Chili's is always a good place to hang out and catch up with friends. I was surprised to see that…read morethe restaurant is full on a weeknight. I had a pleasant and comfortable first time visit to this branch (I am often at their Morato branch). I was the first to arrive among my friends and was seated to a confortable couch while the receptionist introduced to me our waiter. I was handed the menu and was introduced to their best-sellers and promos. Most restaurants I know would not even mention their promo, but they did. I was already hungry so I ordered their southwestern egg rolls to spend the time. Egg rolls is one of my favorite at Chili's. It is soft flour tortillas filled with beans, smoked chicken, corn, jalapenos jack cheese, red peppers and spinach, rolled and fried, then served with avocado-ranch dressing. It is cool and comforting to the mouth. After awhile, my friends arrived and we started ordering. We availed their Php999 promo of 1 appetizer and 2 entree of choice. We ended up ordering Wings over Buffalo, Fish and Chips, and Classic Chicken Fajita since it will be for sharing. The chicken drummettes are very flavorful and swert yet very spicy too. The fish comes in 3 giant pieces. They are soft and crispy but a bit too oily. The grilled chicken was good and everything blended well arpubd the flour tortilla. Halfway thrpugh our catching up, my phone died. Although there are available sockets around the restaurant, we sat from it. So I asked our server if I can give them my phone to charge and they willingly accepted it. Overall, staffs are very attentive and fast. Food is good. The toilets are downstairs though. They also have a smoking area and a bar. Few parking spaces around but there is a parking lot across. Great place to hang out.

Overpriced food and mediocre taste. Service needs improvement. I must have asked for a glass of…read morewater 4X.

So I ordered a grilled chicken burrito. They were in halves. I only had one cause it really was…read morefilling. The other half, I took home. I thought it was kinda dry. My first burrito did have 99% rice so this one had a little less than 99% so I'd say it's better than that. The chicken was good. The veggies were just like some lettuce and beans. Dips were perfect. I'm not sure if this is authentic burrito, but I'm pretty sure it's not more of rice and not so bland. I can't say I've experienced better, but I guess they can do better. I think they're a bit pricey for most people. For me, it's just right considering how I was filled with just half the burrito (or I probably just have a tiny stomach to fill). Might try other stuff from here when I'm in the area. But I hope they do something with the dryness and bland taste of the food.

Not impressed. I'm a fan of Mexican food, and this is pretty disappointing. I ordered the Grilled…read moreChicken Burrito and it was 80% rice. That would've been okay had the rice been flavorful, but it was bland. The chicken in it was pretty good, but I wish there was just more. And where are my veggies and black beans? What burrito is this? I thought the garlic sauce would be the saving grace, but it tasted weird. Sana nag-Army Navy nalang ako. The nacho platter in terms of appearance was pretty exciting--colorful, lots of toppings, etc. But it also fell short. There was a lot of ingredients, but they tasted store-bought and pretty cheap. Again, I was looking for more black beans, jalapeno and a bit more spice. Contrary to its plating, the flavors I'm looking for in a good nacho platter was just not there. My friend ordered the Pollo meal and was also disappointed. If you're in Mega Food Hall, I suggest you skip them and jump right to the long queue at Frankie's where what you'll be paying for will be worth it.

Forget about your diet when you visit Chili's; this is no place to count calories. Their dishes are…read morehearty, come in huge servings, and satisfy that little monster inside all of us that demands to be fed something more than salads and protein shakes, and fed a lot. I had huge helpings of almost everything my family ordered. Personal favorites were the fajita trio - juicy grilled beef, chicken, mushrooms, shrimp, and bellpeppers to be wrapped in toasted tortillas - and their chicken and bacon quesadillas with just the right amount of cheese to hold the fillings in and stop them from getting dry. To make you feel a little better about overeating and like you're still trying to be healthy, Chili's offers some pretty tasty salads as well. I especially liked how the lightly sweet mandarin orange-sesame dressing complimented the crispy chicken salad. Don't leave without trying their desserts! The skillet cookie is gooey and chocolate-y, and the fried cheesecake, while covered in an unappetizing crispy batter, is worth a try because the cold cake inside is pretty good. Both goodies come with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream, and are big enough to share with the whole family. Final verdict: comfort food overloooaaaad. One of the top restos to have a good time with family or friends with great food.

