Food, service and the ambiance is excellent. Staff are very friendly. We ordered five different…read moredishes the watermelon sinigang very unique flavor and the sisig was so good.

I'm back, had to literally travel half way across the globe to be here. Is it as good as I…read moreremember? Well they still don't take reservations and there is always a wait. We got the house sisig, crispy Palabok, crispy pata, and gising gising veggie- all excellent. Shout out to the fresh ginger lemon grass tea to help cut richness of all the fried food and the green yes green mango shake. Pro tip: don't get all fried food get a soup or something to cut the grease.

Worst place for a big crowd to eat pricey food does not match good service. After awhile serving…read morefood, rice came out after we almost finished food. Service was bad. Never coming back there. Solaire branch.

Great tasting food. Highly recommended inside MOA. Fast service and courteous servers...read more

I really like this restaurant chain. The Filipino food is very good here. This chain is located in…read moreSM Mall of Asia (MOA) on the second floor in the outdoor part of the mall. My parents and I came here since we like the other chain in another mall. My dad ordered Betchay (Filipino ramen) which my dad said it's a little salty but good. My mom and I ordered, liang, lumpia and liempo pork and all were good and portion for two. Well, all orders are good for two people. The drinks are great, too; always fresh! Mango and buko pandan is a must get here. My dads gulaman is full of sago! He finished that fast! You always get free corn nuts, too. Staff was great and place is clean! Will come back if in the area! [130/100]

The place was clean, presentable and the servers were polite, but the menus were old and ripped…read more The pork sisig, kansi and mango shake were delicious, but the portions were small. I can order 4 pork sisig and kansi and eat them all day! That's how tasty the pork dishes were. However, the halo-halo, pork isaw and batchoy failed. The isaw was too dry and there's no street food feel into it. The batchoy was definitely bland and tasted like water with noodles in it. And lastly, the halo-halo was dry and bland as well. It looks good due to the presentation but the milk that they used seemed cheap and the bowl was not shallow enough to mix the ice. Overall experienced was okey. A bit disappointing because, the way he presented his food on instagram and on tv was not the same in real life.

This restaurant located in Conrad Hotel is nice and clean. It has a modern feel. At first glance,…read moreit looked like a coffee shop to me. I was surprised to learn it's a Filipino restaurant. Another Filipino food adventure! Very interesting food ideas in cute plating presentations but food is quite disappointing.. The quality of fish balls were worse than I can remember. It lacked the chewy texture that street vendors sell. The palabok was swimming in sauce, it was almost like soup. They've got the idea but needs to refine on taste.

Stayed at the Conrad hotel for 3 days and ate at this restaurant 3 times- one with some friends,…read moretwice with family. Filipino food "with a twist". Not disappointed at all. The drinks are amazing and 1 is not enough. We tried everything on the menu as much as we could and everything was amazing and flavorful. Some dishes like the young squid are executed with a subtlety and restraint. There is contrast in mouth feel. Decor is pretty modern. Service is constant and attentive. Crowd was reasonable at all times we went - early lunch, cocktail hour, dinner.

Was here last year before I went back to the states and was one of the best meals. Food is cheap…read moreand large portions. A lot of tables and room to eat with a large group. Bathroom could use some cleaning but otherwise no issues would come back for other dishes Employees are very friendly and helpful

Gerry's Grill is a solid and reliable Filipino restaurant offering a huge menu of classic Filipino…read moredishes. It's a family favorite for us. We enjoyed some of our favorites - crispy pata, bicol express (crunchy and spicy), beef kare kare, and pork sisig - along with discovering some new favorites. With many branches across the Philippines and California, it's a convenient choice. The service is polite and efficient, making it a delightful dining experience every time.

I've been to La Fiesta a couple of times now and overall, it's a mediocre spot for buffet-style…read morefood. They have a selection of cuisines that range from Filipino, to Japanese, to Chinese and other random options. The quality isn't very good, but it's edible. There seems to be little organization of the food offerings. The service is a bit everywhere...I was warmly greeted upon entry and most staff servicing the tables were nice, but many of the staff in the food area didn't really seem as if they wanted to be there. The dining area is very clean, even though I felt the food area could have been cleaner and more presentable. I liked that they had live musicians playing...it can get very loud, so be prepared for that. Compared to other buffets in the area, this is very reasonable...if you're going with a large group, this is a good option if you don't want to spend a lot of money.

