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9 years ago
This is my favorite Bonchon thus far since I love their chicken. The service is fast too. The only downside is the serving of their Bingsu. It's smaller compared to other brances. But overall still a nice tambayan read more
Bonchon - Fast Food Near Me - Imus, CAV
Upper Ground Floor, Unit 102, Lumina Point
Emilio Aguinaldo Highway corner Nueno Avenue
Imus, 4103 Cavite
Philippines
046-4162600
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http://bonchon.com.ph
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What time does Bonchon open?
Bonchon opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Bonchon close?
Bonchon closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mon-Sun 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Does Bonchon serve alcohol?
Yes, Bonchon serves alcohol.
Does Bonchon have parking?
Yes, Bonchon has parking options.
Does Bonchon have free WiFi?
Yes, Bonchon has free WiFi.
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Had a great time at Premier The Samgyupsal! The food was delicious and authentic, the service was…read morequick and friendly, and the ambiance made for a really enjoyable meal. Highly recommended if you're craving some quality samgyupsal!
Long lines are usually a good sign that the food is worth the wait. While the line to be seated…read morewrapped around the building, we couldn't leave the area we were exploring without partaking in this Korean BBQ experience! Once the waitstaff understood that we were there to eat our hearts out, they kept the bottomless accouterments coming! At one point, we had 4 different waitstaff stopping by our table every five minutes to bring us more of something delicious. Everything was fresh and good quality. Know before you go: 1. Make sure you know what's included in your order and what's extra. The waitstaff is more than happy to help make sense of it all. 2. Come wearing stretchy pants! You will undoubtedly eat more than you intended! 3. Bring your own hand wipes. The paper towels provided just don't cut it! I mean, it's BBQ! Plan on getting messy. Between the healthy portions, attentive waitstaff, and the casual atmosphere that teeters on gritty, we had an amazing culinary experience! I would definitely come back to this restaurant.
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We stopped for lunch after arriving from California z my siblings recommended the place , one of…read moretheir favorite. We were greeted by male waiters and were seated right away. They were all attentive very warm. My sibling ordered the menu A . As they were serving the different meats and condiments , I saw a small cockroach crippling on one of the raw meat. I told the waiter and they immediately replaced the meat and apologized. It was disgusting yet for them to immediately resolved the problem was nice. Yet still unhealthy and unsafe seeing creatures crawling. I didn't eat the meat. The condiments were average. You have to ask for some dish that they don't offered. Like pickled radish, bean sprout, soup, rice is extra pay . They didn't let us pay for the rice and gave us free cofffee drink for the cockroach inconvenient. It's a nice restaurant yet attention needs to be addressed on safe handling and sanitation. Thank you .
I really wanted to like this place, but I was quite disappointed with the meat dishes. We were…read moretold by the server that all of their meat is tender, but that was not true. We chose to have them grill the meat for us, and the first dish had an after taste of the gas they might have used. The second dish were the short ribs. They were very tasty, but unfortunately very chewy. I opted to eat the soups and vegetable dishes that we ordered. I enjoyed the egg pancake that we ordered. I like that they are open 24/7, but I wish their meat was more tender. I guess I am just accustomed to going to other Korean barbecue restaurants in which the meat is both tasty and tender. I liked that they had unlimited banchan (side dishes). It was nice that they gave us complimentary coffee at the end of the meal, although our birthday celebrant stated that the coffee tasted like it was from a 3-in-1 coffee packet. I thought that maybe they would have good desserts? Unfortunately, they do not have any desserts on their menu.
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Love the place! Servers are very attentive. Their meats and porks taste so much better than the…read moreother Korean BBQ restaurants. Overall it was good. I'll give this restaurant 5 stars. Good job. Sobrang worth it. Thank you.
We'd been trying to visit here for a while! They only accept cash, and we usually only have gcash…read moreor cards to do our transactions with. It's a little confusing when you start out, but everything we tried was amazing. No complaints about the food at all. Agree with previous reviewer about the flies. We definitely had some! It was pretty busy when we got there, so it took a while to flag someone to get more meat, drinks, and check. Would be nice if they could add some additional ways to pay other than cash.