Did not expect much because of its simple interiors but was quite surprised that the place was very…read morebusy on a Sunday afternoon. Loved their burrito! Incredibly tasty and very filling. And glad that they didn't scrimp on beef and cheese on their nachos! Prices were very reasonable and dishes were hella good!

My brother and I had the chance to try Silantro in Kapitolyo! Silantro is Fil-Mex Cantina and, yes,…read morethey sprinkle Cilantro on ALL of their dishes. The place always has a long line every time we pass by. Imagine our surprise when, even on a Monday, the place was packed! We ordered Silantro's Calliente Wings (Php170, 3.7USD) for our starter. Their Lucha Tacos is one of their best-sellers. We had the Medio which offers double choice of meat in 2 taco shells (option for soft or hard shell, we went for the the soft shell) for only Php95 (2USD)! We ordered the lengua and lamb. For the adventurous, there is ox stripe. But, they also have chicken and beef for those who want to play it safe. Go for the lengua, really good! I also had a Mojito (Php90, 1.9USD), one glass was definitely not enough. The only thing we didn't like about Silantro was their service. It took them quite a long time to serve our food. But, even with the waiting time, the food is worth it. I'm going back to this place with my friends. Next time, I'll be ordering their Unli Mojito! :)

Gringo offers chicken and ribs with sides, and other tex-mex dishes (burrito, taco, quesadillas…read moreetc). I would highly recommend their Southern Spice chicken (or original for non-spicy option) with sides. I like how they have healthy options for the side dishes. I always get mashed camote (sweet potato) and garlic mushroom. For the regular sides, I like mashed potato, buttered corn and fried saba (banana). You can also ask for a refill of the sauces that come with the chicken (garlic and spicy). Their baby back ribs are quite a splurge, but the ribs are cooked well :) I also get their house blend iced tea which is a great complement to their dishes. The pitcher size is great for sharing. They also have alcoholic drinks like local and imported beer. Compared to its competitors, Gringo has a great vibe that for me is always a plus. I will definitely come back to try other items in their menu :)

Hi Yelpers. Hope you're all well. Another review from the Phillipines. Okay, so no, I'm not hitting…read moreup many local spots. Why? Not a fan of spicey foods. This place is all spicey. So again, a bit of Americana. This time, Chili's. Ordered ribs, fries, corn. Um. Yes to all three. These ribs were every bit as good as stateside. The fries, super crispy. Service was pretty good. Everyone from manager on checked in often. Loved this experience.

Temp check is done as you enter and alcohol is available to sanitize hands, but there are no…read morewritten health questionnaires to fill out. Friendly Staff wear masks and face shields. We sat at one of their roomy booths. On one TV screen is a sports channel, and the other, a movie channel. Points for free WiFi. WE ORDERED - Strawberry lemonade (single serve) - real strawberry used, too sweet so I had to dilute with water. - Lemonade (bottomless) - Ultimate Bacon Cheeseburger with fries (requested crispy) - Texas trio 1 - Salmon with honey chipotle sauce over rice - overcooked and dry 2- Smoked bbq ribs over mashed potatoes - tender meat, home made chunky mashed potatoes had skin yummy. 3- Grilled chicken with garlic bbq sauce over corn black - -bean salsa topped with queso crumbles - no grill marks on chicken. Corn and bean salsa was delish. Food was served room temp. I appreciate that there are free refills on their iced tea, lemonade, soda, coffee and hot tea. For American cuisine, the food is ok and the prices are reasonable.

AMBIENCE Restaurant is dimly-lit and spacious with a variety…read moreof chairs and couches. High-chairs are available for toddlers and temperature was slightly cool. FOOD Slow-cooked Beef Burrito looked small but was really heavy on the tummy. I had Lemon Herb dip with every bite! Southern Style Chicken has great sauce for the nachos and meat was already super tasty without the dips. SERVICE We were greeted when we entered the restaurant and the Southern Style Chicken arrived quickly. They said it'd take a minute for the burrito's arrival but it took a bit longer; they probably meant it as an expression so it's totally okay. No service charge.

