This place is the best place to go if you are visiting Father Pio Shrine for over night and diner…read more Food is great and have a best ambience for families and friends.

A good place for get together with old friends. Good food like home, warm owners and excellent…read moreplace. They also have rooms for tourists who might be planning to go to Padre Pio in San Pedro, Sto Tomas Batangas. Please come and visit the place, but make sure to call the owner first as the restaurant is by reservation only except for breakfast.

Kamayan sa Palaisdaan is one of my favorite restaurants in Lucban. My cousin and his family brought…read moreme here to try their Sinugnok na Isda, Pancit Lucban, Sizzling Sisig, Sinigang na Baboy, and Ensaladang Paku. Everything was delicious, especially the Sinugnok na Isda which was my favorite. The staff were friendly, and the ambiance was beautiful. I really enjoyed eating in the bahay kubo by the water. I will definitely come back here again.

Food is not tasty especially the Bulalo. No taste at all. They put garlic and no trace of unions…read more The grilled eggplant has no mixture just plain charcoal grilled. I dont recommend to tourists.

Great Service, Food, Pricing, clean and staff provided all of our needs highly recommended mabuhayread more

As the food was served, I devoured that metal bucket with my seafood choice in it. I really love…read moretheir Sweet Chili Shrimp that comes along with unlimited rice. I am sure that I am going back!

What an amazing spot!!! No notes whatsoever…read more My family', 13 total, spent 3 days in San Pablo City being pampered by my cousin who settled here after marrying into a family based in the city. Our stay concluded here with a lunch for our two families totaling 23 people. Our 12pm reservation was upstairs. We ended up taking over the whole space overlooking the view downstairs. My cousin Diana basically took care of everything. She ordered for all of us with exception of the teenagers who wanted to eat fried foods. Based on what came my way, the highlights were: Bistek tagalog - it left me wanting more rice Puso ng saging - hands down everyone's favorite. So much so we ordered one to go to bring to our family in Manila. We're from Bicol and have this dish regularly when we're there so finding it here after we had just left Bicol certainly was no coincidence Halo halo - best one I had. PERIODT We only ordered one which the kids ended up hogging to themselves since it was that good Turon - fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiire The kids had fish & chips which I was told was good. The ambience here is it. You're transported in time as soon as you walk in. It reminded me of places in Vigan. Even the decor had us staring. My sister wanted to buy one of the paintings, but we were told they weren't for sale. It rained for a few minutes shortly before we left. The garden area looked so breathtaking as it got poured on by so much water. We left full and thankful. The drive back to Manila was so chill. Most of us were knocked out from the best food coma. If you're in the area, this place is a must.

The food is delicious and ambiance is beautiful but the best part is the SERVICE! Wonderful servers!read more

They delivers a warm, comforting bowl of lomi -- thick, hearty broth, good consistency, and a…read moreflavor that satisfies when you're craving something simple but delicious. The ambiance is casual and friendly, the food is good. It is nice place to go with your friends and family.

One of the Batangas pride is "Lomi" must try this over whelming toppings. With their great Meat…read moreballs, liver and thick broth..Mappa "wow" ka sa sarap!!

My family & I arrived here about an hour before closing and they were still really busy. When you…read morewalk in, it is immediately aesthetically pleasing. The food came out quick! While everything on the menu sounded appetizing, we came here for one thing and that was the lomi. We added the fried mushrooms, karaage chicken, and Chinese fried rice (no photo taken). The fried enoki mushrooms were fried perfectly, but I think I expected a little more out of those. Maybe to be more full since they were quite thin. The soup was really good in my opinion for someone who tried Lomi for the first time. The karaage wasn't half as bad! I wish they fried it one more time though just to get a more brown color & have a little more of that ginger taste. We also got the chocolate sea salt cookies at the end and they were delicious! It was a nice chewy cookie shaped brownie with a hint of sea salt which balances everything out. If you look at the menu, there's a lot of great stuff! If I ever come back to Batangas, I would like to try their other items next time.

Every time I visit Lipa, I pay an obligatory visit to Lomi King. My first time was 2 years ago and…read moreat that time this place was a big deal to me. It still is but I noticed that the lomi was too plain. There's nothing in it except the thick broth, kikiam and noodles. Will I go back next time I visit? Maybe yes until I find a more suitable lomi house.

Savoring a taste of the local favorites : Golden fried Tilapia, with Salmon head Sinigang, Beef…read more Kare Kare and a sumptuous serving of Crispy Pata while watching the locals paddling across the Bunot Lake is truly a feast for the soul!

Very cozy dining experience. The view is great. The food is great. There's not that much in the…read moremenu but everything I ordered is amazingly delicious

Hands down the BEST PANCIT IVE EATEN IN THE PHILIPPINES. I've tasted 3 different versions of their…read morepancit: Palabok, Canton, and Bihon. Additionally their portions are huge so you will get your money's worth in the quantity in addition to its already great dish quality Personally the Palabok is the best dish because of the overall taste and feel of the noodles. The Canton is the next tastiest, but it's a little to oily which I guess the flavor comes from! Lol So if your family needs a Bilao full of noodles for lunch or dinner then this is the spot to get your Pancit fix! Side note:The place isn't a sit down restaurant, it's just a pick up and order spot; however there are a couple tables to sit at.

I'm a regular customer of Concha's Garden Cafe! I've been a patron of all three branches, Silang,…read moreTagaytay, and Tomas Morato. I especially like the cozy and very Filipino design of the restaurant which makes me feel at home. The menu consists of all time favorites from all over the country, but my favorite is their Laoya. It's a dish from the south very similar to Nilagang Baka, but with a hint of sweetness. It comes with a dipping sauce which makes it unique. Their coffee is made extra special with balikutsa as sweetener. I'm so looking forward to their new branch in Tagaytay Highlands!

Came here with a big group of 10, we chose this place due to the view you'll see eating outdoor,…read moreordered a bunch of dishes, the food was alright Tagaytay is known for their Bulalo, so we ordered their Bulalo, unfortunately it was way TOO SALTY and ended up not liking it, also couldn't complain because we split the dish into smaller bowl already before we were able to taste it, all the other dishes were nothing to praise about either definitely just paid for the view All "servings" were supposed to be family style but I'd say they servings were on the smaller side compare to their pricing, again we were willing to pay for the view just a heads up for the future patrons that will dine here Unfortunately we really were not impressed by the food 2/5 for food 5/5 for the view PSA---- ₽70/rice