As advertised, it is a VERY large buffet with a huge selection. Ambiance is nice, seems very…read morepopular. That being said, the food is just ok. All the dishes were the wrong temperature -- The sushi was warm instead of cold, and the hot ulam was cold. Nothing was especially delicious, except maybe the ube ice cream which is just Magnolia brand anyway. The worst was the VERY loud band at 5pm which made it hard to listen or have any conversation with my table mates. Would go to a better buffet next time.

Ambiance makes you go to history. Service was great - staff speaks pure Filipino words from our…read moregreat grandfather- they offered some games while waiting for food -. Their adobong pusit was a 5 star for me on to the taste except for its price and size is somehow expensive. It was slow during our visit , just the receipt was delayed. Overall, good to try

perfect for your cravings...isama nyo na buong family nyo napaka sarap ng mga foods ng XO46read more

First time here and the wait was super long. Was the food worth the wait, I mean, the food was ok…read more The ube cake was delicious though. Haha I was so hungry for waiting so long that I forgot to take a picture of my meal before I started eating it. The chicken was kind of tough, but the flavor was good and the rice was yummy. Overall it was pretty good.

Yelp! review #53 of 2025…read more This place turned into the perfect bookend for our Philippines trip in early August! First visit: our very last lunch before flying out of Manila. My wife's brother traveled all the way from the western side of the country just to see us, so the three of us met here. We grabbed a big family-style meal plus flan and a couple other desserts. Everything was fresh, flavorful, generous portions, and exactly the comforting Filipino food we wanted for our send-off. Excellent all around. Later that same day (!), my wife's cousin invited us out for dinner and without knowing our lunch plans, he picked the exact same restaurant. We rolled in again, and the waiter immediately smiled huge and said "Welcome back!" in English. That little moment made our night; felt like family. He went all out and ordered even more dishes for the table, crispy pata, kare-kare, sinigang, grilled items, and everything was just as delicious the second time. Food came out fast, portions are massive, and the prices are honestly a steal for the quality and quantity. They have nice indoor air-conditioned seating and a breezy outdoor area, both clean and comfortable. Staff is genuinely warm, attentive, and on point. Easily one of our favorite meals of the entire trip (and we ate there twice in one day!). Amazing value, fantastic service, and that "welcome back" moment sealed it. Already counting down until we return to Manila just so we can eat here again. Highly recommend!

Pictures in the menu do not show the actual serving which I think it's always the norm in the…read morePhilippines. Food is tasty but the kawali fat portion is too high. Service is quick and the place is regularly decorated.

We went to SM MOA and ended up in their food court. We wanted Filipino food and thought this place…read moreserved quality food. We saw a promo of a bowl of soup with a couple of rice. We also ordered a plate of sisig. We waited for 15 mins and when we asked about our order, we found out that they had not prepared our food yet. The people behind us got their order before us and we were disappointed in the service. The food was not what we expected. The Kare Kare was not good There are only a few pieces of pork kawali and very few vegetables. The sisig is not that great and was cold. The price is not expensive for the meal but I'm willing to pay extra if the quality of the food is great. The quality of food at this place is a dissapoinent. I wonder why they're still in business. Now I know why this place has a lot of negative reviews on YELP.

A surprise to end our day...dinner and a show that was so fun!!! The staff (waiters and chefs)…read moreentertained us all evening, while we enjoyed a delicious feast. So much good food and drinks, we left stuffed. Usually dinner shows lack in food quality, but not here. I was so pleasantly surprised that every dish exceeded my expectations. The beverages did as well. Grateful our guide ordered so perfectly to share the variety of dishes the Philippino cuisine offers. Definitely recommend a visit. A reservation is a must, especially on weekends.

This restaurant is now permanently CLOSED. We actually drove past it and saw that the building has…read morebeen abandoned with a for sale sign. Too bad. They were one of the few restaurants that offer good decent food with native entertainment.