Their Halo Halo and Palabok so delicious. Highly recommended place to go if you're craving for…read moresome refreshing merienda. Their Japanese Lumpia is to die for. I will definitely come to this place.

From the owner: Unique Kapampangan Halo Halo blend, collection of new old mirienda favorite and new fusion snacks.read more

Had a great lunch with my family. Foods are so tasty. Service is good as well. We always choose a…read morerestaurant that has a classy ambiance.

Before getting dinner here I asked my cousin, "Do the Shakey's here have alcohol?" He laughed and…read moresaid, "I don't think so." I was disappointed until I saw San Miguel on the menu in either mugs or pitchers. 1 pizza, 1 spaghetti, 1 bucket of mojos, 5 milkshakes, and 3 beers cost about $40 after being converted from pesos to dollars and it fed a party of 2 adults and 4 teenagers. In America all of that would have cost $60 minimum. Service sucks, but that's the norm in the Philippines. I had to remind them 3 times for a refill on beer before it actually got to me. As for food, nothing beats American pizza back home. But being a 3rd world country, the knockoff American pizza wasn't bad. I haven't been to Shakey's in America in far too long so I can't compare the international chain's pizza by country but it was edible and good enough to eat, it just wasn't great. I can say the same for the spaghetti and mojos. Highlight of the meal was the San Miguel beer, milkshake, and decor. Shakey's in America is a children's pizza parlour but Shakey's in the Philippines is a sit down restaurant with floor to ceiling glass windows that are a nice touch so you can look outside and see all the jeepneys and tricycles nearly get into accidents with each other.

We were picking up food from this little stand called "Chooks To Go" on the side of the main…read morestreet. What was a "chook" anyway? A chicken?! Chicken + cook was the only combination I could think of that would come up with "chook". I was skeptical. After all my judging it was actually really good. Tasty even without any sauces, and that's their motto except it's in Tagalog. It reminded me of premarinated pork barbecue but in whole chicken form. Pretty damn good with white rice.

I chose to celebrate my son's 1st birthday at the branch in Molave, corner Meralco, because of the…read moreaccessibility and I thought the venue was okay. July 14, was my son's birthday, we came at the store early and we noticed that the venue was not yet set and no body has turned the AC on, so immediately called the attention of the crew and asked to turn the AC on, so they did, 30 minutes had past and my guests were coming and the venue was still darn hot! I again called the crew to do something about it and they only responded, we'll have it checked. So, I let it pass and just enjoyed the party. 30 minutes before the party ended, the host approached me and asked if I wanted Jollibee (the mascot) to extend so he could hop in the tables to take pictures. I said, I don't think there's a need for that since I had booked Yum to come out. The host was surprised when I said that, so, I already got mad and walked out the venue and looked for the Supervisor. I waited 15 minutes for the manager to come out, only to tell me that they failed to book Yum for the party!! I was so mad that time. I booked 1 month prior to the event, thinking everything was already taken cared off. I had high expectations and it dropped 0 that time! I was so disappointed with the venue, with the manager and how he handled this issue. Thanks to the host.. Nathan, who had remained composed despite my ranting and still made the event fun. I hope that they have learned their lesson with this and do something about the venue.