If it's not obvious yet, we love our Korean food. Unlimited AKA All You Can Eat (AYCE) Korean in…read morethe Philippines? Why not? The banchans were plentiful and the food was good. Of course the food is enjoyed more by the company you eat with and we ate with a dear old friend and her partner. This was the tail end of our trip and we're already in a coma from the all the food we ate in the last two weeks. Would visit this place again. Do come with an empty stomach.
During our stay in the Philippines, we had a chance to have lunch with family. The restaurant was…read morenice and clean. Kind of pricey but it was nice to experience. My only complaint is it would have been nice if they told us that they were going to charge us 10% service fee and I think it was for them cooking our food. However, we didn't know that and we were cooking the food most of the time. For anyone that goes, ask about the service fee. Overall, the food was great.
It took us awhile to forgive Samgyupsalamat. At their Kapitan Tikong branch months ago, we were…read morevery unsatisfied with the tough meat they served us. We used to be regular customers there so we knew our meat. Our visit at this new branch redeemed us as regular customers again. We were so happy to be surprised by the extra space they have at the back; you'd think the branch is small if you only took a peek from the outside. It was a bit warm at first but they adjusted the aircon later on. Walls were painted black even in the restroom. Overall place looked simple and had that hole-in-the-wall vibe. Cleaning the front windows looks necessary though it amusingly matches the restaurant vibe. Service was good since they always got what we needed at fair waiting times. Refills came back loaded with food and the water pitcher really kept the service water cold. The free veggie leaves, dips, side dishes, steamed egg, and soup were impressive to the eyes and tongue. Be careful with the steamed egg because the bowl was insanely hot! We ordered two meats ala carte and they were excellent both in texture and flavor! To the management team: Thank you for impressing us, and we can only hope and wish you maintain the good quality of your food and service. Forget what I said about the windows; they still pass! :p
The food was good, meat were fresh, service is good. Could…read morestill be improved though on varieties of meat
We were excited to try this place to celebrate my cousin's birthday and was extremely disappointed…read more I've been to dozens of Korean bbq places and this was the first time I was disappointed. There are about 3 categories that include the unlimited bbq and you can also purchase items ala carte. The pork is PHP 399, beef PHP 499, beef ribs PHP 499 which was unavailable! The restaurant was brand new and they didn't have the one item I wanted to try. All the meats were so fatty and for those prices, I would consider it over priced. The quality was extremely poor and I found myself trying to cut through the meat to remove the fat, without much luck since there was so much of it. Save your money. I wouldn't recommend coming here.
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Marinated pork - fatty, like bacon
The side dishes were all tasty. My favorites were marinated pickles and singkamas with red sauce…read more The meat was okay, but it could have been better if the meat were softer when cooked. All in all it's good for its price. I enjoyed cooking and it's nice to know that they were using charcoal.
This is the second time I've been to Samgyupsal, the wait was a brutal 2.5 hours but in the end it…read morewas well worth the wait. Food was amazing and there's something about making your own food on the grill that makes everything taste good. Staff are friendly and happy to make suggestions too, give it a try!
Samgyupsalamat Unlimited Buffet
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AMBIENCE We were actually impressed with the restaurant's…read moresize. It looked a bit small from outside but once they opened the restaurant, we stepped in and noticed how far back those seats go! Interior's another thing; very well-lit, inviting with a sunset palette and lively vibe despite us being the first customers. The crowd started building up later on and when we left, a number of tables were already filled. FOOD Since this was a first-time visit, we focused on the pork options since there were already 8 to choose from (and 2 for chicken). Unfortunately, we had no more room for chicken either because we were SO FULL from all the delicious meats and banchan (side dishes). Skirt Meat and Rack were the most meaty while the Pork Belly, if cooked right, would give ya a nice chicharon experience! Cheeks were actually cute and very interesting to eat. We made sure to cut them into smaller pieces midway, because they are curled up like me when I sleep sideways. Gotta get all angles cooked! Cooking, overall, was so fun and we took turns doing it so the other could have more time to eat; teamwork! Free spicy soup was available but I passed on that and focused more on the fish cake-type of banchan plus the cheese dip for the meats. This place offers very satisfying options! SERVICE Everyone did very well! They were easy to call for assistance regarding the grilling surface, refills and bill payment. Knowledge of the menu was also apparent.
