The original location was by the crossing of McArthur Highway and the road going to St. Jude…read moreSubdivision. What I loved most was when the train would pass by while we were eating--it was an added attraction for me as a 4- to 5-year-old at the time. We're talking about 1979 to 1980. Back then, the menu was simple: just chicken BBQ, regular rice or jun fried rice, bibingka, soft drinks, and my dad would always order a beer. Of course, there was the special sauce--so good, it could be eaten as ulam! This has always been my all-time favorite BBQ place. It was affordable, the portions were big, and now it has even more to offer: sisig, paldeut, soups, pancit, desserts, and even an air-conditioned area. Highly recommended!

Just their kangkong chili garlic and pancit canton, it's already worth coming here. Honestly, I…read morereally don't want it to recommend and keep it a secret and have it all to myself

We had rib eye steaks and braised beef belly, sooo delicious…read more.. Servers ate so attentive in what we need with a smile... Ambience is simple , you won't even imagine that their food is delicious

This place is awesome, foodwise and service! I had the massive burger and I was trying to figure…read moreout what was so different with the burger other than it could feed 5 people, now I know- it was how my mom used to make it. You can really taste the goodness in the meat and not because of the amount of special sauce or condiments needed found in other burgers. Pricey if you're on a budget but, if you're part of a group , the serving size of their meals can definitely be split 2-3+ people.

Sizzling Sisig (290 PHP) - I got to try sisig from its birthplace, and it was undoubtedly one of…read morethe best I've ever had. They achieved the best flavor, especially with the calamansi, and a variety of textures. Highly recommend trying Sisig if visiting Pampanga!

I've heard so much about Aling Lucing's restaurant and decided to come by and check it out. You…read moreknow its good when they are busy and there is a wait to be seated. The restaurant itself is a decent size, more of a hole in the wall type place. The staff are nice and move fairly quickly with our orders and getting our food. The food was delicious. We ordered the crispy kare kare, dinaguan, sizzling sisig, (which they are known for) and everything was good! The only reason why I did not give a 5 star rating is because of the cramped spaces and tendency for bugs:s/flies coming in since the restaurant is open and not enclosed. But for the food, its worth it.

My adopted Filipino family brought me here. Great tasting…read moreauthentic Filipino food! We had the soups, barbecues, and salads. All delicious! Perfect barbecue sauce as well! Service is timely and attentive. It is an outdoor restaurant with partly open sky and a covered section in case of rain. Stylish decor. Everybody left full and happy!

Ok, not the place to eat because they have rats running across the floor in the restaurant while…read moreyou eat. Three times rats came out from under the kitchen area while the cats in the restaurant just sat and watched. Staff, if they are brought to their attention, will just laugh!

While Mang Larry's is the more popular isaw stand, the one that's usually two stands away is what I…read moreprefer. Their isaw is orange, which is prettier to look at (heheh), and they don't overcook the isaw like Mang Larry's often does. My street food of choice is isaw manok, and I haven't found another isawan that serves anything as good as what they have here. The stall directly next to it sells fishballs and kwek-kwek, so hanging out on that lawn with a mere fifty pesos will get you very far. Pair your street food with some refreshing buko juice, and you'll understand why this is a UP student's standard meal. It's not just cheap; it's actually really good! The stalls moved from the empty lot right across Law to the one next to it. The old location is now a parking lot, and while the new one allows several cars to park as well, the ground is much more uneven and rocky. Girls, leave your heels at home!

Hindi ko alam kung bakit si Mang Larry yung sikat na isawan sa UP, dahil yung katabi niyang isaw na…read moreorange naman ang masarap. Medyo mapakla at lasang abo kasi yung kay Mang Larry kaya hindi ko tipo, itong isaw na orange sa tabi niya mas may lasa, siguro dahil may marinade na ketchup at suka kaya naging orange. Pero hindi ko alam, palagay ko lang naman yun. Mas masarap bumili sa isawan na to dahil bukod sa mas masarap ay mas kaunti ang pila, hindi ka masyadong maghihintay ng matagal para makuha ang order mo. Maliliit lang serving sa stick ng isaw nila kaga damihan mo na rin ang orderdahil kapag nabitin ka, hassle nang maghintay uli. Isaw baboy at manok ang lagi kong binibili dito tapos ay isasawsaw sa maanghang na suka. Mmm! Ang sarap nito iulam sa kanin! Minsan ginagawa ko talaga yun, nagbabaon ako ng kanin tapos bumibili ako ng isaw dito pang hapunan.

