Tired of your big pizza chain? Well, time to refresh your palette with the help of some good 'ol…read morefashioned pizza made by Auntie Pearl's. Boasting with a menu that's filled with all your classic guilty pleasures, such as fries, onion rings, pizzas, pastas and mouthwatering versions of burgers, Auntie Pearl's is a no brainer for those who are simply looking to cap off a rough day with a good meal. A must try? I dare say their version of the bacon cheeseburger melt is something that's worth added cholesterol. Nothing special, nothing new, but with its patties char-grilled to perfection coupled with strips of bacon, you better not be on a diet since this concoction by Auntie Pearl will surely make you rethink that. In addition to that, perhaps try ordering some sides of onion rings or chili cheese fries - and maybe even a pizza - and now, your diet will surely be in peril. To top that all off, Auntie Pearl's also serves ice cold brewskis to help you wash that all down

I'm usually not Shakey's Pizza's biggest fan, but this Shakey's certainly was not bad! Even better…read morethan one I experienced in Tokyo. Good family deals, and good selection of pizza. Flavor of crust is a little sour. It definitely had a very distinct taste even the same in Japan! Clean dining experience, friendly staff, and a decent environment for a family shindig.

After we moved to a different country, one of the foods in my bucket list was a Greenwich supreme…read morepizza. Finally I satisfied my craving but I was disappointed with the quality of the food as this was not the same as what I'm used to. There's not too much ingredient in the pizza not the same as what the pictures show. Although I must say the taste is still the same but I was expecting more from it for the price I paid for. Service was good and the place was clean, though.

Not a lot to say. It's a fairly standard Greenwich. They were nice enough to handle my mother who…read moreseemed to be a little confused with their deals. Pizza was always really good in a pinch. Indoor seating was clean with AC.

My favorite place for pizza (and pasta) in Lipa. Very simple pizza done right. The service is…read morequick. Pizzas take less than ten minutes from order to table. The pasta portions are pretty good and doesn't come with the "Asian influence". The hotel it's connected to is really a hidden gem in this city. The waiter is really nice and helpful. Overall, I had a great experience here.

First coming here and it made a absolute great impression. First thing I thought when walking into…read morethe place was the cleanliness of the place and the design. Staff is very nice and welcoming. The food comes out fast and is absolutely to die for! I ordered a pizza and I love how oil wasn't swimming on the top of the cheese! Will be definitely coming back to try more of their food!

I'm not usually a fan of thin-crust pizza, but Mama Lou's changed my mind…read more Me and my fabulous hubby were in the mood for some pizza, and Mama Lou's had captured my husband's interest for a while. We visited it for our anniversary, and the Italian bistro interior was truly captivating. They had some watercolor advertisement prints, a nice wine rack, and other touches to sell the bistro atmosphere. The supervisor, Mark, was extremely engaging, and along with our server, Aira, made sure that our visit was stellar. We enjoyed talking with Mark very much. We chose to eat the spinach and artichoke dip, the mozzarella sticks, and two fourteen-inch pizzas. I LOVED the pepperoni pizza. It had a spicy, addictive sauce that really gave it oomph. The assorted meat pizza was great, but I'm not the biggest fan of Canadian bacon. It was still delicious but didn't wow me as much as the pepperoni did. The thin crust delivered on its promise: tender dough under the toppings with a crisp, cracker like crust. We truly enjoyed the experience. The dip had this baked cheese crust that really elevated the taste, and was served with fluffy, flour tortilla, fried chips. This dish was my second favorite next to the pepperoni pizza. The mozzarella sticks were also amazing, with what seemed like hand breading. I'm used to the kind of mozzarella sticks you get in diners, so these sticks tasted a bit... classier? I think that's how I'd describe it. Anyway, I invite you to give Mama Lous in the Nuvali Solenad Mall a try. I think you'll be happy you visited.

Steak photo on their menu look's appetizing. What I got looks something else it seems. It looks…read moresad. Taste was fine maybe because I was starving. It was cooked medium and I guess I shouldn't ordered medium to begin with and a steak on a filipino guised italian restaurant. Service of course is not good but works when I wave my hand for 2 minutes :)

don't ever order their steak. biggest regret from dining out ever. it costs more than a thousand…read morepesos and its not even fresh or cooked peoperly

