Great service. My server was named Jobs, he did a great job…read more Steak was cooked correctly. My only gripe is the serving sizes of the sides. Could be better. The ambiance doesn't match the price or quality of the food either. Overall it was good tho.

It's always a toss up when dining in mall establishments, so I was a bit skeptical when we came…read morehere to Mamou Prime. Friends wanted to take us out to try some Prime steak in Manila so why not! A bit of a surprise for the food here. We came with a big group of friends so ordered a variety of plates to share. The Dry-aged bone in steak was decent quality for APAC, but the star here was the truffle cream pasta dish! Like a lot of recommendations from others, the cream pasta is packed full of umami flavors and done just right. The purple rice here was also notably good. Overall a decent mall dining experience. I think I've come to the conclusion that in SEA/APAC a lot of good restaurants and dining experiences are mall centric.

Manila Wings offers some of the most flavorful dishes ever! My favorite among their chicken wing…read moreflavors is the calamansi pepper because of its nice sour-spicy mix. May kilig! Their sili wings are also amaaaaazing! However, their wings are a little bit more expensive compared to other Lilac restaurants that also offer wings. I also love their burrito rice bowls because of their hefty serving sizes and deliciousness! They have a good rice-meat-vegetable ratio and good pricing ranging from P165-P185. So filling, especially the 3-meat burrito bowl! My ultimate favorite would be their grilled cheese squares!!! Ugh so buttery and cheesy, aroma pa lang, my mouth waters already! They could still improve the T-bone steak, though, as it was a little bit tough and the marinade used is just so-so. I love the overall feel of the place because it has a nostalgic vibe and makes you think you're really at an American diner. :)

Offers a variety of ambrosial, appetizing, dainty, and delectable dishes. Ranging from their main…read moreforemost specialty on Chicken Wings to Burgers, Taco, Burrito and other rice meals. Manila Wings lives up to the expectation of being a "comfort food" hub. Try Manila Wings, open both in Lilac and Brgy. Kapitolyo.

After the recommendation of my fiancée, I decided to give this place a shot. It did not disappoint!…read moreI was treated to great food and great customer service! The price was reasonable as well. The place gets packed so come early! Guess who's coming back here yet again when I make the visit to the Philippines

I first learned bout Cafe Qizia when I was in 4th year highschool near SDS Medical Center. My…read morefriend bought a Blueberry Cheesecake from Qizia worth 900 pesos at that time (2010) and he gave it to one of our female classmate which happens to be his crush; one of the friends of his crush became my girlfriend and she told me how yummy the Blueberry Cheesecake was, so of course we decided to eat there. Now fast forward to the present (2017) me and my girlfriend have eaten at Qizias for more than 10 times. I will review the food we have tried below in bullet-ed order. (My girlfriend and I only order the same food since when we eat we want to enjoy what we it ) Blueberry Cheesecake - Our favorite when we first went there it costs P100 per slice now its P150, but still I'd gladly pay P150 for a slice of this cake Nachos ( Regular ) - This is one of my personal favorites since I am a nacho lover. The nacho itself is yummy added with hot/newly melted cheese and freshly sliced onions and tomatoes (would definitely recommend you try it) Four Cheese Pizza - I''m not really a fan of this flavor for I cannot really explain its taste and too much cheese made me feel "umay". Beef Salpicao - The beef in this dish is really tender and easy to chew + rich and tasty sauce makes it a great dish Crispy Pork Belly - I have ordered this one more than 3 times and I would still want to eat it. It is served really well, the Pork Belly really is crispy with a side of mango + other vegetable and a good pork belly sauce. (I recommended this dish as a main dish) Overall I really like Cafe Qizia and I would definitely recommend it to everyone. Things to take note: The parking space is limited since it is behind SDS Medical Center. I don't have a car so my girlfriend and I just walk from her place to Qizia. The place use to be small but now the space was efficiently used which can now accommodate more customers, however I suggest you come a few minutes early since there are lots of people eating at Qizia and all seats will easily be occupied.