Fantastic Chef, Leon Guinto
Ask anyone who lives in BF Homes what they think is the most popular Korean restaurant here and…read morethey would probably say Sam Won. It's been around the block, or should I say avenue for some years already. It's has survived and outlived all the other restaurants that had early deaths and will continue to remain there for indefinitely. It's simple. The food is delicious, full with flavor and the prices within reason. They give a good selection of side dishes too, from the regular kimchi to other pickled vegetables. But what I like best about this restaurant are the slabs of meat you can order and grill on the in-table charcoal grill. Tips: 1. For first-timers, order the Bibimbap and pork belly. I guarantee you will love these dishes. 2. Order the fish ice cream after eating. It's fish-shaped ice cream with vanilla and beans inside.
This place is always full. My mental image of the place is its exterior surrounded by parked cars…read more Clearly, it's one of the more popular Korean restaurants in BF Homes and one of the oldest too. And there's good reason why it's been around so long! It's relatively inexpensive for its quality, and probably the best you'll get in BF. Korean food is amazing, especially when it's cooked right in front of you and you're surrounded by a number of side dishes (as all Korean BBQ places would offer). We ordered a batch of mixed meats to be grilled (pork, beef, chicken), which were done on our table. And by the way, Sam Won is the only Korean place I've been to where we tried grilling chicken. It's mostly pork and beef, isn't it? Be sure to dip the meats in the sauces too, really tasty! :D
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Sinful as it is, battering and deep frying is probably one of the best contributions to the world…read moreof food ever. Texture, taste, it just adds so much to a simple cut of meat or anything else. What Stoner's did was take every single thing you could batter and deep fry and put it on one menu. When I say everything, I mean everything. Wings, chicken, fish, bacon, corndogs, oreos, chocolate... everything. I'll have to say though, I like their corndogs better than the ones at the Soul Food Truck for the simple reason that for 50php, you get the whole hotdog. Their breading isn't so thick and it's served with honey mustard. A good combination. When you're in somewhere like the Z Compound, that's a pretty smart move. It's the sort of food that's popular with the kids and given that the Z's population is mostly kids? That's a given. The staff's pretty great too. They work efficiently and are willing to deliver your order wherever you're sitting in the Compound. Also, they said their bar stools were reserved for a group but let me hang around while I ate my corndog. For what you pay, it's also a good deal. Their menu runs along the 150php-ish range but you get a good amount of deep fried goodness with each serving. Definitely not a place I'd go for a meal every single chance I get for fear of cutting my life short a few years but it's a tempting offer to.
Whoever invented the concept of soul food is a true genius. There is just something special about…read morebiting into food that is so sinfully bad its good.Deep-fried food always makes me feel better during those under-the-weather days, and I'm glad a soul food store is just a few blocks away from my house. Stoner's Soul Food To Go is always a treat whenever I would like to go on a cheat day. Their ridiculously unhealthy fare is a welcome reward after days of strict dieting on vegetarian food. It has found a niche as one of the few places in the The Z that offers dessert, and so customers always snap up the perennial favorite deep-fried Oreos, which is basically just everybody's favorite sandwich, dunked in pancake batter and fried to golden perfection in hot oil. They also have spuds in all yummy varities such as fries, crinkle-cut potatoes and hash browns.For a heavy snack, I get the fish and chips, their tender pieces of white fish fillets fried in batter and served with french fries. The staff are always nice, and they could take your order to wherever you are seated inside The Z Compound, though they have their own counter with a few seats.
This is one of best Japanese restaurants that have focus on Japanese who work in industrial parks…read more In lunch time there is full of Japanese from Rosario industrial park. The reason of 5 stars is of Cost performance view point. The restaurant seems long history of business there, and not fancy but old Japanese style of ordinary canteen.