We often go here during our stay in the Philippines. The…read moreowner and the lady manager are really nice and very friendly. Every time we go here, they always treat us like VIPs. The protein meat they serve are always fresh, tender, juicy, and delicious. Their staff are always attentive to what we needed. A very clean KBbcue place and this is the only place we go every time we want Korean food. Love their stone pot rice they serve us. Miss but will never forget this place since we got back here in Cali. The photos attached were taken on June 27, 2022. Recommending this KBbcue 100%

We were on the way home and our friend was in the mood for some Korean BBQ, so she took us to…read moreGangnam Bulgogi. The place is so roomy, bright and clean. I loved the simple decor, even the exhaust pipes looked cool. Staff were laid back, friendly, and did a good job taking care of us. They don't offer unlimited samgyeopsal like at other KBBQ joints; they focus on quality rather than quantity. I would rather be filled with delicious food than stuffed with mediocrity; life is too short! WE ORDERED: - Han Pan Samgyeobsal (grilled Pork belly) - Bulgogi - seasoned beef - rice We were first served the complimentary, refillable banchan (side dishes) which were tasty: a great way to start. When we were out of the hangry zone, our server brought out the pork belly which had many other items that came with it (please see picture). She grilled up everything and we devoured every little bit. My favorite wrap to use for the meats was the Korean Perilla leaf (mint family) which was aromatic as well as tasty. Make sure to use the chili oil and paste to amp up the flavors. Our group of four had a very enjoyable dinner. I am looking forward to coming back, and would definitely tell all my friends. TIP - make sure they turn off the fire when your food is slightly undercooked because the grill plate stays very hot and will continue cooking your food even when the fire is off.

It's even better than I remember; it's been a year since my last review. I decided to order up a…read morewhole rotisserie chicken for today's lunch, and with the leftovers, I plan to make tomorrow's cobb salad. The meat was smoky, tender, and juicy; they use charcoal in their rotisserie grill. Since they are P100+ cheaper than the national chain lechon manok joints, they deserve five stars.

Masarap ang manok. Believe me you will like it. And it is affordable. But I'm not a fan of the…read moresauce they have.

What it has going for it is its brand and name recognition. Mang Larry's has been an institution at…read moreUP for quite a while now. The order placement system is also very organized. The food order is properly itemized and priced in the printed order slip. It gets full very quickly nearing meal times. We had to wait a short while after placing our order at around 5:45 PM. Students, office workers, and tourists are the present diners when we ate there. What I did not like was the setting and service. It did come a long way now that it has a dedicated seating area and a covered roof compared to yesteryears when it was only a stand-up kiosk. It would have been nice if they went all the way and cemented the flooring and have chosen more presentable table and chairs. Durint the time we were present dining, we also overheard another customer having their order wrong. He ordered something around 20 sticks, but what came in the take-out bag was only around 16 sticks. It was a few sticks short. Lastly, do not expect to get good value when eating here. The small portions of food on the sticks are a little pricey and can add up quicky with just a few sticks ordered.

There is a reason why Mang Larry's is one of the most famous stalls in the UP Diliman Campus. It is…read morea small and humble cart near the Internatonal Center and the Parish of the Holy Sacrifice, yet it manages to drawn in hordes and hordes of students and faculty. It serves a variety of innards and offal, which I think shows the ingenuity and the resourcefulness of our street food eating habits -nothing goes to waste. On the menu are different kinds of isaw or pig and chicken intestines, and other adventurous stuff such as pig ears, tripe, gizzards and liver. People would actually line up and end up smelling like the smoke from the outdoor grill, which goes to show how good the isaw is. I personally don't like isaw very much, and I have already shifted to my veg diet when I came to UP, but my friends swear by the quality of the isaw sold by Mang Larry's. A friend remarked that he wouldn't even touch any other isaw, unless he is sure that utter care was taken by the vendor in cleaning the innards. They say that the stuff sold by Mang Larry's taste fresh and clean, and free from that undesirable taste of chicken poop that any amateur isaw vendor wouldn't think of cleaning out thoroughly. Anyway, I heard Mang Larry was able to send his kids to college because of his trade, to which I say, well done! Excellent job, hardworking and charismatic Mang Larry!

*Don't eat here if you'll be dining outside*…read more My family has been eating here since they opened because the food especially their aged beef is really good and always high quality. But today was honestly disappointing. We ate around 5PM with my lola, my younger sister, and my dog. I understand that pets are only allowed outside, and that's fine. I'm used to that setup. But the outdoor area today had so many flies around 20 or more, not exaggerating. We asked for candles but it didn't help much, so we transferred to the other side since it looked like there were fewer flies. While eating, I was fanning our table almost the whole time so my lola and sister could eat properly. My lola is a senior, so she couldn't really keep shooing them away. It was honestly uncomfortable even the CCTV could show how chaotic our table looked just trying to eat in peace. After eating, I spoke with the manager to share my concern. He explained that they already do regular fumigation and use traps, which I appreciate. But he didn't apologize or acknowledge the hassle of our experience. I suggested maybe raising it with the Clark management team for wider fumigation because the problem might be beyond just their area. Lastly, when I mentioned I had my dog, the manager said I should've just left my pet in the car which was disappointing to hear. It's not safe to do that, and it felt like they don't really care much about pet owners even if we're following the outdoor-only rule. The food is great, but the outdoor dining experience really needs improvement. Cleanliness and comfort are just as important as taste especially since flies can carry diseases.

Not unlimited meat. Not enough room on table to allow you to grill the meat yourself, so they do it…read morefor you. They provide banchan. The soup tastes like nilaga. I looked at the lettuce and I couldn't bring myself to eat it (looked washed but not thoroughly enough). In fact, a spider crawled out of one and make its way up my arm. I also didn't trust the water. There were definitely floaties in there. It can get really busy, so get there early. It can be hard to find parking. Staff was friendly.