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this Denny's yet! We've been coming here for breakfast, and…read moresometimes dinner since 2024, this time of year for our mission work. Eastwood is our home base and Denny's is our favorite shop for breakfast. There is no Denny's in the U.S. like Denny's Eastwood!!! Here, it is not a dumpy restaurant like the brand in the U.S. Yes, they are open 24/7, but that's where the similarity ends. The Filipino breakfast entrees are so creative and deliciously cooked. The pastries are also made from local Filipino fruits and root crops. The chefs are mindful of presentation, as if this was a fine dining restaurant. Even the slice of Ube Overload cake is on a black slate slab! It is the only place where we can bring fresh Philippine mangoes and have them sliced open, as the fruit is not on their fruits platter menu. The staff is friendly and quick, and they keep the restaurant clean. Our favorite is the night manager, Kis, a well-poised, always smiling young lady who runs her shift like a tight ship. She is actually in her last weeks of working here due to health reasons. We will miss her when we come back in 2027 and beyond.

We noticed that the Eggs we ordered has a residue of carbons at the bottom we assumed that the…read moregrill where they cooked it is not clean. According to the manager they clean it. But, if they clean it how come there's still carbon residue on the eggs. According to Health carbon is not good to your health.

No words can adequately describe how happy I was when I took that first bite…read more You've probably already passed this place at one point or another but missed it, unfortunately. I know I have and I pass by that area a lot and wouldn't have thought that such a place stood there. One of the hidden gems in Cubao. Two of my foodie friends invited me to have lunch there and of course I wanted to try it out for myself and see if it'll live up to the hype. By hype I mean the stories of how much they love it. The meat falls off the bone, it melts in your mouth and you'd think you died and went to carnivore heaven. It's so good! AND it can do with or without the sauce which is great since it doesn't rely on it to be amazing. I loved it so much that I wanted the home buddies to try so I ordered a half rack to go thinking they'd just TRY and sure enough they finished it right away and were already asking when we're going there. You should visit them when you're in the area, hey, even if you're not anywhere near. It's worth braving the traffic of Metro Manila over.

Open Monday to Friday (and sometimes Saturday), but regrettably closed on Sundays, Elodie's Grill…read morewhich belongs to the group of stalls comprising the Marikina Food Trip Alley is the most prominent, at least, I would be inclined to think that way, because it is the first one that obviously catches the eye, being placed at the front of the other stalls and showing itself in the direction of the street. What is also particularly fetching is the fact that you really get to see their food being cooked in front of you with a very large grill that can occupy a lot of orders and flame-grill the food to perfection for serving on a sizzling hot plate. Even something as simple as a two-piece burger steak meal can become truly special when served with rice on a visibly steaming plate on a cool evening. So for those of you who enjoy flame-grilled items at affordable prices, this may be the lunch or dinner option for you.

Sometimes, working girls need to cut down on food expenses to pay for that expensive bag they…read morebought last week. (Guilty!) But I still do have a social life you know, which is why I'm thankful to have friends who understand when I'm down and broke. When this happens, Chili's is the obvious choice. Not for their great tasting burgers, not for their quesadillas and not even for their mojitos. Chili's is the obvious choice for their unlimited nachos! Unlimited nachos is actually the best thing ever. I remember there was a time when my dinner group of 4 ordered just that and nothing else. We stayed there for more than 3 hours while we happily downed cold water for drinks. Nothing can really get in the way of saving for that adorable bag, so thank god for unlimited nachos. For good old American food, Chili's is always the best choice.

There's something about Chili's that makes it the perfect place for family gatherings. Its meals…read moreare usually for sharing and they have a wide selection of dishes to choose from so it's nearly impossible for anyone to get sick of this place. This restaurant also has a nice interior with its Southwestern theme. It's not everyday that you get a taste of Southwestern food here in the Philippines. Everytime I go here for lunch with my friends or family, I end up ordering their bottomless Tostada chips served with their tasty and flavorful house-made salsa. For additional dips, you can pay for their Ranch dressing and Queso. For my main course, I often have their Grilled Chicken Sandwich, which has crispy bacon, lettuce, tomato, Swiss cheese, and their to-die-for honey mustard dressing. If you want something sweet after the main course, you can have their Molten Chocolate Cake, which is shaped just like a volcano. A look of this delectably delicious cake would make you drool. It might be a little bit pricey for some of us, but sometimes you have to pay money for good food!

As a tourist I avoided American franchise food. I can eat that at home. However, the in-laws wanted…read moreAmerican cuisine. Denny's it is then! Ambiance was as American as a Denny's in America's heartland. They even had American country, John Denver, and classic rock, Meat Loaf, playing on the Muzak. I ordered my Denny's standby, ham n cheese omelette. I was in for a surprise. Upon arrival a plate with a plain omelette was set in front of me. On the sides were two dishes of chopped cheddar and chopped ham! I explained to the waitress how a Denny's ham n cheese omelette was made. She took it back. They then cooked fresh eggs, layered in the chopped ham, then cheese. Melted just right, folded it, placed it on a clean plate, and served it to me. Delicious. On my next trip I'll check if they still know how. .