I got sick the next day. The best thing about this restaurant is the water. Service is good…read morethough.
Soul food really isn't much of a thing here, is it? When we think of American food, we usually…read morethink of burgers, fries, almost everything western lumped together in one incoherent, almost stereotypical pile. These guys take what's usually associated with the south and African-American nosh and serve it up in delectable bite sized portions. I have not had corndogs like these guys do corndogs. Most corndogs I've seen have this bready, almost pancake-like coating. What these guys carry is warm and crunchy. A good holder for the hotdog. My only regret is that it looks like they use half a hotdog rather than a whole hotdog but given how heavy it is? That might actually be a stroke of brilliance on their part. And let's not get started on their deep fried oreos. Now those were an indulgence I'd only tasted one other place. It's a great place that fills the "I just want a snack" niche at StrEAT. Also, have I mentioned the staff is really nice? Because they're really nice.
My partner is a cheese lover so you can only imagine how her eyes twinkled when we saw the poster…read moreabout Deep Fried Cheese! Hihi. Food trucks are sort of becoming a thing now in the Philippines and were just so glad that they are conquering Maginhawa Street. The Soul Food Truck is one of those food stalls located in Maginhawa strEAT. They are serving averagely priced meals - Deep Fried Cheese only costs 75php and it comes with a unique strawberry cinnamon dip. Definitely a must-try if you're in the area!
This place is great. We've been here multiple times now, and they really do a great job. Their…read moreFilipino food has both the traditional ways of being served, as well as other options on their menu that make dishes have a twist. For instance, palabok can be served normally or in a way that is social media worthy, with crispy noodles that are tall and then the peanut sauce being drenched upon serving. We've had a number of dishes throughout the menu, and haven't been disappointed. Granted, we were more for the traditional dishes and flavors, and they were all great. The classics side of the menu is absolute fire. From the vegetable-centered dishes to the hearty dishes full of meat, we've really enjoyed the choices we happened to make while eating here. Their drinks are good too. I'd suggest getting the bottomless iced tea, because it is so, so, so refreshing on a hot and humid day. It is an absolute gift of God to have that on those tropical days. Not only is it bottomless, it is refreshing and actually delicious. I really would recommend the Gising Gising. Each time, I've gotten it, I've contemplated ordering another round. The portions here are generous, especially the large. The first time we were here, we expected smaller Filipino-sized portions, but we were surprised when they came. We were lucky that we were able to finish what we ordered and that it even fit on the table. If they keep it this way, I'll absolutely keep coming back when back in Cubao.
I'm glad Heroes has a spot on High Street, because this would be one of the few stores that I would…read moreactually stop to walk through to see if they have anything new in stock. The last time I purchased something from Heroes, it was a limited edition (well at least, here in Manila) Street Fighter Kid Robot blind box collection. To my dismay, I got my third Ken (he's quite a common find), and I told myself that when I would be save up some extra money, I would come back here to try my luck again. When I came back a month later, the blind boxes on display were from a different set, so I wasn't able to try for another Street Fighter figurine. Aside from blind boxes, Heroes has a lot of comic book and movie character figurines, statues and busts that will satisfy any avid collector. These collectibles are a bit out of my budget, but sometimes I walk into the store, just to appreciate the artwork. They also serve food here, but I personally haven't tried any dishes, though having some food as you spend time inside a collectible shop (maybe to play a related board game or two) doesn't sound too bad.
Do you know how frustrating it is to be a collector of a certain something, but not have enough…read moremoney to actually take collecting seriously? Imagine how sad I was eating in a store surrounded by collectors items, figurines, and toys, staring at a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle on display right in front of me. Heroes is a quaint geeky concept shop that sells all these different things ranging from Comic Book heroes to American TV shows. I had dined here once because it was one of the very few places along Bonifacio High Street that actually served affordable meals. So while I couldn't satisfy the geek within, I got to fill my stomach at least.