Really adorable cafe. It has a bit of a country porch feel or mom and pop type of store, but…read moretrendy. Since recently discovering Yelp hit the Philippines after returning 7 months down the line. Me and some family ventured out here to check out Ted's. My cousin had mentioned the food being very good albeit a bit pricier than local fair. Of course, that was true, but we agreed quality was there. We tried a few of their shakes-- Mango Peach, Apple Basil, Mandarin Lime, the BBQ chicken pizza, bacon cheddar fries, the seafood puttanesca, and Ted's linguine. The shakes that have fruit in their names don't seem to have milk in them and are more like finely blended slushies. A really amazing treat to escape from all the heat. I thought the apple basil and mandarin lime were the better of the 3 we got since they seemed more refreshing. The peach made the mango shake a lot heavier in comparison. For the apple basil, you can really taste the basil, but it didn't seem too overpowering, however, I'm unsure if I could drink the entire thing. The Mandarin Lime was really refreshing though. Ted's Linguine - Creamy as advertised. All the pastas seem to come with a bread stick too. Not much to really say. It was overall, really good and a great safe choice if you want pasta but not feeling adventurous. Seafood Puttanesca - Probably my favorite. Came with mussels and shrimp with bread. The sauce was a nice flavor and seasoned well. BBQ Chicken Pizza - Also really good, but much more like a flat bread and not very pizza like. Definitely think flat bread. It came with a pile of cabbage like greens as garnish and was nicely cooked. Though at the end we were questioning if it had any chicken in it as none of us could recall ever tasting the chicken. The sauce had a really nice smokey flavor though. Bacon Cheddar Fries - Very standard fries with bits of fried bacon crumbled with a drizzling of cheese. It was very tidy. I'd definitely be happy to return to try more off their menu or just to keep in mind of a place with very good drinks. They also have coffee and cakes so I imagine they'd make a nice sit in coffee shop too.

Chito's Burger is an okay burger that reminds me of Tropical Hut, except the bread's pandesal…read moreinstead. Quality control is needed because there was a hair strand sandwiched between the bread and sesame seed. The pattie doesn't taste unique. Rapsa Supreme Pizza was a light and simple Pinoy-style pizza down to the crust. Simply feeling the dough reminded me of the local recipe and there's always room for that in the belly. Toppings appeared to be olives, onions, bell peppers, ham, mushrooms, pineapple, and maybe one more meaty ingredient. I would order this again but prefer adding one more dish and sharing in a group. Wedges are like mojos but with a lighter colored coating. These were much better than the burger and are easily enhanced by the dip. The variety of their menu reminds me of Buddy's because they have steaks, burgers, noodles, and rice meals + shakes and a candy corner concept that includes well-known chocolates like Hershey's kisses. Service was good and waiting time was fair. (April 2018)

We were ecstatic to see this branch open again! Years back, we used to visit for some pizza on and…read moreoff. All this time, we thought they were closed for good; renovation only. I noticed they don't have the rotating doors we loved taking photos at anymore. Pay as you order. Potato Wedges These were some really good potatoes! Each piece was burning hot! The coating was not to thick, still packed a crunch, and kept the potato's texture as firm as a baked potato. Cheese Sticks These were a bit of a surprise since I pictured them differently. Experience was like eating a less tasty but fluffier crust with melted cheese inside. This was okay but much better with the dip. Super Supreme I ate so much of this! A good mix of meat, veggies, cheese, and addictingly simple crust kept me going and going! (September 2018)

Have eaten here several times. Love their pizza. Delicious Lasagna. Delightful restaurant…read more Recommend highly

This branch is the widest I've seen so far. It was hardly crowded with lots of breathing room to…read moremove around. Water is self-service and although they have a friendly sign indicating you need to push the button, you need to instinctively lift it up before pushing it towards the back. We regularly order the Buddy Pizza Regular and the flavor is still just right: very simple and tasty. It's so good we don't need to try the other flavors anymore. It was our first time to try their recipe for Calderetang Baka and it was so-so, the type we wouldn't really look for anymore. Paksiw na Lechon is our favorite dish with rice. Flavor always succeeds in impressing us, though in our opinion, the quantity isn't enough for two people. But with a pizza, we're all set! Service was good since waiting time for the food was reasonable. We'd definitely return.

During my recent visit to the PI, we stopped by Arabela for lunch. I think this was the only (or…read morevery few) restaurants that are modern + up to date. Service was really good as our server Choi was very attentive and polite (both times we went) along with the rest of the staff. The green mango smoothie was so good! One thing I must say is the oddity of how low the ceilings were!!!! Eek. I'm short but it was low enough for me to tippy toe and touch the ceiling. The restroom too was like this. Felt like Alice in Wonderland lol Def a must when you're in town.

I love this place. My first visit was the first year they were open. I didn't even know to be…read morehonest. I was in the country the year they opened and happened to be visiting my cousin in the area who took me here for lunch with her family. I remember having the best dining experience and promised to come back the next time I'm in the country again. This time around that very same cousin invited me to stay with her for the weekend so of course I obliged. She made sure a meal here was on the agenda. We came in for lunch 7 deep on a Saturday. There was a little bit of a wait, but we didn't mind since we were catching up on what we missed the last few years since I hadn't seen them in over a decade. My cousin went on an ordering spree as soon as we sat down. Before I knew it, food started covering all our tables. What a feast indeed. My mango shake was amazing. Always so good. Every dish was great. They're known for their pastas, hut I only got to have a bite of one order. I got a bit of every single dish ordered for the table. The salad was my personal favorite. The pizzas were great. The bbq was my favorite of the meats. A visit here is a must if you're in the area. I highly recommend walking around the Liliw area for souvenirs from the local vendors right after your meal. We had such an amazing day. I know I've only visited twice, but the memories bring me so much joy. I always tell everyone I know in the Philippines to make sure they come here for a meal if they happen to be in the area. I'd certainly be in trouble if I lived in the area. I will definitely be back for a visit on my next visit. I intend to be in the Philippines towards the end of the year so I guess see you soon! From California, with love.