The food was okay. The environment was a little cute. Staff were nice. Just didn't like how there…read morewas barely anything on the salad and sandwich

Lilac Street in SSS Village Marikina continues to grow gastronomically as there seems to be a new…read moremunch place every month, and for a foodie like me, I don't mind it at all! :D Anyway, I finally try this Cuban-themed dining place - a far cry from the originally Chinese-themed restaurant that it replaced (East Harbour). Upon entering, I was impressed with how the place looks. It's such a stark contrast to its predecessor because of its vibrant vibe and cool decorations. The place is inspired by the movie, "Chef," where the lead character decided to pursue his passion for Cuban cuisine. The walls are adorned with quotes written in chalk, while nostalgic items surround the area, such as old beer bottles, one of the first Nokia phone models, a Nintendo family computer, vinyl records, an analog TV, and other vintage stuff. I also like their cute makeshift lamps! Their menu is written on a long blackboard, and aside from ribs, they also serve wings, some sides, and milkshakes! I was so curious to try the Cubano sandwich, but since we would be eating rice, I told myself, "Next time!" :p A recent addition to their menu is the classic fish and chips, which are actually fries that reminded me of Mcdonald's! Even if they were a bit soggy, they still tasted good. The fish was just ordinary, but unlike the breaded fish of other restaurants, Brad & Pit's breading was light, so I could still taste the actual fish. At P175 per serving, it's quite a good catch (literally and figuratively hehe). I hope they could serve it with tartar sauce, though. Next, we tried their wings. P200 for 6 pairs is a bit pricey for me, but they tasted great! They weren't too spicy nor too oily, and they were served with honey mustard. Brad and Pit's also offers combo meals priced at P149: that's a pair of wings with one side and rice. Whether they're spicy or not, wings go well with milkshakes! Okay, maybe alcoholic drinks are the best partners, but hey, the heat has been unbearable these days, so milkshakes will do! I ordered strawberry, but you can also choose from chocolate and vanilla. Finally, we tried a huge serving (medium) of ribs, aptly called the "Rib Mountain." These babies come in 4 serving options: small, medium, large, and extra large. We were like, "Medium?! Paano pa kaya 'yung extra large - doble nito?!" (Medium? What more if this were the extra large serving - double this size?!) This size is suited for 2-3 people already, and at P385, it's such a steal! Though the meat isn't the fall-off-the-bone kind, the ribs were still flavorful enough. They are best paired with Brad and Pit's specialty rice: cargo and burrito. IT'S SO GOOD! I could eat the rice on its own! :p Brad and Pit's Ribshack is located at 116 Lilac Street, very near the bridge connecting Soliven and Lilac. They are open from 12 noon until 11 pm from Tuesday to Sunday. It's a good place to indulge in affordable ribs and chill with your buddies or family!

I'm glad you showed up. Hi friends. Hope your entire life is better than anyone deserves. Mine?…read morePretty much that way. Still here in the Philli. Lounging, looking for the next great moment. Got hungry, to off to TGI Fridays. First off, there is a diff concept of time here in Philli. The pace, relaxed. So you will have to recalibrate your Americanized concept of time. Eventually ordered ribs. Homemade chips, onion rings. Ribs, freezer burned, so had an off flavor of that quality. Hey, I grew up eating dirt in Mississippi so I'm used to issues of the 3rd world. I powered through. The chips? Cold, but tasted pretty good. Had they came out promptly, would have been great. Onion rings? Geezuss folks, toss out bad onions. These were on edge. Couldn't power through. Each item had an issue. Given most TGI Fridays stateside are 2 - 3 stars, this one doesn't shock me. I knew better. My bad. Oh yes! The music. Huh? Why was the explicit version of stripper/rapper Lotto, "Let me put this P***y on you", loud in the restaurant. I'm not a prude, but this is a family restaurant in a mall. Small kids were present. Hence the 1 star. Service was still stellar. It's the way of everyone here, just danged nice. I ate. On an island where 75% of it's inhabitants struggle, I ate, so a wins a win. I hope all of you are well.

Got.free nachos..while I order.my chocolate shake,.the…read moreambiance were.great and.the staff were.nice