I am not really a huge fan of Filipino food, but who wouldn't go gaga over Tapa King's house…read morespecial. Every Pinoy knows that Tapsilog is one of the Philippines's most iconic dishes. Despite the simplicity of this food, it is popular for its perfect combination of sweet, sour, and salty flavors. Tapa King's Tapsilog is one of the best silog dishes that I have ever tasted. The beef strips that they use for their tapa are not hard and rubbery. It is served with sinangag or garlic fried fried rice and fried egg. Besides silog dishes, Tapa King also has a wide variety of food to choose from. They sell burgers for the price of 60 pesos. It has cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, and cucumber. For dessert, I often buy a slice of their chocolate cake, which can be bought for 65 pesos. It has a caramel filling, which makes this heavenly slice of cake even better. Tapa King can surely satisfy all of your cravings for home-cooked Filipino meals.
The restaurant or food chain is over rated. Pictures on their menu seems so huge and so many but…read morewen they serve it to you is only have 3 pieces of each. I order the freaking royal meal expecting to be royal but its like a food for a kid.
More than a little confused regarding how this qualifies as Japanese food, but I won't pursue the…read moresubject. Instead of gyoza or sashimi being the star of the menu, Pepper Lunch's main dishes are their sizzling ulam at kanin combos. You choose your meat, a sauce to go with it, and stir fry yourself it on the hotplate when it reaches your table. . Good for quick lunches or dinners; it really hits the spot when you're rushing to fill an empty stomach
Great place for fresh seafood and a taste of classic Filipino food. It is similar to "dampa" where…read morediners will select ingredients from the cold section and proceed to the counter. Ningnangan is popular up north since there are other branches across the different towns in Bulacan. Went on a tuesday night and there are is quite of number of people. Items are usually priced per 100g. There is a variety of fish, meat, vegetable, and skewers. Local delicacies and desserts are also available. We ordered a King Crab in Spicy Garlic, Buttered Shrimp, Baked Tahong, Bulalo, Ensalada and Rice. The choice of recipe is requested upon payment. Our entire bill costs P2500 including drinks. The staff are all well-trained and food is served in no time. Area is clean with nipa huts for bigger groups.
Wow. How does Magoo's only have one outlet left in all of Manila? What a travesty... thank you,…read moreEastwood for keeping them around. Similar to the previous reviewer, Joash, I have fond memories associated with Magoo's as well having grown up hanging out at Paeng's Skybowl on Friday afternoons with friends. Magoo's Pizza is delicious and they're very strategic about how they cut their pizzas. It assures that everyone will get a bite for big gatherings or at parties. The standout item on the menu is indeed the pizza dog which is really a meal in itself. Mouthwatering goodness.
Magoo's Pizza never fails to bring back high school memories with my buddies and family. Everybody…read morein my high school batch knows that this was the pizza place to hang out while playing billiards at Paeng's Superbowl in Robinsons Galleria. The first in the country to serve square cut pizza. They serve scrumptious pizza, pasta, salads and subs to satisfy your cravings. We usually order the Magoo's Famous Combination composed of pepperoni, pork sausage, mushrooms and my not so favorite green peppers. When I was on a budget and couldn't really finish a whole pizza, I would order their Pizzadog. This is such a treat for just a hundred pesos. It's a hotdog sandwich but instead of a bun they use their pizza. The Super Torpedo Sub is also a must try filled with hams and vegetables if you got a little extra budget than a Pizzadog. I'm glad that Magoo's has stayed in business all these years; do check out their square cut pizzas.
First time here with my sister and the kids after a long morning of shopping. Next door buffet…read morerestaurant had a very long line. Glad this place wasn't as packed as we were all hungry... and getting hangry! We were seated immediately. Our server Reneboy (I joked and asked him where Flordeluna was) was very helpful, friendly and attentive. Well decorated and clean. Food came quickly and it was good. Better than we expected. Food did not disappoint at all. We will definitely come back to this place when we are at the mall.
Their mega crispy Lechon Macao and Yang Chow Fried Rice will make you crave and want for more…read more Their shrimp dishes are superb too. Cozy ambiance.. Love how they serve complimentary hot tea in cute pots