Why spent 199 for a one meal menu when you can have unlimited shrimp and buffet for only 199 pesos?…read moreTara na manga un ta sa unlimited shrimp sa eat all you can ni Juan rah 199 ra

Came here on a friday at lunch time and price per head starts at 550 pesos…read more (FYI) Dont confuse this place as the one in Ayala Mall as this is their Buffet restaurant located at the Old Grand Convention Center. They have a big parking lot which they share with 2 other restaurants within the building and a hall. I havent been here in years so when i came and saw they renovated the whole place, i really came to like it. Place is clean, fresh looking and modern. I was surprised that they were really packed for lunch I even had to wait for them to refill some of the food because it was gone in minutes. They have a decent number of food available and taste was pretty good. Some of the ones that I liked included the Squid ala pobre, Scallops, fried fish, the bread( i forgot the name) and the ube cake for dessert. They also have a craving station, sushi area and noodle area. I tried the udon but i tasted too much garlic on my broth I didnt like it very much. Overall it was a good experience but does have some room for improvement.

This was the first buffet I've tried in the Philippines and it didn't disappoint. The ambience of…read morethe restaurant was nice. The place was presentable - tabletops were clean, silverware's were spot free. They had variety of Filipino dishes to choose from.

This was my second visit, and I was surprised by how disappointing the food was this time. The…read morechicken had a rubbery texture, which made me think it either wasn't fresh or was overcooked. The roasted beef was bland and tough. The fillet was the most frustrating--it had so many bones that it was hard to eat. At first, I thought it was just crispy, but as I chewed, I felt sharp bits that made it unpleasant. The dessert was okay, but nothing special. However, the ice cream was melted, which suggests the fridge may have been turned off overnight. Overall, this visit fell far below my expectations compared to my first experience.

Really nice buffet, but like a lot of places here in the Philippines, the quality of the beef is a…read morelittle wanting.

This buffet is located inside the J Park Island & Resort…read more There's plenty of food to choose from. They have buko(!!!) and halo halo. The young coconut was amazing. It was so fresh and natural. The meat inside is soft and gel-like. It was delicious. I wish it was available at home. I was full and satisfied. The quality is higher than typical buffet-style restaurants. The service was impeccable. They even let me feed a fish that was inside a cylinder fish bowl. I'll come back again!

Great ambiance and pretty good food! I would totally give this place five stars if I knew what…read morehalf the food I ate was! (Very few signs to tell you what each buffet item is!) The staff were extremely pleasant and we really enjoyed the music and dance show by the staff towards the end of

Worst buffet ive ever experienced! Went january 1 of 2024 on…read more12pm, paid full price and sime of the choices are nearly empty already. I thought its pretty normal due to the holiday and alot of people are eating too but theyre taking too long to refill some foods! Just I thought everything is bad, not till we saw the big ass rat running around. A lot of people saw it too! Talked to the manager and denied everything. Didnt even apologize. Vikings used to be a great restaurant. 7 years later from the US and this is what I come back with. What a shame.

Ive probably gone here once a week during my 3-week stay on my vacation for several special…read moreoccassions. I always liked their food. They have good variety - both entrees and dessert. They frequently refill the stations that run out. Their meat station selection is good and they have large bathrooms. They also have private rooms for events and long tables for the entire family. For certain occassions, you may want to make a booking or reservation in advance. For Valentines Day, my girlfriend specifically wanted to try this place for the first time. I arrived the day before and I was able to secure a spot for 2. When the place gets busy, people wait outside for the next table to become available, but when the time comes for your reservation, you could just easily go through the reservation line and be seated almost immediately. I did pay a deposit, so I just paid the remainder. I was also here for a birthday. OMG i didnt know they sing the song to you,too. Or you can just ask for a viking hat and a picture with a sign if you want to be discreet. Overall, im pretty satisfied with all my visits here. I would like to come back and dine with my friends here.

In Bacolod, this probably the most consistent quality restaurant…read more Service at the tables is very helpful. Always crowded and always a wait.

This buffet is located in Banilad within Gaisano Country Mall center. If you are coming from…read moreMandaue area stay on your right side and do not get on the bridge, we made the mistake and got on the bridge and end up passing the entrance closest to Family Choice buffet. There was another entrance up ahead but seemed as if it was only one way, so we opted to make a u-turn ahead. We then went back to the underpass ahead of Gaisano Country Mall and made a u-turn at the underpass at the second turn you can make without any signs indicating u-turns weren't allowed. If you miss the first parking area closest to Family Choice there is another parking area entrance ahead on the otherside. We arrived at the buffet about 5:00 pm and staff indicated they were still setting up. About 5 to 10 minutes later they indicated it was ok for us to start. So we grabbed some plates and checked out what they had. They didn't have much for a buffet, about maybe 9 entrees (including 1 choice of soup, bird's nest soup) at the main entree area and about 5 to 6 in the salad area. The only thing that was hot as it should be, was the soup. The beef caldereta was chewy, the lumpia was soggy, the cooked spinach was bitter, this green bean dish was decent. Green beans were crispy, which was good. I didn't partake in the other offerings as numerous flies were just parading through. My wife had kinilaw (fish or seaweed eaten raw usually with vinegar and chili) and she indicated that it was prepared sweet. She didn't expect the kinilaw to be sweet so it wasn't a pleasant surprise. For dessert, you had a choice of pineapple, watermelon and or diy halo halo, which they kept the ice in a suspicious looking cooler that did not look clean at all. Restroom: This is an appetite killer. Disgusting!! That should've been an indication what we were getting into. Just flat out gross!! The restaurant in general was not clean. Over head lights appear to be filthy and the restaurant itself is not maintained well. This buffet used to be on Gorordo and in those days the restaurant appeared to be in better condition with more varieties of food offerings. Sadly, this is not the case anymore. Buffet was 240 pesos per adult (does not include drinks) for dinner. Gaisano Country Mall charges 20 for parking but free for the first 3 hours if you or someone in your group is a senior citizen with i.d.

The place was nice, cozy and our group of 9 had our own private room. The staff was very friendly…read moreand very efficient, even cleared the emptied plates of meat. The charged P400 corkage for a bottle of Japanese Whiskey one of our friends brought. The meat was unlimited, and they had the usual Yakiniku ingredients like unseasoned pork, beef (lots of it), pork liver and squid with lettuce salad with the some familiar Japanese dressing. You have to concoct your own dipping sauce to add flavor to the grilled meats. Lacking were shrimp, mushroom, onions and garlic. I'm surprised to see fishballs. And they serve fried chicken. The soup was some kind of watered down salty miso soup.