When it comes to delicious all-American grub, Chili's has always been one of my family's top picks…read more Just recently, Chili's launched some new dishes, including what they call "Art of the Burger," where their chefs created fresh new flavor combinations! Aside from that, they also have new sides and shakes for those in search for the unique. Here's a look at what to expect on your next visit: Crispy Corn Masa Fries (P300) It's their tasty house-made fusion of potatoes and toasted corn seasoned with chimichurri sauce, parmesan blend, cilantro, and lemon-char seasoning salt, served with three dips (jalapeño aioli, chipotle aioli, and ketchup) A similar dish is their Chicken-loaded Crispy Corn Masa Fries (P525) which makes use of the same tasty house-made fusion of potatoes and toasted corn, but topped with smoked and grilled chicken mix, queso blanco, queso crumbles, green chile sauce, and cilantro. Both items are good to share (and actually pretty heavy), so I suggest getting only one order per group of maybe four to five people to leave enough room for the main dish. These were pretty addicting - everyone couldn't seem to stop eating them since the fries really have good flavor combinations to them. For the dips, my favorite is the chipotle aioli (plus anything with cheese is okay in my book.) For the burgers, we started off with the bites. The Bacon Perfection Bites (P650) is Chili's house-made blend of premium ground beef and bacon, topped with pickles, cheese, and more bacon (who doesn't like bacon!?) It is then drizzled with jalapeño aioli on a buttered toasted bites bun and served with garlic parmesan fries. If you want something healthier, compared to bacon, at least, here is their Shrimp Masterpieces (P550) - succulent house-made shrimp patty on pickled onion coleslaw, pico de gallo, chipotle aioli, and Southwest Cajun seasoning. Of course, the burger is smothered in queso fundido on the same buttered toasted bites bun. Also served with garlic parmesan fries. These burgers are the perfect size to share. But if you want to go big, then perhaps the Magnificent Beef & Shrimp Burger (P650) is the one for you. Thanks to Chili's, we now have the perfect marriage of a hamburger patty and shrimp patty with, of course, queso fundido. The entire thing is placed on pickled onion coleslaw, pico de gallo, and chipotle aioli, topped with avocado slices. Avocado seem to be all the rage nowadays, so it's nice that they found a way to incorporate it into their newest burger. Work of art indeed! Last but not the least is their Sunrise Burger (P550), a carefully constructed breakfast burger with leaf lettuce, tomato, onions, and their signature sauce, topped with queso fundido, bacon, and fried egg. Since burgers and fries go best with shakes, they also came up with two new offerings! The Molten Shake is all about the chocolate, while the Coffee Toffee is, well, all about the coffee (and toffee). For P220, it is a pretty sweet deal, if you ask me. ;) Don't skip on dessert since their Salted Caramel Molten Lava Cake (P420) will change your life! It's everything your salted caramel loving heart desires and more!

Call me odd but I don't really go to Army Navy for the Burritos. I go for everything else. I know,…read moreI know... everyone keeps raving about how good the burritos are, they're huge, they're really tasty, you should try them. I'll get to those eventually. For now, I have to try everything else on the menu first. Army Navy is probably the only place that managed to revive my tolerance for spicy food. To be honest, if I'm handed anything spicier than wasabi, I turn tail. Fast. I am not a fan. But oh, this place managed to win me over. First, there's the fries (lovingly smothered in mustard because I'm an oddball who smothers everything in mustard when given the chance). Normally, I prefer my fries thick cut and mealy but if we're talking about crisp shoestring potatoes, this. This is good. There's a subtle heat to them that grows the more you have but it's not a bad heat at all. It's flavorful and salty -- but not too salty. You can probably go without ketchup but you'll have to pry the mustard from my cold dead fingers. Then there were their quesadillas. Their cheese quesadillas. It was love at first sight. Warm, gooey... it was everything I wanted in cheese. It's served with this nice crisp salsa (again, a first. I can't stand raw tomatoes but I LOVE their salsa on these quesadillas) and this wonderfully spicy Army Navy sauce. I've asked time and time again what it is and what it's made of but they're not spilling the beans. Whatever it is, its perfect with that delicious square of melted cheese and tortilla. Notable mentions: their Libertea is good. You can REALLY taste the tea. This is what iced tea ASPIRES to be. The Freedom Toast is good, too. Definitely not what you'd want for breakfast. It's more of a dessert than a breakfast. Blame the ice cream. Army Navy is probably not where I'd go if I wanted a heavy meal... but it's definitely what I'd consider my definition of comfort food.

Always our go to place when we feel like we want to get stuffed with burgers and fries. The meat is…read morealways bursting with flavor and their classic fries are thinly cut, they tastes perfect in the mouth. The burritos are also a must try. With Army Navy, you'd surely get what you pay for.