu was huge, so many great options, all with different sizes (S/M/L) so you can enjoy a bunch of dishes family style, like we did, or go ham on a couple! My favorites were the bagoong rice, gising gising, and pusit in olive oil. There was a mix of classic renditions, and some unique ones: we got the sinigang with watermelon, and the crispy pancit palabok and were impressed with the latter. The service is A+, food came out super quick, and we didn't have to wait in a line on a Saturday during lunch time. It's an open concept space, casual, but not too loud. We definitely enjoyed our time here, and I would come back for sure!