Iloilo founder, Edgar Sia was selling his grilled mang inasal chicken straight outta a SM pahking…read morelot in Iloilo. Just like Ice Cube and Dr. Dre and Ren were selling their CDs outta their trunk, in LA. Years later Sia, aka Injap, was bought out by Jollibee for 68 million USD. Yes, USD, mind bending I know!! And the marinade recipe is so simple, because we were able to replicate it with the simple ingredients of Coconut vinegar, anatto oil (for red color) and lemongrass and Calamansi (lemon/lime hybrid). FYI, our chicken didn't come close but A for effort, namean!! There are now numerous locations throughout the Philippines (15,000 employees later) and we came to this one because it was close to the Pasay crib and we enjoyed smelling the smoke for medicinal purposes while waiting for our chicken. The chicken breast was awesome, the pork skewers were a bit fatty and undercooked. I'll stick exclusively to the chicken next time, note to self. Mang Inasal, when are you and Conti's coming to the US??

Popular fast food chain for Filipinos is now available at the airport NAIA Terminal 2 (in the…read morecenter of both wings, upper level). Price is reasonable. For php 100, end up with a very decent meal. Their Menu is limited at this location. No French fries. Drinks include ice tea, hot choco, water etc. Cocktail tables are provided. No chairs. Eat while standing. Staff are friendly and efficient. Open 24 hours. Breakfast menu starts at midnight. Didn't ask until when it ends. Ordered the corned beef with egg and fried rice (sinangag). Highly recommend to loose your diet.

Can hundled the customers, pleasant to everybody ,good in terms of services crew was a motivated…read moreand most important can manage all the customers

Balikbayan champorado-lovers beware! It was really soupy. They went for triple the chocolate, but…read moreended up tripling the water. Others enjoyed their food & service though, w/ the Calamansi shake making the strongest showing.

Max's Restaurant has always felt like a place for celebration. Call me sentimental, but maybe those…read moreads that they put up just really get to me. Now, Max's is only a 5 minute walk from my house which is good because I often crave for it. But lazy me usually just orders in for delivery. Best part about Max's is that they have these combo meals that fits right in my budget and fits perfectly in my stomach. Whenever we have no one to cook lunch or dinner, or whenever we're lazy to cook lunch or dinner or to eat out, we have Max's delivered right at our doorstep. I guess aside from the nostalgia, there's something different about the taste of Max's spring chicken. Plus add in some ketchup mixed with Worcestershire sauce and voila! The perfect combination! What I miss about Max's that they don't have anymore is the eat all you can chicken for around 300 pesos! I would try that out at least once every year whenever they had the promo. I hope that they have it again one of these days.

AMBIENCE After our trip, we were so relieved to find out…read morethey were there and off we went for Wendy's! A lot of seats were available and our only view was the obvious: the airport. They're also near an establishment that sells sili ice-cream, which I found quite intriguing. FOOD Bacon Mushroom Taco Melt was amazing! I know it's just the Bacon Mushroom Melt with nachos and melted cheddar cheese; simple. But, tasting every ingredient at the same time was just mind-blowing. I had no regrets and would strongly consider ordering it again. The scent of the melted cheese plus the crunchy nachos made it all work! Mango Iced Tea was sweet like tetra pack mango. Fries were burnt so I left some of those behind. Bacon and Egg, though, was quite disappointing because the bacon strips were far from generous. SERVICE At the counter, we waited for the the Bacon Mushroom Taco Melt to be prepared. Fries were served ahead of that but burnt and the server didn't seem to notice.

Its airport fast food. Nothing about it is special just…read moregrab and go. They need to update menu board when a promo ot item is out of stock put not available prior to taking a order and accepting money. Food is a bit below average tastung for Wendys I have visited prior. Fries are a bit plain and flat also. Salads are ok. Burgers tasted a bit to salty I think in future I eill select another food option if in Term 3

The crew in the drive thru of mcdonalds aseana messed up my order, dropped my change and gave me a…read moreripped paper bag , my order was the chicken parm but they gave me fillet curry but they did gave me the parm pack

McDo Philippines will always have my heart! I have been to the ones here in US and in HK but…read morenothing beats Chicken Filet with all those rice and gravy. Yum! I can have four everyday.

Typical Filipino food. Nothing that great. It's just regular filipino breakfast food and it's the…read moreonly one in the airport before departure

A traditional Filipino cuisine normally for breakfast, but nowadays you can have the menu in…read moredifferent hours as you like. Their food has good taste actually. I just ordered smoked fish now just cuz I want to try it. Hehe. The only thing I noticed is they are quite expensive now. And Another thing is, I was expecting to eat smoked fish with egg but there is none in their menu. (I think that would be awesome if there is, just saying). Anyway, I also noticed that A bottled water is 25 pesos now? Kind of expensive hehe. I didn't realized until I checked my bill. Good thing, the servers were nice. Kudos to all of you guys.

While In Manila I stoped by at the giant SM Mall by the Sea , number 3 or 4 largest in the world,…read moreand decided to try one of the local food outlets. The Mall must have over 60 to pick from by looking at the Mall Directory. I tried Greenwich Pizza just because it had non pizza items on the menu and it was close to me , between KFC and Jollibee. Well I pick the 149 pesos dish that had 4 different items , that is $2.88 in US dollars. I figured there must be at least one item on the plate I could eat. Their are other 5 and 6 items dishes but I am not into Tuna Lasagna so I skipped them. My plate had a piece of fried chicken, spaghetti, rice, gravy, and a slice of Hawaiian pizza. The chicken was real good and I dipped it into the gravy like I saw other customers doing. And the spaghetti and Hawaiian pizza where Oki, maybe even better than OK. I didn't eat the rice only because it was plain white rice, I need to mix it with something else. All I can say is at $2.88 this was a good meal.